The opt-out movement and the power of parents

James D. Kirylo

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Educational Assessment and Improvement School Choice and Performance Parental Involvement in Education

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Largely led by parents of school-age children from around the country, the opt-out movement has gained momentum in resisting the overuse of standardized testing. The author, a teacher educator, former K-12 teacher, and parent, argues that the opt-out movement is raising awareness regarding standardized testing and opening the door toward policy changes.

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