There is a renewed call to opt out of another round of controversial Common Core tests.

Supporters of the opt-out movement on Long Island want parents to hold their kids out of tomorrow's state math tests.

Last week, 42 percent of students opted out of the state English Language Arts tests.

The Board of Regents says it was already planning on reviewing the Common Core standards even before the high numbers of refusals last week.

Check out News 12.com for complete coverage of the "Common Core Controversy." There is also an ongoing Facebook-based chat where a panel of experts on both sides of the issue will respond to your questions and comments.

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Working Moms: Navigating loss... High school sports recap... Police chief's new book Credit: Newsday

Volunteer firefighter removed after Facebook comment... Town of North Hempstead proposes budget... Nearly 11% of Suffolk SNAP recipients lose benefits

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