Nevada students are starting to get the results of their Common Core tests from last school year.
The Reno Gazette-Journal reports scores were due to students by Aug. 1 of this year, but the contractor who handled the tests did not release scores to the state until now.
The company in question – Data Recognition Corporation – had signed a contract worth more than $50 million with Nevada to implement the tests and handle data collection.
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It's the second straight year where Nevada's standardized tests have had problematic implementation.
In 2015, online testing infrastructure kept failing, and most Nevada students were unable to take their tests.
