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The head of South Korea's national college entrance exam has resigned after the English section was criticized as excessively difficult and confusing for students.
For the fourth straight year, Tennessee's graduating seniors have maintained a 99% participation rate on the ACT, with the average composite score holding steady at 19.3.
The Ohio Legislature is passing a law to fix a single scoring error on a high school biology test, a move necessary to allow 529 students to graduate.
Over 500,000 South Korean students took the annual university entrance exam, which for the second year excluded 'killer questions' to curb reliance on private tutoring.
Maryland has released its annual star ratings for public schools, but this may be the last year for the current system as officials work to overhaul the state's accountability framework.
Texas is taking over the Fort Worth school district based on results from the STAAR test, a standardized exam that state lawmakers have already voted to abolish.
School districts are re-evaluating their 'gifted and talented' programs, questioning the fairness of testing four-year-olds and confronting issues of bias.
A new analysis reveals a decade-long decline in Maine's student test scores, with low-income students and those with disabilities falling behind most.
A technical glitch in an AI grading system incorrectly scored 1,400 student essays on Massachusetts' MCAS exams, affecting 192 school districts statewide.
National data reveals a decade-long decline in US student performance, with reading and math scores hitting 25-year lows and achievement gaps widening in 49 states.
Newark Public Schools reported a 3 percentage point gain in both ELA and math proficiency, signaling a steady recovery from pandemic learning disruptions.
Ann Arbor Public Schools' 2024-25 test scores surpass state averages, but a significant and persistent achievement gap remains for students of color and other groups.
