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Princeton Practice SAT/ACT Exam

Posted by Hazen PTSA, March 5, 2013 at 04:34 pm

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HAZEN PTSA IS OFFERING A PRINCETON PRACTICE SAT/ACT EXAM

Registration deadline is Extended, forms must be in by March 13th to take the practice SAT/ACT combo test at Hazen H.S. on Saturday, March 16. Practice, practice, practice! It is a great way to ease into the real SAT/ACT exams. The practice test is open to all students from any school district, homeschooling, or grade level. Reserve your seat today!

Forms available at:

http://www.rentonptsa.org/Local%20Units/Hazen/index.htm

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