State Testing Sees Growing Movement of Families Planning to Opt Out
State Testing Sees Growing Movement of Families Planning to Opt Out (via NJSpotlight)
It started with a trickle a few years ago, and it may still be only a small stream, but more and more New Jersey families appear intent on opting to have their children not take the state’s standardized tests. Nearly 700 people have signed onto a…
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