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  • Assessing the Assessment: SHSAT

    September 17, 2018
    · 2016, analysis, research

    Don’t assume that because your student does well in school that they will do well on any other test or in any other setting. Kids who do the best on the test are those who go into confident and prepared. Don’t make assumptions your kid will do well. If you’re thinking of a Specialized High…


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