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Students score well in science

Most schools produce solid results on MCAS

'There's still room for improvement. We're going to drill down this data and see how we can improve. We're not resting on our laurels,' said Melrose Superintendent Joseph Casey. "There's still room for improvement. We're going to drill down this data and see how we can improve. We're not resting on our laurels," said Melrose Superintendent Joseph Casey.
By Kathy McCabe
Globe Staff / September 28, 2008

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Three area public high schools had a 100 percent pass rate on the state's science MCAS exam, a graduation requirement for the class of 2010. (Full article: 793 words)

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