Education Board Announces Committee and Quarterly Meetings Schedule
Published Date: 4/30/2025
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The National Assessment Governing Board is holding its committee and quarterly meetings both in person and online. If you want to join or share your thoughts, you’ll need to register online a few days before each meeting. This update helps everyone stay in the loop and get involved without any cost or hassle.
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