Here's How Central Regional Students Scored On The SAT

BERKELEY, N.J. — Students in the Central Regional School District averaged 1050 on the SATs, according to the most recent data released by the state.

The SAT is still considered the primary standardized test that judges a student's college qualifications. So Patch put together the list of each New Jersey high school's most recent average scores that the state released, and ranked them from top to bottom.

Patch compiled the combined SAT scores as well as the lists of scores in the two sections identified as "math" and "reading and writing."

Central Regional students averaged 532 on the math portion (178th in New Jersey) and 518 on reading and writing (210th). The school's overall average score ranks 199th in the state.

Read more: New Jersey SAT Scores Released In 2019: Every High School Ranked

The SAT scores were part of the state Department of Education's School Performance Reports for the 2017-18 school year. The reports include figures on enrollment, proficiency scores, PARCC scores, graduation rates and SAT scores. Read more: Every NJ School Graded In Newly Released State Report: Your Rank?

These reports are designed to inform parents, educators and communities about how well a school is performing and preparing its students for college and careers, according to the DOE.

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