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Board discusses CAASPP, minority students’ results

March 8, 2020

At the Feb. 25 Board meeting, the Palo Alto Unified school board covered topics including the consequences of electing out of CAASPP testing, as well as concerns regarding minority student performance on the Ca...

Juniors should consider negative consequences of skipping CAASPP

The Editors-in-Chief

February 29, 2020

Editorial

The Palo Alto Unified School District requires all students from grade three through eight and all juniors to participate in the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress or Smarter Balanced Ass...

SAT, ACT should replace CAASPP

Annie Chen

October 2, 2019

Editorial

Each year, as the end of March approaches, many juniors scramble to obtain a written request for the principal from their parents or guardians excusing them from the dreaded California Assessment of Student Per...

CAASPP testing incentivized

Paige Knoblock

March 22, 2019

News

Paly juniors will be taking the two-day California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) tests from after lunch to 3:30 p.m. on March 25 and 26. This year, Paly admin is taking new steps to in...

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Board discusses CAASPP, minority students’ results

Juniors should consider negative consequences of skipping CAASPP

SAT, ACT should replace CAASPP

CAASPP testing incentivized

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