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Committee OKs change to virtual‑school testing rules allowing remote proctoring without continuous adult presence
2826350 · March 31, 2025
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Summary
A bill allowing technology‑based proctoring for ninth‑through‑12th‑grade virtual tests — removing the requirement that an adult be physically in the room for the entire test — passed the committee by voice vote.
Senate Education Committee members approved a measure to update proctoring rules for virtual school assessments, allowing technology‑based monitoring in lieu of an adult physically present in the room for the full test.
State Senator Jim Dodson (Sen. Dist. 34) said the bill removes the current statutory requirement that an adult be…
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