SB 25-222

Senate Bill 25-222, which has been signed into law, gets rid of proficiency tests that schools in Colorado use. It also cuts $50,000 from the budget for basic skills placement or assessment tests used in career pathways programs. This change affects students and educational institutions by removing certain testing requirements and altering funding for related programs. Since the bill is signed, these changes are now in effect.

Official Summary

The act repeals proficiency tests administered by school districts. The act reduces the cash funds appropriation to the department of education for use by career pathways for basic skills placement or assessment tests by $50,000. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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