By John Mooney
Concerns being raised on both sides of aisle about who is being tested and how the results will be used
As New Jersey moves closer to a new generation of statewide testing, that progress is being paced by several bills looking to put some controls — or cautions — on the new exams.
State Assemblywoman Mila Jasey (D-Essex) was the latest to drop a package of new bills that would limit the use of the standardized tests as New Jersey transitions into the new online testing, known as PARCC.
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