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New Jersey schools are in a bind as delayed standardized test results—now expected to arrive in the fall after May exams—leave districts like Beverly City flying blind. With most students from low-income families and already on corrective action plans, educators can’t target struggling learners or allocate resources effectively without timely data. The state’s new adaptive testing format is adding complexity, and while officials promise faster turnaround next year, summer break looms. For teachers and parents, this delay undermines the very purpose of the tests: to improve student outcomes and empower education decisions.

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