Monday June 4: Release of Composite SAT Scores for NJ High Schools Including Hoboken High School

Sixth St. between Clinton & Grand Sts., Hoboken, ca. 1963
A number of regular readers of this blog have requested that we post the composite 2018 SAT scores (Mathematics and Reading scores combined) for high schools in New Jersey. There was special interest in Hoboken High School and where Hoboken ranks among high schools in New Jersey given the great improvements we have been hearing about at Board Meetings, in the Hoboken Reporter, and on social media. Therefore, we are currently collecting and compiling composite 2018 SAT data and plan to have the data presented on Monday, June 4th. Have a great weekend---

6th St between Clinton and Grand Sts. Hoboken, ca 1963


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