Horizon Education Blog

Building an assessment calendar shouldn’t be about convenience. It should be about ensuring timely data analysis and application.

Notable schools that have reinstated the SAT/ACT include Brown, Dartmouth, Harvard, Yale, Georgetown, MIT, Caltech, and the entire public un

Starting in 2025, Illinois will see a significant shift in testing for public high school students: they will switch from the SAT to the ACT

Horizon Education equips students with the tools and strategies needed to excel on the digital ACT

How is the format of the ACT changing as it goes digital?

How is the new digital SAT different from the paper SAT, and how can you and your students prepare?

In the face of ongoing educational disparities, we must not neglect the challenges faced by rural education.

Accelerated learning is a method of teaching that aims to help students learn at a faster pace than traditional methods.

Wondering whether it is still important to take the SAT® or ACT® if the college you are applying to does not require scores?

It is increasingly important to ensure that ELL students have equal access to education and educational opportunities.

In this blog post, we will provide an overview of the accommodations available for the SAT® and how to apply for them.

In Colorado, the state assessment system for high school students in grades 9-11 includes the use of the PSAT® and SAT® exams.

Arizona State Board of Education requires local education agencies to adopt a Menu of Assessments for high school students

Mississippi's requirement for students to take the ACT® is an important initiative that aims to increase college readiness

The State of Alabama has announced a policy stating that all juniors will be required to take the ACT® with Writing.

State law that mandates all 11th grade students attending public schools in Connecticut to participate in the Connecticut SAT® School Day.

The WSAS uses the ACT® and PreACT® exams to assess students' college readiness

Michigan Department of Education to administer the College Board's PSAT® 8/9 and PSAT® 10 as the summative assessment for ELA and Math

For the class of 2023, all Illinois juniors will be required to take the SAT® for free during the school day.

The Ohio General Assembly passed House Bill 82 which brought about significant changes to the Ohio School Report Cards

The requirement is designed to provide students with skills they need to succeed in postsecondary education and in their chosen careers

In the state of Tennessee, public school students are required to participate in a postsecondary readiness assessment as a part of their edu

In Oklahoma, the CCRA Transcript Guidance requires that students take either the SAT® or ACT® with the Writing portion as part of their grad