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Younger students in California will have additional testing to address the literacy gap.
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Younger students in California will have additional testing to address the literacy gap.
Starting this school year, K-2 students are taking an additional test designed to find out if they are having difficulty reading. Assembly Bill 130 calls for an annual, mandatory reading test, the first time the state is requiring universal literacy…
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