Public school students in Georgia are likely to see fewer state standardized tests in coming years.
The Senate voted 45-0 to agree to changes in Senate Bill 367 on Thursday, sending it to Gov. Brian Kemp for his signature.
Kemp and state Superintendent Richard Woods, both elected Republicans, are pushing for fewer tests.
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