Pritzker signs ‘Too Young to Test’ bill into law – Center Square

Under the legislation, the Illinois State Board of Education is prohibited from requiring a school district to administer a standardized assessment for students through second grade, unless for diagnostic purposes. The proposal came in response to consideration from ISBE to begin testing younger grades in math and reading.
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Pat S.
3 years ago

Don’t test until it will take moving heaven and earth to help the kids catch up.

What an asinine plan!

But, then again, that’s the ISBE way.

Ex Illini
3 years ago

Everybody gets a trophy in JB’s messed up world.

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