1. Understanding the New SAT ® Test Security Guidelines Supplemental Information for Educators

2. Security Enhancements for SAT Testing  Registrations must include the registrant’s date of birth, gender, high school code and current grade in high school. Incomplete registrations will not be processed.  Students will be prompted to provide a current, acceptable photo of themselves as part of registration. The photo will become part of the Admission Ticket. The photo is required of almost all students.  No test day changes or standby testing will be permitted. Students may be able to request Waitlist Status online up to five days before test day. 2

3. The Admission Ticket with Photo  The student’s photo becomes part of the Admission Ticket.  Students in the 8th grade or below are exempt from photos, and their tickets will say so. 3

4. Helping Students Submit a Photo Some students may not have access to a digital camera or a computer at home. Here are some ways counselors may be able to help:  Use school computers and cameras to take, upload and print photos.  Scan and upload yearbook photos or provide copies of photos for taping to paper forms.  Request digital copies of official school photos/portraits.  Organize photo events during which students can have their photos taken. All photos must meet College Board photo requirements, which can be found in the Registration Guide for the SAT ® and SAT Subject Tests™ or online at sat.org/photo-requirements. sat.org/photo-requirements 4

5. Information for Counselors  High schools will automatically receive all test scores for their students.  Authorized users can help ensure test integrity by using the SAT ® Photo Viewer.  Access the viewer through the online SAT Counselor Registration Report. 5

6. 6 Keeping Counselors Informed SAT Counselor Resource Center To access the Test Security information… 1)Click on the “Registration + Scores” tab 2)Click on the “Security Enhancements” tab

7. Information for SAT ® Test Center Staff  All test center supervisors have received special training in the security requirements.  Staff will perform a four-way match before admitting someone to test, checking for matching appearance and information: On the ID On the Admission Ticket With the student’s appearance On the roster 7

8. What You Can Do to Ensure Test Security and Fairness Learn about the College Board’s Test Security and Fairness policies at sat.org/test-day. sat.org/test-day Report any suspected violation of these policies to the Office of Testing Integrity:  On test day only, call 800-257-5123.  At any time, you can report violations by fax or email: –Fax: 609-406-9709 –Email: testsecurity@info.collegeboard.orgtestsecurity@info.collegeboard.org We need your help — if you see something, say something! All information will be held strictly confidential. 8

9. SAT ® Test Security Students and parents can learn more by visiting: sat.org/test-day Educators can find more information and resources by visiting the SAT Counselor Resource Center at: sat.orgsat.org/src THANK YOU! 9