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To make up for two days of suspended testing, the state is extending the testing window an extra three days.
The Indiana Department of Education says the decision to resume testing was made based upon assurances made by the company which administers the test.
The Animal Board of Health began requiring a blood test for a parasitic disease a couple of years ago after several outbreaks around the country.
While proponents say the idea could bring jobs and money to the state, those against it worry about the safety risks.
Indiana currently spends $46.2 million on testing, roughly 0.7 percent of the state's total education budget.
Duke Energy officials say they have nearly all the factors in place to burn synthetic gas—the main component in the gasification process.
A statewide and national debate has been taking place on how much tests should be taken into account to asses a school's overall performance.
A social work group from Indiana University says they have mixed feeling on the state law.
The photo ID requirement is intended to stop cheating on the tests.
Some of the new I-STEP testing requirements could affect how a school is evaluated on the state level.
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