Schwinn faces critical decisions on TNReady online achievement testing
Tennessee Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn speaks to the press after touring Georgian Hills Elementary Achievement School in Frayser on Thursday, March 28, 2019. Schwinn says she still must decide whether to throw the switch on the revamped TNReady online tests or give the vendor a full year to prepare. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)
Tennessee education leaders can now track glitches with the revamped TNReady testing system in real time. But the state education commissioner says she still must decide whether to throw the switch or wait another year to resume online achievement tests.
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