SAT scores dumped, Packer lawyers up
Brooklyn Heights academy rails at ‘monolithic bureaucracy’
The head of Packer Collegiate Institute said Thursday that his school had contacted legal counsel to “protect the rights” of nearly 200 students whose SAT scores were invalidated — apparently because some of them were seated by the school’s proctors too close to other test-takers. Students are infuriated at the snafu.
An auditor from the College Board was aware of the seating problem on test day but said nothing to the school, according to Dr. Bruce L. Dennis, Packer’s Head of School.