The SAT® Suite keeps evolving to give California students an earlier, clearer picture of their readiness — and to give the educators who serve them more time to act on it. For district and school site administrators, assessment directors, and data and accountability leaders, this session is a practical, California-focused look at what's new, what's free, and what to watch next.
Join College Board to get your team up to speed.
This session will cover:
What's new in 2027 — the SAT Suite's newest addition, an integrated Science Practices & Foundations score, plus expanded Skills Insight™ reporting and skills-based career connections
Free, official practice at scale — full-length practice tests in Bluebook™, Official SAT Prep on Khan Academy®, live tutoring through Schoolhouse.world, and the Question Bank, plus how SAT fee waivers put two free SAT exams (and more) within reach for eligible students
BigFuture®: connecting readiness to what's next — how every PSAT and SAT score now powers a personalized, skills-based exploration of career pathways through BigFuture School, plus BigFuture's free college search, planning tools, and family resources that help students turn a score into a plan
Two ways to bring the SAT exam to your campus — what's involved in becoming an SAT Weekend test center, including staff honoraria and startup support for new or reopening centers, as well as offering the SAT during the school day through SAT School Day, a proven way to boost participation and access without asking students to give up a weekend
The California higher ed landscape — where UC's test-blind review and CSU's policy stand today, and why a connected system, from PSAT 8/9™ in 8th grade through the SAT exam, gives students and educators a readiness signal that holds up no matter how admissions policy evolves
Whether your district is deep into the SAT Suite or just weighing next steps, you'll leave with practical resources to share with your team and your students.
Who should attend: District and school site administrators, assessment directors, and data and accountability leaders in California
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