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DESE sets date for Mass HS students to return to full-time, in-person learning

DESE sets date for Mass HS students to return to full-time, in-person learning
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Mass Officials Consider Dropping MCAS Requirements for High School Juniors

Mass. Officials Consider Dropping MCAS Requirements for High School Juniors © Provided by New England Cable News This year s 11th graders would not be required to take the state s MCAS assessment under a plan Education Commissioner Jeff Riley expects to present to the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education for approval. Riley announced Thursday that he intends to recommend changes to the graduation requirements for the class of 2022 that would modify the competency determination for English and math so those students would not be required to take the test, a move the education department said was in recognition of the missed testing opportunities when schools were closed last spring.

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Massachusetts to recommend modifying graduation requirements, not mandating MCAS test for Class of 2022

Massachusetts to recommend modifying graduation requirements, not mandating MCAS test for Class of 2022 and extending timeline for grades 3-8 until June Updated Apr 01, 2021; In light of the COVID pandemic’s impact on the school year, Massachusetts Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Jeffrey C. Riley announced he will be recommending changes to the state’s graduation requirements for the Class of 2022. The changes include freeing this year’s juniors from having to take the MCAS and extending the timeline for administering the tests in grades 3 through 8 and 10 until June 11, officials said on Thursday. The recommendations will have to be approved by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.

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Mayo-Brown: Educators soon eligible for COVID vaccine

Mayo-Brown: Educators soon eligible for COVID vaccine Susan Vaughn Supt. Meg Mayo-Brown on Wednesday told the Barnstable School Committee Wednesday that Pre-K through grade 12 educators would be eligible for COVID-19 vaccination appointments starting on Thursday, March 11, based on a new mandate from Gov. Charlie Baker. “We feel our educators are essential workers,” Mayo-Brown said. If the Cape can get enough vaccine, she said, the town will help set up local clinics for the educators, noting that the biggest problem is if the vaccine supply doesn’t meet the demand. She encouraged school personnel also to look for appointments for the vaccinations wherever they could find them. Baker said there may not be enough vaccine to get all school staff vaccinated by the end of March.

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CVS now lists K-12 teachers, daycare and preschool staff in Massachusetts as eligible for COVID vaccine

CVS now lists K-12 teachers, daycare and preschool staff in Massachusetts as eligible for COVID vaccine
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