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SUNY drops SAT, ACT testing requirement for admission - Vimarsana News

SUNY drops SAT, ACT testing requirement for admission

The State University of New York will no longer require students to take either the SAT and ACT tests to apply to its four-year undergraduate colleges as enrollment declines. 

Source: nypost.com
WCSD to implement restorative practice training and new growth assessment - Vimarsana News

WCSD to implement restorative practice training and new growth assessment

KUNR’s Marc Garber and Jose Davila IV discussed Tuesday’s WCSD meeting. Trustees approved restorative practice training and a growth assessment.

Source: kunr.org
Pros and Cons of Standardized Testing: Exploring its Role in Education - Vimarsana News

Pros and Cons of Standardized Testing: Exploring its Role in Education

Many have debated the role of standardized testing in education. In this article we will discuss some pros and cons of them.

OPNION: Students crave freedom from standardized testing - Vimarsana News

OPNION: Students crave freedom from standardized testing

Standardized tests are enjoyed by none, yet most institutions offering higher education still require them.   The SAT and ACT are rival testing companies, yet thousands of students each year opt to take both. Many colleges and universities use the tests to determine the level of course a student should take…

As book bans gain favor, some say libraries could go - Vimarsana News

As book bans gain favor, some say libraries could go

Amid the national uproar about whether to allow students access to a wide variety of books, the superintendent of a Virginia school district last week proposed a sweeping solution: Get