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State Adjusting Graduation Requirement for Class of 2022

Katie Lannan4/1/21 4:23 PM

This year's high school juniors would not need to take MCAS tests to graduate, under a plan put forward Thursday by Education Commissioner Jeff Riley. Riley announced that he intends to present the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education with suggested changes to the graduation requirements for the class of 2022, modifying the competency determination for English and math so those students would not be required to take the test.

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