Kentucky plans to move from ACT to SAT. Here’s what that means for students

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Kentucky is moving from the ACT to the SAT for high school juniors’ college entrance exams, the state Department of Education announced. The Kentucky Department allowed its contract with ACT to expire, and it has a new contract with the SAT, Jennifer Stafford, associate education commissioner, said in a July 15 webcast. The move has been proteste—a typical part of fielding bids from new vendors, as the department did to make the change, Stafford said. The department declined to comment on the change while the protest was ongoing. It was not clear who protested the change.

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