Schools Apply New Testing Standards In COVID-19 Era

For high school upperclassmen, testing season may look a little different this year.

By Aleezeh Hasan
Exams During Covid-19
Olivia Marton, an 11th grader at Lincoln Park High School, studies school work with her computer at her home in Chicago, Tuesday, March 17, 2020 AP Photo
Exams During Covid-19
Olivia Marton, an 11th grader at Lincoln Park High School, studies school work with her computer at her home in Chicago, Tuesday, March 17, 2020 AP Photo

Schools Apply New Testing Standards In COVID-19 Era

For high school upperclassmen, testing season may look a little different this year.

By Aleezeh Hasan
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