<p>During my first break on the December sitting I got a parent to pass me a cup of coffee. I have low blood sugar and I needed it. The proctor was watching me and my mom didn’t say a word to me. But the supervisor insisted on “filing a paper” to be attached to my answer sheet. He said that he was going to write that my mom and I did not talk but he could have easily not included that. On the previous SAT administrations, the parents and the test-takers were talking to each other willy nilly during the breaks. I called collegeboard and they told me I have to wait 10-14 days to hear back. However, I am a senior and I need to start sending score reports now since some schools on my list do not take Jan scores (ie Stanford).</p>
<p>If anyone is familiar with the “escalation” process at Collegeboard or knows what happens when these investigations are started, please help me!</p>