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Education Secretary Paul Reville says the state is a model. |
State firm on school quality
Will reject US standards if they don’t measure up
The Patrick administration will not adopt national academic standards if they are lower than those established in Massachusetts, long championed as having among the most rigorous expectations, according to the state’s education secretary. (Full article: 1022 words)
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