<p>7 were from TX and 4 of them were from Houston area</p>
<p>7/107 = 6.5% almost exactly in proportion to total pop of Texas : total US pop. :)</p>
<p>( a little low actually… texas = 7.5% total US pop)</p>
<p>I wonder how many of those 107 are on CC.</p>
<p>Probably 108 of them ;)</p>
<p>Guitarshredder:</p>
<p>LOL! You may be right, too! :(</p>
<p>Guitarshredder - What a hoot! Thanks for the laugh. :)</p>
<p>None of them- but all of their parents!</p>
<p>Wow! Must be great writers to whip off a well-structured essay under pressure like that - my hat goes off to all of them, and I’m THRILLED that our seniors didn’t have to deal with the new SAT!</p>
<p>Just heard on our local radio station that a set of twins from one of the local HS here (Ward Melville) scored perfect scores. Must be very happy in that family.
Cama</p>
<p>From the various news articles around the country (and that Texas SAT info was on the FRONT PAGE of today’s Houston Chronicle!), here’s a breakdown of where the perfect scores are from:</p>
<p>California - 24
District of Columbia - 3
Florida - 0
Maryland - 5
Massachusetts - 7
New Jersey - 15
New York - 11 or 24, not sure
Ohio - 3
Pennsylvania - 2
Texas - 7
Virginia - 6</p>
<p>So that accounts for either 83 or 96 of the perfect scores, depending on New York.</p>
<p>cama - tried to PM you, but just wondering where you are from - I’m a WM grad.
and btw, newsday says only one of the twins got a perfect score - the other one got a 2390! Still absolutely awesome. The one who got a 2390 actually got perfect on the psat, while her sister got a 239!</p>
<p>NY is 11…</p>
<p>What is truly amazing - at least one of the 107 with a 2400 was a sophomore !!</p>