Below is an announcement I received from The College Board regarding the October PSAT results.
We want to make you aware of a change to the delivery schedule for PSAT/NMSQT® and PSAT™ 8/9 scores and provide you with information and resources to help you transition to the new integrated reporting portal. We apologize for the inconvenience this change will cause.
Educators will be able to access the score reporting portal at k12reports.collegeboard.org and AP Potential™ data at appotential.collegeboard.org.
Students will be able to access their scores and AP Potential information at studentscores.collegeboard.org.
Educators will receive paper score reports.
Please note: The new delivery schedule will not affect students' eligibility for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
BRYAN FOTINO - Bryan, a senior, is this month's Science Student of the Month in recognition of his excellent performance in AP Physics. Bryan is quick to grasp complex new concepts in Physics and is able to apply his understanding to solving practical problems. He has shown that he is able to design scientific experiments with only minimal supervision or guidance and takes a thorough and systematic approach to the collection and analysis of data. Bryan consistently demonstrates the ability to think like a scientist and work like a scientist at a very high level.
Recently the New Jersey State Board of Education approved the threshold score points (‘cut points’) to define the performance levels in the PARCC assessment program.
Going out in the mail today are the individual test reports for the students that took the PARCC assessment last year. Here is a copy of my cover letter regrading the student reports.