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Gaston Caperton
President & CEO, The College Board
Gaston Caperton explains the role of the nation’s entryway to college. Read More
Gaston Caperton invokes continuous education as his method of motivating his staff. Read More
Gaston Caperton says writing skills are crucial to long-term success. Read More
Gaston Caperton says the best preparation for the SAT involves doing your homework everyday. Read More
School choice puts one more card in parents’ decks, Gaston Caperton says. Read More
College Board President Gaston Caperton on the importance of teacher salaries. Read More
The College Board's Gaston Caperton on America's monolingual handicap. Read More
Gaston Caperton advises the feds. Read More
Gaston Caperton describes what it takes to make it in front of the classroom. Read More
Gaston Caperton talks about technology in the classroom and one of his influential teachers. Read More
Gaston Caperton says everyday learning is more important than focusing on the SAT. Read More
Gaston Caperton explains how the College Board determines what a student will need to succeed in college. Read More
Gaston Caperton explains the performance of American students on a global scale. Read More
About Gaston Caperton
Gaston Caperton, a former two-term governor of West Virginia, is the eighth president of the College Board, a not-for-profit membership association founded in 1900 that consists of 5,000 of the nation's leading schools, colleges, and universities. Among its best-known programs are the Advanced Placement Program® (AP®) and the SAT®.
Since his appointment in 1999, Caperton has transformed the College Board into a resolutely mission-driven, values-oriented organization that takes bold steps to connect greater numbers of students to college success and opportunity while raising educational standards. In his successful effort to expand equity within programs that foster academic excellence, he has more than doubled the size of the College Board's staff, modernized its management structure, and established collegeboard.com, the nation's predominant comprehensive Web site serving nearly 4 million students a year as they plan their paths to college.