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State widens proposal for MCAS scholarships

By Jenna Russell
Globe Staff / October 14, 2004

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State education officials unveiled yesterday a new version of Governor Mitt Romney's controversial plan to award free public-college tuition to students with high MCAS scores, recommending a revised proposal that would send more money to needy and minority students in urban school districts. (Full Article: 1039 Words)

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