Here's why NJ students will start school year with state testing
The state is again requiring schools to administer a test called Start Strong in September as a benchmark of what students retained from last year.
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The state is again requiring schools to administer a test called Start Strong in September as a benchmark of what students retained from last year.
The state is again requiring schools to administer a test called Start Strong in September as a benchmark of what students retained from last year.
New Jersey's public K-12 schools will have to once again administer the Start Strong tests in September to assess students following the pandemic.
The State Board of Education plans to discuss criticism from some school superintendents about standardized Start Strong assessments scheduled for September.
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