"… ‘At some point, the board has to step in and take control of management and demand that these things be fixed with a deadline,’ said Eugene Fram, a non-profit governance specialist and emeritus professor at the Rochester Institute of Technology. ‘In my opinion, the board has not operated with due care.’
Lloyd Thacker, executive director of the Education Conservancy, a non-profit that seeks to diminish the importance of standardized testing in the college admissions process, questioned whether the trustees are vigilant enough in overseeing the College Board, which had about $77 million in annual profit and $916 million in revenue in 2015." …
http://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2017-02-14/amid-problems-specialists-wonder-whos-overseeing-group-that-owns-sat
“On Jan. 21, about two weeks after the organization’s trustees had returned home from the Florida retreat, the College Board suffered a security breach. It reused parts of an SAT exam in Asia that had been administered last June in the United States. Test-prep industry sources told Reuters the exam was widely available in China and had been sold to students in South Korea. The news agency obtained more than 200 pages of scans and photographs of the leaked exam, which had been circulating in Asia.”
The dirty South Korean cheaters are selling tests again! Ha!