Standards, Testing, and Accountability
By repealing the MCAS graduation requirement, voters defang an accountability measure that made the Bay State a top performer in U.S. education
It once stood at the center of education reform. Now, neither Democrats nor Republicans endorse it.
The Democrats’ new presumptive nominee has an opportunity to embrace choice and insist on accountability
College Board appears to be bowing to pressure to reduce failure rates
Ensuring rigor and enforcing rules is vital but thankless work—today more than ever
