SB382 mandates virtual schools to administer statewide assessments to their students, defines special teachers, and allows nonpublic schools to.
SB382 requires virtual schools to administer statewide assessments to their students, ensuring the assessments are synchronous and proctored. It mandates specific conditions for the assessment, such as a proctor-to-student ratio of one or lower and the use of browser lockdown software. The bill also expands the definition of special teachers to include third parties contracted with school districts.
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