Newsbrief: PSAT scores quarantined


Dec. 13, 2001, midnight | By Kevin Chang, Joe Howley | 23 years ago


PSAT scores of thousands of Blair students are currently under quarantine in a New Jersey post office.

Detection of anthrax on various letters received by government offices downtown has led to a freeze on all outgoing mail at the Hamilton postal facility near Trenton, New Jersey. The PSAT scores were being processed at that post office at the time of the freeze and have not yet been checked for anthrax contamination.

Blair administration recieved word ot the delay late Thursday afternoon and made a schoolwide announcement regarding the scores just before the end of sixth period. When the school will recieve the scores remains unclear, but special arrangements will be made with the College Board, which administers the tests regarding students' official scores and National Merit Scholar status, if the scores have not been recieved by January 31, 2002.

The College Board has posted a statement about the problems at http://www.collegeboard.org/press/html0102/html/011206a.html.



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Kevin Chang. Kevin Chang was born on April 28, 1985. This makes him a bull, and coincidentally, a Taurus. Somehow, he ended up in the Magnet program at Montgomery Blair High School, where he is now a SENIOR! 03! Yes, he is a geek. He is often … More »

Joe Howley. Joe Howley is a senior at Blair in the Communication Arts Program. He is Editor-in-Chief of the Online division of Chips and shares the Graphics Editorship with the infamous Brandon Proia. He is resigned to being a hopeless computer "geek," and is already an object … More »

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