Education Board Patches Meeting Agenda Glitch
Published Date: 5/14/2025
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Summary
The National Assessment Governing Board fixed a mistake in their April 30, 2025, announcement about the May 15-16 quarterly meeting. They updated the agenda for the Friday session on May 16, so everyone knows what to expect. This change helps board members and the public stay on track with the latest plans—no money or timing surprises here!
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