Keystone Exams
Worries Abound as Pa. Revamps Performance Testing in Public High Schools
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is in the process of rolling out new exams for high school students that will become a graduation requirement by 2017.
Pa. Students To Take First Keystone Exams Next Week
School districts statewide will begin administering new standardized tests next week that eventually all students will have to pass to graduate.
Aptitude Test Scores For Local H.S. Seniors Above National Avg But Participation Rates Aren’t
ACT scores are in for the class of 2012, and those who took the test in Pennsylvania and New Jersey surpassed the national average, although the numbers can be a little deceiving.
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