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- I am currently a high school assistant principal and am looking for articles relating to curriculum, assessment and building management to further my knowledge.
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- Suffolk County NY
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Testing Schedule
Posted on August 20, 2013 at 12:33pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
We are looking for a way to spread out when students are assessed during the school year. Students are consistently loaded down with exams (chapter tests, unit tests, quarterlies, etc.) on Fridays and we are looking for a way to spread out their assessments throughout the week. Does anyone use a testing calendar throughout the year? Thank you.
Bryan Bookamer
Assistant Principal
Westhampton Beach High School
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