One recommendation includes state-administered "end-of-course assessments" that students would need to pass in core subjects.
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Teachers suggest grad requirement to replace MCAS
Teachers, parents, and education professionals gathered at the State House on Monday to share their ideas for graduation ...
High school students in Massachusetts may need to pass tests tied to specific coursework to get their high school diplomas instead of general standardized testing, according to preliminary draft ...
BEGINS TUESDAY NIGHT AT 9:00. NOW TO ONE OF THE BIG QUESTIONS ON THE STATE BALLOT THIS NOVEMBER, A QUESTION TO ASKS, SHOULD PASSING THE 10TH GRADE MCAS TEST CONTINUE TO BE A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ...
Voters shall have the opportunity to make Massachusetts’ educational system more just for all students. By voting YES on Question 2, we can eliminate the narrowed curricula created by the ...
EDITORIAL SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD, WCVB PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER KYLE GRIMES, MASSACHUSETTS VOTERS HAVE SPOKEN, AND IT WILL NO LONGER BE A REQUIREMENT FOR PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL ...
The Massachusetts Teachers Association, the group behind the ballot measure that dropped the MCAS as a high-school graduation requirement, has now apparently found another excuse to marginalize that ...
Massachusetts MCAS scores show modest gains in English, flat math performance and continued post-pandemic challenges, with 63 ...
As the parent of two children in Ashland Public Schools, including a 10-year-old son with a learning disability, I have long been alarmed by the impact that the MCAS graduation requirement has on ...
Last spring, Massachusetts eighth-graders took the state’s first ever civics MCAS exam, finally setting a benchmark for achievement more than six years after the state passed new social studies ...
For the English exam, Southeastern 10th graders improved by a greater number of points than 63% of students across the state who scored similarly to them on their 8th grade MCAS exam. Southeastern ...
WILLIAMSTOWN — Whenever I had to take a standardized test, I’d replay in my head a skit from “Beyond The Fringe,” a comedy revue written and performed by four British actors, including the late Dudley ...
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