Mass. releases final recommendations on modernizing high school graduation requirements

State council urges long runway to introduce new graduation standards

BOSTON — Massachusetts students would need to complete college-preparatory coursework, pass end-of-course exams, develop postsecondary plans, and finish a capstone project or portfolio under final high school graduation standard recommendations filed Wednesday by the K-12 Graduation Council.

Healey admin task force urges a long runway for new graduation standards

Massachusetts students would need to complete college-preparatory coursework, pass end-of-course exams, develop postsecondary plans, and finish a capstone project or portfolio under final high school graduation standard recommendations filed Wednesday by the K-12 Graduation Council.

New Mass. graduation requirements would include course exams, capstone project

The report is a final set of recommendations developed by a statewide graduation council composed of educators, state leaders and community members. Components, including the testing piece, are subject to legislative approval.

Council urges long runway to introduce new graduation standards

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Mass. releases final recommendations on modernizing high school graduation requirements

Big changes could be coming to Massachusetts high schools nearly two years after voters passed Question 2.

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State education leaders Wednesday released final recommendations for high school graduation requirements less than two years after voters scraped statewide standardized tests as a prerequisite for graduation.