Class of 2023, listen up! New Jersey waives graduation test after Gov. Murphy signs law
The state's Graduation Proficiency Assessment returned for the last time this past school year.
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Jul 7, 2022, 9:58 AM
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The state's Graduation
Proficiency Assessment returned for the last time this past school year.
Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law
not requiring the standardized test.
It will still be given, but
instead of being a requirement, results will be used to develop proficiency
tests for future graduating classes.
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