OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. Students in Michigan have gone back to school and many are adjusting to online classes. One of the things they will soon see is benchmark assessment testing. A Metro Detroit superintendent is angry about the requirement and is calling it unethical. Huron Valley School Superintendent Dr. Paul Salah is not happy about it and calls it, and other testing, a waste of time. Salah feels the state assessments and the federal mandate to do assessments reinstated this fall, after getting dropped last spring, should play no part in a pandemic-era education.