Pennsylvania
Pa. to move school standardized testing online in 2026, says Gov. Shapiro
Students will be able to complete the tests more quickly, saving an average of 30 minutes per test. Teachers and administrators will be relieved of the burden of receiving, preparing, administering, boxing up and shipping back test booklets.
That will mean “less testing and more learning” in schools, Shapiro said. He said he would like to get rid of the federally required standardized tests altogether, but that would mean losing $600 million in federal aid.
Grades 3-8 take the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment in the spring, and grades 9-12 take the Keystone end-of-course tests, also in the spring.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — On a special episode of Face the State, host Joel D. Smith sits down with Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt ahead of Tuesday’s primaries.
Then, our panel of political insiders gives their predictions and analysis for some of Pennsylvania’s tightest races.
Watch more Face the State here.
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