MASC

The list of the state's 35 most persistently low performing schools (the so-called "Level 4" schools) has been released (March 4). Under the newly enacted Massachusetts Education Reform law, these schools are now eligible for federal aid and state support to bring about dramatic improvements in student achievement through a blend of new school designs, better instructional support and stronger leadership.

The Massachusetts School Building Authority (the “MSBA”) will be holding a series of public hearings across the Commonwealth regarding the amendment and revision of the MSBA regulations.

The Massachusetts Coalition of School-Based Health Centers (the Coalition), in collaboration with the Massachusetts Association of School Committees, is interested in school officials’ views on the most pressing factors influencing student achievement. The Coalition has been funded by the Nellie Mae Foundation to better understand the complex challenges currently facing educational decision makers in their district. Please take this short survey. It should take less than 10 minutes.