Superintendent: Students in Greenwich were given wrong SAT exam
A notice from the superintendent states that on Dec. 2, 77 Greenwich High School students took an old version of the exam previously used in 2021.
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15ds agoPublic School officials said dozens of students were given the wrong SAT exam.
A notice from the superintendent states that on Dec. 2, 77 Greenwich High School students took an old version of the exam previously used in 2021.
The students will have to retake the test during a re-do on Saturday.
The superintendent says that she doesn't know how this happened and that the students should have been notified last Friday instead of Tuesday night.
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