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Fairfax County public high school seniors have turned in another above-average performance on the Scholastic Aptitude Test.
The College Board reports the mean SAT score on this year’s test is 1213. That’s 103 points higher than Virginia’s statewide average and 164 points above the average nationwide. The score also betters, by 28 points, the Fairfax County public schools’ mean score from last year.
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