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California Suspends School Grades for First Year of Common Core Test

KQED News Staff

Mar 12, 2015 at

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Across California, kids are hunkering down this week to take standardized tests that are in-line with the Common Core. But the California Board of Education said on Wednesday that those scores won't count. That means for a second year in a row, Sacramento won't put out an Academic Performance Index, or API.

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