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Massachusetts is already a global education superpower. What if that’s not enough? Maria Flynn and Jane M. Swift © Dina Rudick Fifty four Bowdoin-Geneva residents, ages 19 to 27, previously deemed least likely to succeed, celebrated their successful completion of a certification program and their subsequent enrollment in a community college or four-year university in this 2015 file photo. Massachusetts schools and colleges have long ranked among the best in the United States. It is home to elite institutions like Harvard and MIT and a state K-12 system that is consistently named the strongest in the nation. Our workforce is better skilled than most other states, and the economy is a magnet for talent and innovation. But there are cracks in this prestigious facade growing fissures rife with inequality threatening to engulf far too many residents.

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