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SANDY — A three-month KSL 5 News investigation reveals that the Canyons School District is not following state rules.
More on this exclusive interview with David Doty and why Canyons also lowered its own reading benchmarks tonight on KSL 5 News at 10.
The Canyons School District is refusing to administer a reading assessment test that the Utah State Office of Education insists all school districts provide.
"I just … I find that frankly offensive that I would be accused of that," Canyons Superintendent David Doty told KSL News.
State education officials tell KSL that they weren't aware that the Canyons District was using a different test until we contacted them.
Join KSL 5 News tonight at 10, for more on this exclusive interview with David Doty and why Canyons also lowered its own reading benchmarks.
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