M-STEPs may not count, but your student will still have to take them

M-STEPs may not count, but your student will still have to take them
Educators are waiting on a waiver that may not come in time
Standardize tests will still be required by federal law, but schools won't be punished based on the results. Educators wonder why they have to administer the tests.
and last updated 2021-04-06 17:02:55-04
WXMI — After the M-STEP assessment was canceled last year in the throes of the pandemic, it may go ahead this year but without much purpose.
The Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress assesses the strides students and teachers are making in the classroom, and Michigan schools rely on the results for funding from the state and federal government.

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