Top Republican lawmakers want the state’s chief internal investigator to conduct a review of the TNReady student testing system that has been plagued by technical issues.
The call comes a week after problems stalled testing for several days in many districts, including April 17 when the state announced a “deliberate attack” on its vendor’s computer systems.
Rep. Jeremy Faison, R-Cosby, asked the Tennessee comptroller to review the TNReady testing system, a standardized test required for most public school students. The Tennessee Department of Education has been under a performance review by the comptroller since December.
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