At Monday's
meeting of the state Board of Regents,
Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia and her staff reiterated a point they have advanced over the past week — that
bipartisan repeal legislation recently approved by the Democratic - controlled state Assembly could have the unintended result of generating more tests.
The one - day
meeting, billed as a «
bipartisan national
education summit,» was organized by Sen. James M. Jeffords, R - Vt., who chairs the Senate Subcommittee on Education, Arts, and Humanities, Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley, and former Secretary Terrel
education summit,» was organized by Sen. James M. Jeffords, R - Vt., who chairs the Senate Subcommittee on
Education, Arts, and Humanities, Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley, and former Secretary Terrel
Education, Arts, and Humanities, Secretary of
Education Richard W. Riley, and former Secretary Terrel
Education Richard W. Riley, and former Secretary Terrel H. Bell.
Lawmakers on the U.S. Senate
education committee and more than a dozen House members
met in a conference committee Wednesday to begin reconciling two bills — one a Republican - only measure that barely passed the U.S. House of Representatives in July, and the other a Senate version that cleared the U.S Senate with big,
bipartisan support a few days later.
Evidence for ESSA sets the standard for the most up - to - date and reliable information on
education programs that
meet ESSA evidence requirements, which were passed with
bipartisan support in Congress.