TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma schools and students will be in a “perpetual state of testing” when new K-12 standardized testing begins in 2014-15, educators say.
Through written guidance sent to schools last week, school administrators learned that all third- to 11th-grade students will take nine online tests – each around an hour in length – for English and math under the new testing system.
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