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Michigan to administer M-STEP tests — but results may not tell full story
DATE: December 1, 2020
After a year off, state standardized tests have returned to Michigan schools. But this year, not every Michigan student will take a test. The ones who will are more likely to be white and live in affluent areas offering in-person learning options, raising questions about what this year’s test scores will show and what data is still missing.
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