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The program's primary goal is a Standardized Test based on uniform Grade-Level Expectations ('''GLEs''') that will test all Student s in grades 3-8 in Reading , Writing , and Mathematics , that will be taken in the fall of the 2005-2006 school year.


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  • Asmar, Melanie. "Federal law means more school testing: Grades three through eight targeted." ''Concord Monitor''. August 1, 2005. {Link without Title}

  • McKenna, Bredan. "Feds accept Vermont's plan for student testing; $1.2 million at stake." '' Barre Montpelier Times Argus ''. August 14, 2005. {Link without Title}

  • Rood, Jeremiah. "NH awaits word on NCLB plan." ''Laconia Citizen''. July 16, 2005. {Link without Title}

  • Rood, Jeremiah, and Marcus Weisgerber. "Feds won't punish states over delay in 'No Child' testing." ''Foster's Daily Democrat''. July 21, 2005. {Link without Title}

  • Weisgerber, Marcus. "State may not be sanctioned over No Child Left Behind testing plans." ''Foster's Daily Democrat''. July 19, 2005. {Link without Title}

  • Weiss-Tisman, Howard. "Feds OK Vermont education proposal." '' Brattleboro Reformer ''. July 22, 2005. {Link without Title}