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SAT Parent Progress Sharing: A Clear Weekly Check-In

Let a student invite a parent to view PeakSAT progress, export an authorized report and enable an optional weekly digest.

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What it is

PeakSAT parent sharing gives an invited guardian a view of available study progress after the student grants access. The student creates an invitation for a specific email, the parent accepts with that account and the student can revoke the link. Use the evidence for a weekly conversation about skills and study habits rather than daily score pressure.

How it helps

  • Share intentionally

    A matching-account invitation and acceptance are required before progress is visible.

  • Talk about the next task

    Use available attempts, skill trends and score sources to ask a focused question about study.

  • Export an authorized report

    Linked accounts can export a progress CSV; optional digests require enabled delivery.

How it works

The steps you take in the PeakSAT app, in order.

  1. Step 1

    Invite a parent

    The student opens Family and creates a link for the parent’s email.

  2. Step 2

    Accept with the right account

    The parent signs in with the invited email and accepts the link.

  3. Step 3

    Review together

    Use the shared progress view for a short weekly check-in. The student can revoke sharing.

Illustrative example: Not real student data or live output

A weekly progress conversation

An illustrative family workflow, not a testimonial.

  1. Step 1

    The student invites a guardian through Family.

  2. Step 2

    They look at one recurring skill mistake and an upcoming task.

  3. Step 3

    They adjust a busy week’s routine without treating an estimate as an official SAT score.

Who it’s for

Useful for families who want consent-based progress visibility and a specific weekly study conversation.

Limits and access

Parent sharing needs sign-in and an accepted student invitation. It does not provide human tutoring, unrestricted private records or a score guarantee. Premium activities still require appropriate student access.

Choose how to start

Sign-in required

SAT Parent Progress Sharing in the PeakSAT app

Google sign-in and an accepted invitation are required for parent access. Full study features remain subject to the student’s plan.

Google sign-in required. Basic progress tracking is free.

Open Family · sign in

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Common questions

Can a parent view progress without an invitation?

No. The student must create an invitation and the intended parent must accept with the matching account.

Can the student stop sharing?

Yes. Revoking a guardian link removes that linked account’s access.

Does a parent link include a paid student plan?

No. Linking accounts does not purchase access. The student’s ongoing premium study activities require full access.

Sources

  1. College Board: build a study plansatsuite.collegeboard.org

Sources are linked for reference; they do not endorse PeakSAT. How we prepare our guides