Colleges question MCAS success
Many in state schools still need remedial help
Massachusetts instituted the MCAS exam to guarantee that high school graduates would have basic skills needed for the future. But a Globe review shows that the test appears to have had little effect on the skill level of a significant group, those who enter the state's public colleges. (Full article: 1502 words)
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