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ACT Changes Testing Policy for 2020

Clare Canavan, Editor in Chief November 8, 2019

ACT announced on Tuesday, October 8th, big changes to the way the company will admistrate tests.  Starting in September 2020, after students take the ACT test as a whole at least once, they can register...

Editorial: High Schools Should Eliminate Finals

Caroline Corcoran, Reporter May 24, 2019

Teenagers have many pressures in school, one of them being finals. The week filled of tests in almost every class can be extremely overwhelming for many students. Because of the resulting stress and the...

HHS Students Take 2019 Keystone Exams

Jenna Reiber, Reporter May 21, 2019

Hershey High School freshmen and sophomores took the biology and English Keystone exams during the week of May 12, 2019. This year the biology and English Keystones were taken on May 14 and 15. Algebra...

AP Courses: Are they worth it?

Molly Glus, Reporter October 31, 2018

Hershey High School (HHS) is one of the top schools in the state of Pennsylvania, but does that pressure kids into taking too challenging of courses? Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate...

In this photo taken January 17, 2016, students’ worksheets are seen at a college test preparation class at Holton Arms School. The current version of the SAT college entrance exam is having its final run, when thousands of students nationwide will sit, squirm, or stress through the nearly four-hour reading, writing and math test. A new revamped version debuts in March. (Source: AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Redesigned SAT Brings Several Changes

February 7, 2016

By: Lynn Dang Coming spring 2016, the new SAT will replace the current SAT. These are some of the top changes you need to know. Scoring The current SAT composite score is 600-2400, while the redesigned...

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