Study: Kansas schools rely too much on test scores

Kansas schools rely too heavily on test scores and ignore input from teachers when weighing whether changes are needed for a student to achieve classroom success, according to a study by researchers at the state's flagship university. Kansas began launching the data-heavy Multi-Tiered System of Supports approach in 2007, which has been used to administer plans ...

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Study: Kansas schools rely too much on test scores

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