Brown: D.C. students must apply to college, take SAT or ACT

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D.C. Council Chairman Kwame Brown plans to introduce legislation Wednesday requiring high school students to take the SAT or ACT and apply to at least one college or trade school before they can graduate. Brown told The Washington Examiner that he plans to introduce another bill, or find a different avenue, to require the District’s public school students to apply for both federal and local financial aid to pay for their post-secondary plans.

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