Oklahoma school report cards suspended, student tests go on
December 18, 2020 GMT
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) The Oklahoma State Board of Education has suspended the state’s school report cards, but will continue with year-end testing of students.
The board voted Thursday to suspend the school report cards because of what state school Superintendent Joy Hofmeister said is significant disruptions in instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The reality of 2020 impedes our ability to provide the public with information that can be used to compare school’s progress year over year,” Hofmeister said in a statement.
Students, meanwhile, will still take federally required tests during the spring that include English language arts, math and science for grades 3-8. The ACT or SAT will also be given to to high school juniors.
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