Project 2400 SAT Prep
Project 2400 SAT Program for Juniors
Do you need help raising your SAT Scores? The Cobb Schools Foundation and
the Cobb County School District have partnered to create Project 2400!
Pope is, once again, happy to participate in this fantastic program,
which provides a SAT Prep course by The Princeton Review to high school
Juniors (families only have to pay $25). The program consists of 24 hours
of instruction and 3 full-length diagnostic tests. Courses will begin in
late January/Early February and lead up to the May 4 SAT. Courses will be
taught at Pope every Wednesday during X-block from 2:15 – 4:15. The 3
diagnostic tests are given on Saturdays, dates TBD.
In order to have the chance to participate in this program, a
parent/guardian and student MUST attend a mandatory informational meeting on
Tuesday, Oct 23 at 7pm in the Pope Theater.
Students will be chosen by lottery if more than 24 students express
interest. If selected to participate, students must pay the $25 fee and
provide proof of registration for the May SAT to confirm his/her seat in the
program. Please note that, due to the overwhelming interest in this
program, participation requires 100% attendance at every session and
diagnostic test.
Over the years, the average score increases from past Project 2400
classes on the practice tests (from Test 1 to Test 3) have been
approximately 170 points! Students have improved 10-690 points.
For more information, email
jamie.hamrick@cobbk12.org
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