The Department of Education (DoE) confirmed Tuesday morning that schools in several regions of the state had difficulty accessing online Pennsylvania System for
The Department of Education confirmed Tuesday morning that schools in several regions of the state had difficulty accessing online Pennsylvania System for School Assessment testing. Officials said there was a technical issue with the testing platform, which is run by DRC, who is the vendor that facilitates testing.
A teacher in Cumberland County told CBS 21 that because of delay in testing, the PSSAs will now be rescheduled.The Pennsylvania Department of Education said they worked with the vendor, and had the problem solved within 40 minutes. If standardized assessments are disrupted for any reason, PDE works closely with affected schools to ensure that students have ample opportunity to complete their assessments.Arrest made after Harrisburg driver hits child, leaves them in critical condition: police A Harrisburg woman was arrested for allegedly hitting an 11-year-old with her car and driving away, leaving the child in critical condition.A Harrisburg native is dead and an Anderson County deputy is fighting for his life after being shot during a traffic stop Monday afternoon along I-85 in SC.A multi-car crash Tuesday morning is causing traffic issues in both directions along U.S. Route 322 in Harrisburg, according to 511PA.Pennsylvania State police confirmed Monday that the death of a teen at the prison is now being investigated as an inmate-committed homicide.Officials said 19-yeAfter a weekend of disrupted water service in Mifflin County, officials say taxpayers are not expected to bear the costs of repairs.
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