Tennessee SB0822 amends the Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) to allow virtual schools to administer tests in virtual settings.
Tennessee SB0822 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 49, to allow virtual schools to administer TCAP tests in virtual settings. The bill specifies that these tests must be administered during the established test administration window and monitored by a proctor through video means. The virtual school or public school providing the virtual education program must maintain a proctor-to-student ratio of no less than one proctor for every ten students. The bill also allows for the use of a second device if the primary device does not support integrated camera proctoring.
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