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At this year’s ASU GSV Summit, College Board Trustee Kaya Henderson was named winner of the 2017 Innovator of Color Award.
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05/19/2017
The College Board proudly recognizes three new Springboard Teachers of Distinction: Alyssa Broussard, Amanda Olinger, and Larissa Perez.
05/16/2017
The College Board and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative are launching a two-year partnership that will help millions of students better prepare for college and career.
05/15/2017
Jackie Corricelli, a computer science and mathematics teacher at Conard High School in West Hartford, Connecticut, put together an awesome motivational video honoring her students who took the AP Computer Science Principles exam for the first time this year.
05/12/2017
See how students from Oak Ridge High School in Orlando, FL, are using Official SAT Practice to reach their goals.
05/10/2017
On May 4, Washington Governor Jay Inslee signed into law S.B. 5234, which requires the state’s public college and university system to establish a uniform policy for awarding college credit for AP Exam scores of 3 or higher.
05/09/2017
A letter to Advanced Placement teachers in honor of this year's Teacher Appreciation Day.
05/08/2017
The College Board and Khan Academy announce: Studying for the SAT on Official SAT Practice for 20 hours is associated with an average score gain of 115 points.
04/27/2017
To better serve the needs of students on their path to college, the College Board will offer – for the first time – an August SAT® and SAT Subject Tests™ administration during the 2017-18 school year. Registration is now open and the administration will be offered on August 26, 2017. To accommodate the August testing date, the January administration of the SAT has been discontinued.
04/24/2017
This year's National Chinese Language Conference, said Bob Davis, executive director of Chinese language and culture initiatives at the College Board, was "a moment to pause, to celebrate the many accomplishments that have been made in the field in the past decade, and to look to next decade to come.”