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High School Juniors Won't Need to Pass MCAS To Graduate in 2022

Katie Lannan4/20/21 5:37 PM

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.

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