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Almost 200K students boycotted NY state standardized tests in parents' rights revolt - Vimarsana News

Almost 200K students boycotted NY state standardized tests in parents' rights revolt

Thousands of parents are staging a revolt against the state by refusing to have their kids take the standardized English and math exams, test data reviewed by The Post reveal.

Source: nypost.com
15 years after a law gave more flexibility, innovation to schools, their test scores are a 'mixed bag' - Vimarsana News

15 years after a law gave more flexibility, innovation to schools, their test scores are a 'mixed bag'

“Innovation provides two really strong preconditions for improvement that can compel a school to improve outcomes, but it doesn’t guarantee it.”

Source: cpr.org
NYS tests: Different year, different test, same results - Vimarsana News

NYS tests: Different year, different test, same results

The latest New York State assessments in English language arts and math continue to show a gap between urban school children and their peers from wealthier suburbs.

Jill's power to save Joe Biden in 2024, censors never stop - Vimarsana News

Jill's power to save Joe Biden in 2024, censors never stop

First Lady Jill Biden is the only “person in the country who might be able to dissuade President Biden from seeking a second term,” argues Douglas MacKinnon.

Source: nypost.com
Many Parents Don't Know When Kids Are Behind in School. Are Report Cards Telling Enough? - Vimarsana News

Many Parents Don't Know When Kids Are Behind in School. Are Report Cards Telling Enough?

Nearly nine out of 10 parents believe their child is performing at grade level, despite standardized tests showing far fewer students are on track.

Source: wktv.com