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Horne acknowledged the ACT doesn't measure how well students have learned state standards but said it's better than no test at all.

Passing the MCAS in exchange for your diploma has been a longtime standard in Massachusetts, but will it soon be a thing of the past?

It’s been almost four years since the state’s public universities stopped requiring students to submit test scores for admission.

Yale University announced Thursday that it will resume requiring prospective students to the Ivy League institution to submit standardized test scores when applying for admission.

The standardized test, badly battered in recent years as universities moved to more holistic admissions models during the COVID pandemic and in the wake of Supreme Court rulings upending race-conscious admissions, isn’t down for the count quite yet — and that’s a good thing for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. This month, Dartmouth became the first Ivy League school to resume ...

When: Warwick School board meeting, Feb. 6.

One in 11 million. Those are the odds of dying in a plane crash.

Testing drama captivates the media, but most Americans aren't pursuing the Ivy League and face bigger hurdles in pursuing higher education.

The New Mexico governor signed a new bill into law Friday, which will allow high school students more flexibility when it comes to picking their classes.

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