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As AIMS test ends, lawmakers differ over what to do next

Ben Giles//January 31, 2014//

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As AIMS test ends, lawmakers differ over what to do next

As AIMS test ends, lawmakers differ over what to do next

Ben Giles//January 31, 2014//

Sen. Kelli Ward hopes to give Arizona students a reprieve from tests like AIMS, which for years prevented high school students from graduating without a passing grade. She has introduced...

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Tags: Arizona, Rich Crandall, PARCC, High school, graduation requirements, Kelli Ward, Andy Biggs, SB1121, education, Ed Ableser, AIMS

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