By David Cruz, Correspondent
The Assembly’s Education Committee had hoped to hear from Education Commissioner David Hespe today, but it was left to department attorney Patricia Morgan to explain — and defend — the department’s decision to contract with a testing company that monitors the social media accounts of students taking the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, also known as PARCC tests.
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