Tennessee SB2449 mandates nonpublic schools to administer standardized tests in English and math to students aged 18 or younger.
Tennessee SB2449 amends state law to require nonpublic schools serving grades 9-12 to administer nationally standardized achievement tests in English language arts and mathematics to students aged 18 or younger. Students who have completed 50% of their high school program must take the test annually, while those who have completed 90% of the program must take it once. The law also applies to students who complete their entire high school program within a year, requiring them to take the test only once. The act takes effect July 1, 2026, for the 2026-2027 school year and subsequent years.
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