SCORECARD 

SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS (SAT) SCORES

2012 – 2016

 

The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), is a college admission test that is recognized by universities both inside the United States and around the world.  Created and administered by the College Board, the SAT assesses student reasoning based on knowledge and skills developed by the students in their course work.  It covers three subject areas:  critical reading, (VERBAL), mathematics and writing.  Students have 3 hours and 45 minutes to complete the exam.  Each section is worth 800 points, so the highest possible score is 2400.  The SAT is designed to measure critical thinking and problem solving skills that are essential for success in college, and is the most widely used standardized test for college admissions.

	CRITICAL READING	MATH	WRITING
CR NORTH	574	582	579
CR SOUTH	536	562	533
STATE AVG	495	508	482

 

2014

 

	VERBAL	MATH	WRITING
CR NORTH	560	579	565
CR SOUTH	524	557	523
STATE AVG	497	504	480

 

2013

 

	VERBAL	MATH	WRITING
CR NORTH	557	577	558
CR SOUTH	538	565	536
STATE AVG	494	504	482

 

2012

 

	VERBAL	MATH	WRITING
CR NORTH	552	573	559
CR SOUTH	521	556	523
STATE AVG	491	501	480