HI SB2592

Limits public school students to a maximum of three testing days per school year, with "testing day" defined as any day a student spends three or more hours taking or preparing for standardized tests.

Prohibits the Hawaii Department of Education from using standardized test results to assess public school performance or assign school ratings such as recognition, continuous improvement, focus, priority, or superintendent's zone.

Bans the use of standardized test scores in the evaluation of teachers and educational officers, including evaluations conducted under Hawaii Revised Statutes section 302A-638.

Authorizes the department to exempt special education students and students with limited English proficiency from statewide standardized testing upon a teacher's request.

Takes effect on July 1, 2016.