Starting this spring, Delaware will give the SAT to all high-school juniors attending public schools, the state’s department of education announced on Tuesday.
Delaware, which will receive about $1.8 million in federal money for the program, gave the College Board a four-year contract to administer the college-entrance exam annually to 11th graders. The program will cost the state about $47 per student.
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