SAT School Day and PSAT 9/10

The SAT is part of the SAT Suite of Assessments, closely aligned tests that reflect what students are already learning in their classrooms and help educators monitor student progress. The SAT consists of Evidence-Based Reading & Writing and Math, in a digital format.

Students in grades 9 & 10 will have an opportunity to take the PSAT again on April 8. Now that you've had more practice, would you get a better score?

The SAT School Day and PSAT 9/10 at BHS will be Wednesday, April 8, 2026 starting promptly at 7:30 AM.

Students will be notified of their testing location in early April.

2026 Connecticut SAT School Day will be administered digitally to all grade 11 and the PSAT will be administered to all grade 9 & 10 public school students. No registration necessary.

• Your fully charged testing device with the Bluebook™ application installed (see detailed device requirements)..
• Pencils for scratch work.

• A charging cable if your testing device can’t hold a charge for 3 hours.
• An acceptable calculator (embedded calculator available to use within Bluebook).
• A drink or snacks (for your break)
  

Starting in Spring 2025, students approved with extended time, will have the option of moving to the next part of the test before their full extended time expires, as long as the standard testing time has passed. Students are encouraged to use all the time that they need and are approved for, however, student will not be required to stay for their full extended time if they are ready to move on or finish testing sooner. Students are given more independence and flexibility on test day as to whether and how they choose to use that accommodation.

School counselors, pupil service personnel, special education case managers, and English learner coordinators will assist your student in the process to secure the necessary accommodations for the Connecticut SAT School Day. If you do NOT want to use your testing accommodations, a parent must reach out to Mrs. Gioglio (gioglioj@brookfieldps.org) in writing to confirm by Friday, March 20. If not received by March 20, we will plan for your student to test WITH accommodations.

All Grade 9, 10 & 11 students must bring their devices to school. Students will log into Bluebook with temporary credentials, complete exam setup and try a test preview.

Students will;

1. Prepare students' device for testing
2. Confirm students' accommodations (if any)
   
3. Opportunity to take the practice test

By participating in the CT SAT School Day, students can send their test scores to up to four colleges, universities, or scholarship programs for free. Students will enter their four free score sends during the digital readiness check, before test day. Additional score sends (available for a fee) can only be sent online through the student’s College Board account. The flyer Sending Your Scores provides students with the codes for public colleges and universities in Connecticut.