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The College Board announced today that it is developing at-home versions of the SAT college admission tests in case school shutdowns continue in the fall. The organization said it was working on digital versions of the tests, and that they could be a...

The SATs have been cancelled through August and could be administered remotely if schools stay shuttered through the fall, officials said Wednesday. The College Board announced Wednesday that the admissions tests scheduled to have been taken in June...

The College Board announced today that it is developing at-home versions of the SAT college admission tests in case school shutdowns continue in the fall. The organization said it was working on digital versions of the tests, and that they could be a...

The College Board announced today that it is developing at-home versions of the SAT college admission tests in case school shutdowns continue in the fall. The organization said it was working on digital versions of the tests, and that they could be a...

The College Board announced today that it is developing at-home versions of the SAT college admission tests in case school shutdowns continue in the fall. The organization said it was working on digital versions of the tests, and that they could be a...

The company that administers the SAT college entrance exam is scrapping plans to provide a home version of the test this year, saying it can’t guarantee all students would have access to the needed technology. The College Board announced Tuesday...

College Board, one of the largest standardized testing organizations globally, worked closely with the Chinese Communist Party for almost two decades to help them gain “strategic access” to the US’ primary education system, according to a new...

The College Board said Tuesday that it is nixing the SAT’s subject tests and optional essay due to COVID-19 concerns and an overall need to “streamline” the test. “The pandemic has highlighted the importance of being innovative and adaptive...

The College Board refined its plans for the inaugural AP African American Studies course, stripping away much of its most controversial, ideology-based content.

In January, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced plans to ban the College Board's Advanced Placement African American studies pilot course in his state, saying that the curriculum had a political agenda. The College Board has since revised the course...

“This College Board, nobody elected them to anything,” DeSantis said at an unrelated news conference. “They are just kind of there, and they provide a service and so you can either utilize those services or not.”

The College Board said it can’t modify the course due to regulations that “would censor college-level standards for credit, placement, and career readiness.”

Students who are given an easier go in the second portion of the SAT "won't be disadvantaged," the College Board insists.

Just as top colleges are getting courageous enough to say they really do need standardized tests to identify top students, the College Board, maker of the SAT, is sabotaging itself.