Who is In and Who Is Out of Common Core Assessment Consortia

The Common Core Assessment Consortia count: Smarter Balanced – 22 members, PARCC – 14 members, with 17 states not belonging to either consortia.
Addressing education issues related to: parental rights, local control of schools, and classical liberal arts education.
The Common Core Assessment Consortia count: Smarter Balanced – 22 members, PARCC – 14 members, with 17 states not belonging to either consortia.
The Indiana House passed SB 91 on a 67 to 26 vote. SB 91 authored by State Senators Scott Schneider (R-Indianapolis) and
Checker Finn of the Fordham Institute predicts that Smarter Balanced and PARCC will fade, what does that mean for future Common Core assessments?
The Alabama Senate Education Committee plans on voting on SB190 today which would remove Alabama from the Common Core. Yesterday, Dr. Tommy
Common Core State Standards advocates typically make an argument that the development of the Common Core was state-led since it came out
I put the picture above on our Facebook page last night. The problem is how ACT wants to develop and implement career