Oklahoma Law Repealing Common Core Upheld by State Supreme Court
The plaintiffs had argued that the law usurped the rightful power of the state school board to develop and have final say over content standards.
The plaintiffs had argued that the law usurped the rightful power of the state school board to develop and have final say over content standards.
If states don't modify their use of high school exit exams, there could be bad consequences for students, a New America Foundation report says.
A deal has been reached in New Jersey to phase in the impact of common-core-aligned tests on teacher evaluations.
The bill signed into law creates a two-year process for a review and revision of the common core in Missouri.
The teachers' union will "continue to support the promise" of the common standards, but teachers must have more input and oversight, the resolution sates.
To break a political logjam, three Louisiana state board members have proposed using a hybrid of the state's current test and PARCC for the 2014-15 school year.
The Kansas state school board voted July 8 not to report data from state tests for the 2013-14 school year due to cyber attacks. What sort of precedent is there?
The Manchester district in the Granite State has worked to develop its own content standards. How do they differ from the common core?
Despite the move by many states to delay the impact of common-core tests on accountability policies, one Republican governor has signaled his state won't follow suit.
The Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education voted 6-3 on July 1 to retain legal counsel and prepare for a possible lawsuit against Gov. Bobby Jindal over the PARCC test.
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