Massachusetts Board of Education votes to raise MCAS scores required for graduation
The new Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System(MCAS) requirements will apply to students graduating in the class of 2026 to 2029.
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The new Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System(MCAS) requirements will apply to students graduating in the class of 2026 to 2029.
The new Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System(MCAS) requirements will apply to students graduating in the class of 2026 to 2029.
High school juniors won't need to pass MCAS to graduate in 2022 By Katie Lannan State House News Service This year's high school junior class will not need to take or pass MCAS tests in order to graduate, under a change approved last week 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...
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 ...
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 ...