More than two years after the Every Student Succeeds Act passed, only a handful of states are considering taking advantage of the testing flexibility the law offers—despite long-standing calls by many state officials for a freer hand on assessments.
ESSA lets states take new approaches to measuring student learning. But it doesn't appear likely that those new opportunities will make a deep national impact on assessment anytime soon.
The law invited up to seven states, or gro...
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