UPDATES

PSAT sores have been uploaded into Naviance

And are available on your College Board account on Monday, December 6th.

The PSAT is a practice test designed to give you exposure to this standardized test. The scores do not get shared with anyone but you. Regardless of your score there is a lot of valuable information on your score sheet, available on your College Board account. We encourage you to focus on the type of questions you got right/wrong and use this as a bases for preparing for the SAT. Your School Counselor has your test booklet should you want to refer to it for test preparation.

For more information on standardized testing please see the guidance website, Standardized Testing. A presentation on standardized testing can be found under For Parents/Guardians as well. If you have questions about these results or about standardized testing, please see your School Counselor. School Counselors will review PSAT information during your Junior Seminar, which begins Quarter 3.

Important Information regarding

AP exam registration.

To sign up for the AP Exams, students must do two things:

1. Use the join code provided either by their teacher, Dan Sorrell, or Anne North to join their class roster. This will, by default, order an exam for the student. If the student does not want to take the exam, they must email Dan Sorrell or Anne North.

2. Pay for the exam in the Guidance Exam section of the Fee Payment system located in the Students and Families tab on the WPS website. Link Here

Important Dates:

• November 15th: The Ordering Deadline for AP Exams

  • If students have not joined their class roster and paid for their AP Exam by November 15th, 3pm, an exam will not automatically be ordered for them.

• After November 15th, students can still register to take the AP Exams. However, a $40 late fee will be assessed in addition to the standard exam fee of $96.

• If a student enrolled in an AP class roster decides that they do not want to take an AP Exam, they should email either Dan Sorrell or Anne North by November 15th, 3pm and indicate that they do not want an exam ordered for them. A full refund for exam payments can be issued before November 15th. If after November 15th, a student decides to cancel their exam, a $40 cancellation fee will be assessed. A partial refund will be issued for exam payments.

• March 15th: The Final Deadline

  • After March 15th, Wellesley High School will not be accepting additional AP Exam registrations. This means that if a student has not used the join code provided to them to join their class roster, and paid for their exam (plus any additional late fees) by March 15th, an exam will not be ordered for them.

Please note: while CB indicates that you can still register after March 15th, WHS will close registration on this date so that we have time to make adequate testing, proctor and schedule arrangements.

A holiday gift from our friends at Revolution Prep.

As many of our families have already experienced, Revolution Prep has a team of professional tutors who have been teaching online for over a decade, and they’re giving each of you a gift card for up to $200 toward live online tutoring and test preparation. 

With consideration for the busy holiday season and winter break, this is a wonderful way to keep students engaged and on track to meet their academic goals.

Visit www.revolutionprep.com/gift-card to get your gift card before December 31st! You can also see a digital flyer about the promotion here.

If you have questions or want to learn more about Revolution Prep, you can reach out to a dedicated Revolution Prep team member at (800) 878-1850. You can also email them at newengland@revolutionprep.com.

Have a happy and healthy holiday season,

International College Options

is pleased to announce our 2021 events will be Virtual College Fairs held on Tuesday, November 16th, and Wednesday, November 17th, from 6pm - 8pm CST. Students, parents and counselors will have the opportunity to hear from over 70 colleges and universities from around the world in small group presentations and talk individually with admissions counselors from each organization. Each event will feature different institutions. You can register for our virtual fairs and see more information about which colleges are attending by clicking here. We also continue to provide online support to students, families and counselors available on the Resources page.

MEFA Events

MEFA offer free informative webinars and virtual community events on a range of topics. To register for an upcoming webinar, click a topic below. To view a recorded webinar, please view our MEFA Videos page.

Need to see you School Counselor?

Visit your Canvas Jr Guid Seminar page or the Department Members tab on this website to access their appointment calendars.

Need an unofficial copy of your transcript or report card?

Students can now access an unofficial copy of their transcript or report card by clicking on the "Student Reports" tab in Powerschool.

New Changes to the SAT!

Effective this spring College Board will no longer be offering SAT Subject Tests or the optional essay on the SAT. Article