Allows districts providing digital instruction to administer state assessments remotely.
This bill allows districts that provide digital instruction to administer state assessments remotely. It requires students to use one device for the assessment and a second device for proctoring, unless the platform allows integrated camera proctoring. The bill also mandates a student to proctor ratio of ten to one or lower, and requires students to remain in the assessment until instructed to exit by the proctor. The bill is effective for the 2026-2027 school year and later.
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