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Montana gets OK from feds for school testing pilot

The state Office of Public Instruction said its request from the federal government to operate a pilot program that will test students on their academic performance throughout the school year instead of a single time at the end has been approved.

The U.S. Department of Education in an Aug. 10 letter signed off on Montana’s plan for a one-year waiver that will allow OPI to encourage more schools to participate in a field test of what are called “through-year” assessments in grades three through eight for reading/language arts and math. That means participating schools will not administer existing statewide general assessments and instead complete assessments throughout the year using the Montana Alternative Student Testing pilot program

 

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