Title: State assessments in 2021 — What you need to know – Team Duval News
Headings: State assessments in 2021 — What you need to know
State assessments in 2021 — What you need to know
What are progress-monitoring tests?
Why does the district want students to come to school for the last round of progress monitoring?
Will COVID-19 prevention protocols be in place?
Are these tests required?
What are the consequences of opting out of the state exams?
Do seniors need these exams to graduate?
Will the state waive these requirements because of COVID-19?
Can any of these tests be taken at home?
If students opt out of the tests, are there repercussions for the school or the teachers?
What should parents and guardians do?

Content: If students opt out of the tests, are there repercussions for the school or the teachers? Yes. A school that does not meet the 95 percent participation threshold receives an “Incomplete” school grade. This could prevent the school and the teachers from receiving resources under Florida’s school recognition programs. What should parents and guardians do? Contact your school for more information about assessment dates, times, and procedures for your student. You can also ask any questions about the COVID-19 protocols the school will have in place. Facebook
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