Mass. will lead effort to develop new tests
Impact on MCAS remains uncertain
In another signal that the future of the MCAS could be in doubt, a consortium of states led by Massachusetts and Florida received a $170 million federal grant yesterday to design a standardized testing system that is intended to replace a patchwork of tests used by individual states. (Full article: 951 words)
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