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Board approves resolution for paper-and-pencil third-grade reading assessments next year
Summary
The board voted to authorize Ohio-required third-grade reading assessments to be administered in paper-and-pencil format for the next school year; members discussed potential costs and test-related student stress.
The Waterloo Local Board approved a resolution to administer Ohio's required third-grade reading assessments in paper-and-pencil form for the coming school year.
Board members discussed whether the district would incur additional costs and whether the paper format would reduce student stress when technology issues can add frustration. During discussion an administrator said, "We do not have to pay more," addressing cost concerns raised by a board member. The motion to approve the resolution passed by roll call.
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