Students get some help on ISAT, but not for reading portion
By Jodi Heckel
Sunday April 20, 2008
Darrell Hoemann
Garden Hills Elementary special ed teacher Leslie Sullivan works with a class Thursday morning in Champaign.
Quarterly assessments. Semester exams. The Illinois Standards Achievement Test.
Students take a lot of tests during the school year. But it's the ISAT that is going to determine if students – and therefore each school and the district as a whole – are meeting state standards for learning.
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