Page 5 - மைக்கேல் மோரீயார்டீ News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Teachers unions call for Mass school board member s resignation after demeaning comment

Teachers unions call for Mass. school board memberâs resignation after âdemeaningâ comment Moriarty apologized Friday, promising to âcommunicate much better going forwardâ By Felicia Gans Globe Staff,Updated April 28, 2021, 3:27 p.m. Email to a Friend The presidents of two local teachers unions echoed calls for state education board member Michael Moriarty to resign on Wednesday, saying his âinflammatory remarksâ during a public meeting last week were insulting. In an April 20 board meeting, Moriarty, who spent 13 years on the Holyoke School Committee, said that while âthereâs no getting awayâ from freezing school district performance reviews because of the pandemic-related cancellation of MCAS exams,

United statesKimberly barryKendrys vasquezMichael moriartyTerry murphyBeth kontosCharlie bakerAmerican federation of teachers massachusettsDepartment of earlyLawrence teachers unionMayor kendrys vasquezGovernor charlie bakerMassachusetts gateway citySecondary educationAmerican federationTeachers massachusetts

ROLLINS still in running for U S ATTORNEY — BIG PLAYBOOK NEWS — OPENING DAY for budget debate

POLITICO Get the Massachusetts Playbook newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by Uber Driver Stories GOOD MORNING, MASSACHUSETTS. Happy Monday! Let’s start with some personal news. EXCLUSIVE: NEW PLAYBOOK WRITER! After more than two years and 600 newsletters (really, today is my 600th edition of Massachusetts Playbook) this is my last week. I’m moving over to POLITICO’s campaigns team to write our

United statesBay stateUnited kingdomNew hampshireWhite houseDistrict of columbiaFall riverBeacon hillHorse raceCentral squareMount tomSuffolk countyJon chestoLarry lucchinoGeorge floydJoe biden

Lawrence mayor seeks resignation of state education official after offensive remarks

Lawrence mayor seeks resignation of state education official after offensive remarks
yahoo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from yahoo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Michael moriartySecondary educationKendrys vasquezJeffrey rileySchool districtsLawrence public schoolsCharlie bakerமைக்கேல் மோரீயார்டீ

Standardized tests won t be a graduation requirement in 2022

BOSTON This year s high school junior class will not need to take or pass MCAS tests in order to graduate, under a change approved Tuesday by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. The move is one of a series of pandemic-influenced shifts the state has made within its standardized testing program since COVID-19 first shuttered school buildings last spring. Students are typically required to pass 10th grade English and math MCAS exams in order demonstrate competency in the two subjects and graduate. Last year s 10th graders, the class of 2022, did not have an opportunity to take those tests last spring because education officials obtained a federal waiver and legislative approval to cancel the spring 2020 MCAS administration in the early days of remote learning.

United statesSouth shoreChelsea high schoolBillerica memorial high schoolDan frenchMartin westKatie lannanAya faizEmily menjivarJasper coughlinDarlene lombosMichael moriartyJeff rileyTed lambertHouse news serviceWeymouth school committee

MCAS Graduation Requirement Waived For Class Of 2022

MCAS Graduation Requirement Waived For Class Of 2022 Massachusetts class of 2022 high school students won t need to pass MCAS tests to graduate basar17/Getty Images This year s high school junior class will not need to take or pass the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) tests in order to graduate, the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education decided on Tuesday. The move is one of a series of pandemic-influenced shifts the state has made within its standardized testing program since COVID-19 first shuttered school buildings last spring. Students are typically required to pass 10th grade English and math MCAS exams in order demonstrate competency in the two subjects and graduate. Last year s 10th graders, the class of 2022, did not have an opportunity to take those tests last spring because education officials obtained a federal waiver and legislative approval to cancel the spring 2020 MCAS administration in the early days of remote learning.

Billerica memorial high schoolUnited statesChelsea high schoolDan frenchMartin westAya faizEmily menjivarJasper coughlinDarlene lombosMichael moriartyJeff rileyTed lambertVocational education justice coalitionDepartment of elementaryMassachusetts business alliance for educationMassachusetts comprehensive assessment system