RALEIGH, N.C.-- Students around the Triangle are preparing to take North Carolina’s End-of Grade test this week.

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Students will take the EOG this Thursday. For many students and teachers, the EOG can bring anxiety as these standardized tests dictate whether students progress to the next level and whether teachers have effectively prepared the students for the test.

 

School officials say students should eat and good breakfast and get at least eight hours of sleep before the test.