A major lawsuit from New York City’s largest charter-school network accuses the state Education Department of wrongfully denying access to advanced test results, raising concerns over transparency in public education assessments. The legal challenge highlights a dispute over whether the state’s handling of standardized testing data violates charter schools’ rights to accountability and performance oversight. Critics argue the move could undermine efforts to measure student progress and school effectiveness. The case adds to ongoing tensions between charter operators and state education authorities over testing policies.
A lawsuit by Success Academy, New York City's largest charter-school network, alleges that the state Education Department improperly withheld advanced… The post Brickbat: Testing Our Patience appeared first on Reason Magazine.
