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Utah Board of Education flirts with turning away up to $123 million a year over letting parents opt their kids out of testing

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(Al Hartmann | Tribune file photo) Sixth graders at Fox Hollow Elementary School in Lehi take the state SAGE test. Members of the Utah Board of Education grappled Thursday with a growing rate of parents opting their kids out of standardized testing, even threatening to forgo up to $123 million in yearly federal funds that hinge on at least 95 percent of students participating in those tests.