Seitz: ‘Fewer Than 6’ Students Have Opted Out Of PARCC Test

February 27, 2015 School Board

“Fewer than six” of the more than 6,000 district students eligible for the controversial PARCC exams have opted out of the tests, interim schools Superintendent Lee Seitz said Feb. 26.

The computerized tests – known as the Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers exam – will be given to students in grades 3-11. They will be administered in the township’s elementary schools the week of March 2 and in the middle and high school the week of March 16.

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Seitz: ‘Fewer Than 6’ Students Have Opted Out Of PARCC Test

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