TENNESSEE: The state legislature votes to delay Common
Core tests one year and drop its commitment to the federally funded national
tests. Gov. Bill Haslam, a Common Core supporter, says he
will sign the bill.
SOUTH CAROLINA: The state superintendent will pull South
Carolina from national Common Core tests, he said a week
after the state board of education voted to keep them. The week before that,
the South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) told school districts to stop
Common Core pilot tests underway, since the state was pulling out. Schools are
confused about how to respond.
OKLAHOMA: In a heated re-election race, the state superintendent
takes opposite positions on Common Core, all in one week.
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