SAT School Day with Essay
The SAT School Day with Essay is the state's general summative assessment for high school students. All grade 11 students in New Hampshire participate in the SAT School Day with Essay, unless they qualify for the alternate assessment. The SAT School Day with Essay allows schools to administer the SAT to students during a regular school day. Student scores are used for state accountability, and students can use their scores for college admission.
The SAT School Day with Essay is given each spring to measure student knowledge and skills in English language arts and mathematics, along with the NH SAS science assessment. Educators and students have access to SAT practice tests and resources through Khan Academy to help with test preparation.
Educator Resources
Complete the Update Coordinator Information form if your school's SAT Coordinator, Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) Coordinator, or school address has recently changed.
- Digital SAT Suite School Exam Setup
- Fee Waivers for Schools
- Guide for Using Your Interactive SAT School Day Checklist
- Hall Monitor Test Day Guide
- Proctor Manual
- Proctor Script Practice Resource
- Retesting and Irregularities Guide
- SAT Practice and Preparation
- SAT School Day Implementation Handbook
- Seating Chart
- Student Guide
- Technical Troubleshooting Guide
- Test Coordinator Manual
- What You Need to Know about the Digital SAT Suite of Assessments
Accessibility
- Accommodations and Support Handbook
- List of Approved Word-to-Word Bilingual Dictionaries for Multilingual Learners
- Translated Test Directions
Understanding SAT Scores
- Interpreting Scores
- Understanding and Interpreting SAT Scores and Reports
- To view scores, students login or create a College Board account if they don't already have one.
- Educators access scores through the Assessment Reporting for K12 Educators with a College Board professional account.
- Resource document: Educator access to scores in Assessment Reporting portal