CPP: 2014 SAT scores show improvement in NC; Asheville, Watauga students post highest scores in WNC

From Carolina Public Press

By Angie Newsome

The N.C. Department of Public Instruction released new information Tuesday showing how well North Carolina high school students performed on the SAT college admission test in 2014.

According to The College Board, the state’s seniors averaged 1483 this year, up four points from 2013 graduates. The number of students taking the SAT this year dropped slightly to 57,997, which is 64 percent of all eligible students.

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