New York state education officials said that NWEA, the testing vendor, addressed the issues, and the company promised to not ...

It happened because of a statewide online system failure. State officials blamed the state’s testing vendor, NWEA, for the issues. The department extended the testing window by one week to May ...

Make no mistake: the state’s testing vendor, NWEA, is solely responsible for the issues that have affected testing this year. We have been in contact with NWEA leadership to demand answers for why ...

For students taking English 1 — typically ninth graders — the increase seen from October to December backtracked by the time ...

O'Hare placed the blame on the state's testing vendor, NWEA, a private nonprofit testing agency based in Portland, Oregon. "We have been in contact with NWEA leadership to demand answers for why ...

Related: Computer woes upend school tests in local schools, across state A spokesman for the state Department of Education fixed blame directly on NWEA, the vendor that handles the testing system.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — For the second day in a row, several school districts across New York State encountered technical difficulties as students attempted to log in for their state assessments.

In collaboration with NYSED staff, our vendor, NWEA, immediately took corrective actions to resolve the issues and have reported that the statewide testing system is now functioning at full capacity.

Make no mistake: the state’s testing vendor, NWEA, is solely responsible for the issues that have affected testing this year. We have been in contact with NWEA leadership to demand answers for ...

"Make no mistake: the state’s testing vendor, NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association), is solely responsible for the issues that have affected testing this year," O'Hare said. "We have been in ...

Computer-based state testing was thrown into chaos across New York last week as persistent technical failures plagued schools for two consecutive days. The disruptions — affecting thousands of ...

Make no mistake: the state’s testing vendor, NWEA, is solely responsible for the issues that have affected testing this year. We have been in contact with NWEA leadership to demand answers for ...