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Free Practice ACT/New SAT at Atlantic Technical College High School



Our students will have an opportunity to take a Rock the SAT/ACT Practice Test on Saturday, September 26, at 7:30 am-11:45 am here at Atlantic Technical College High School. The event will be a Princeton Review Assessment consisting of ACT and New SAT practice questions to help evaluate student strengths for these question types. This test will enable students to sample both test formats and identify their target areas for improvement. Students wishing to participate must sign up with either Mr. Mulhern, Mr. Beames, Mrs. Celestino, Mr. Donoso, Mrs. Goldwyn, or Mrs. Lee.

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