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Delaware State-Provided Testing (SAT School Day and PSAT)

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School Onboarding

  • Every September, Delaware provides College Board with a list of schools eligible/required to test along with their principal's and district, county, or corporation test coordinator's name and contact information ("state eligible schools list").
  • College Board provides each principal and district, county, or corporation test coordinator on the state eligible schools list access through their College Board professional account dashboard to the SAT Suite Ordering and Registration (SSOR) system, as well as the ability to manage SSOR access for other school personnel, as desired.
  • By the second Tuesday in October, each school enters their spring testing details in SSOR (e.g., coordinator-level staff names and contact information, whether off-site testing will be used, estimated number of test takers, estimated testing dates within the window, etc.).

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Test Administration Team Roles

  • Test Coordinator: Expected to be at the school to supervise all activities related to test administration. Responsible for staff recruitment, training, and assignments; overseeing the use of facilities; supervising all test administration activities; and handling any emergencies or disruptions. The test coordinator and SSD coordinator are also the two roles responsible for reviewing accommodations and ensuring students testing with accommodations and supports have a smooth administration.
  • SSD Coordinator: Responsible for supporting students testing with accommodations. This includes requesting accommodations and supports, validating student accommodations data, helping the test coordinator seat students in appropriate groups, and working with proctors and technology coordinators to ensure students can test successfully with their accommodations.
  • Technology Coordinator: Can be a district- or school-level staff member but must have the expertise and permissions to install Bluebook on managed devices and configure the network (or manage staff who do). The IT professionals at your school can explore the list of relevant responsibilities at bluebook.org/tech.
  • Technology Monitor: Help students and staff with technical issues on test day in a designated help room.
  • Proctors: Responsible for conducting a secure, valid administration. They're accountable for everyone in their testing room and everything that takes place there.
  • Hall/Room Monitors: Assist with test administration duties. Monitors don't administer the test, but they have access to Test Day Toolkit to help direct students to their assigned rooms, answer questions, monitor testing areas, and submit irregularities if needed.

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Test Administration Team Training

Training Date Audience Registration Link
District Test Coordinator (DTC) Webinar Thursday, October 15, 2026 District Test Coordinators Register
SSD Coordinator Webinar Thursday, November 19, 2026 SSD and School Test Coordinators Register
SAT Suite School Test Coordinator (STC) Webinar—Part One Thursday, December 3, 2026 School Test Coordinators Register
SAT Suite Technical Readiness Webinar Thursday, January 14, 2027 Technology, School Test, and District Test Coordinators Register
SAT Suite School Test Coordinator (STC) Webinar—Part Two Thursday, February 11, 2027 School Test Coordinators Register
Administering the SAT Suite to Students with Accommodations Thursday, February 18, 2027 SSD and School Test Coordinators Register
Learning Management System (LMS) Training Tuesday, January 19, 2027 All Coordinators and Test Day Staff N/A
Office Hour #1 Wednesday, January 27, 2027 All Register
Office Hour #2 Wednesday, February 3, 2027 All Register
Office Hour #3 Wednesday, February 10, 2027 All Register
Office Hour #4 Wednesday, February 17, 2027 All Register

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Important Dates

By December 1, College Board will email each school's or program's primary test coordinator, as identified in SSOR, with access to an Interactive Checklist (see "School Onboarding" above). This digital tool helps test coordinators and their designees manage SAT administration tasks through timely reminders. Users can mark tasks as In Progress, Complete, or I'm Stuck. Selecting I'm Stuck prompts Customer Service to follow up with assistance.

Interactive Checklist Activity Items Timeline to Complete
Notice Deadline
Confirm Access to SSD Online — Not applicable Early December
Review Existing Accommodations and Update as Necessary — Not applicable Early December
Submit New Accommodation Requests/Updates and Supports for English Learners Mid-December January 11, 2027 (deadline for "known" students/accommodations)
Consider Test Day Staff and Rooms Mid-January — Not applicable
Access Test Day Toolkit for Staff, Room, and Roster Prep Early February — Not applicable
Complete Learning Management System (LMS) Training — Not applicable February 26
Schedule Student Readiness Check — Not applicable January 29
Confirm Local Technology Readiness (pre-Student Readiness Check) — Not applicable February 4
Verify Student Registration and Confirm Accommodations/English Learner Supports in Test Day Toolkit — Not applicable Late February (minimum 3 days before testing)
Confirm Staff/Site Readiness and Conduct Student Readiness Check February 8 February 26
Testing Window Opening February 22 — Not applicable
Complete Important Post-Test Activities (e.g., Irregularity Reports, Makeups, Retests) — Not applicable Week 1 Testing Window
Final Accommodations/EL Support Deadline — Not applicable March 11
Test Window Closing — Not applicable March 18

For detailed instructions, see our Interactive Checklist Overview

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Manuals and Guides

All publications will be posted by January 29, 2027.

  • SAT Suite of Assessments State-Contracted Test Coordinator Manual
  • SAT Suite of Assessments State-Contracted Proctor Manual
  • Hall and Room Monitor Test Day Guide
  • Test Administration Training Platform Guide
  • SSD Accommodations and Supports Handbook
  • State-specific supplemental guides (Quick Guides)

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Testing Information for Students and Families

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Contact Us

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Resources for Other College Board Assessments

Find links to the State and District Partnerships (SDP) Digital Room:

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