Is it better to opt out or take alternative assessments?

Published: Apr. 11, 2023Updated: Apr. 12, 2023

When thinking about alternate assessments (and opting out altogether), Dr. Jimenez gives us some tips on approaching them as a method of gathering meaningful information.

To learn more about statewide assessments, read our article Statewide Assessments 101!

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