Maryland officials are dropping the state’s standardized test — known by parents, teachers and students as simply PARCC — in favor of something shorter and they hope more popular. Maryland is one of just a handful of states still giving the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and…
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Maryland planning new state standardized tests to replace PARCC
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