Pennsylvania schools can delay standardized testing until fall

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Pennsylvania’s 501 school districts will have the option to delay federally mandated standardized tests until fall.

The Department of Education confirmed over the weekend it drafted a letter to the federal government indicating that its schools can reschedule the assessments for the summer or fall in light of the pandemic.

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