Boston Mayor Michelle Wu expressed concerns about the clarity of alternatives to the MCAS graduation requirement, acknowledging important aspects of standardized testing while seeking more details.
Wu noted, "I'm torn about this ballot question," emphasizing her indecision and the lack of a clear replacement plan for the MCAS graduation requirement, raising concerns about future assessment methods.
A Boston Globe/Suffolk University poll indicated 58% of voters support eliminating the MCAS graduation requirement, highlighting the divisive opinion among parents, educators, and officials about standardized testing.
Wu's position reflects a broader debate on education standards, as she stated, "There are some pieces of it that are important," acknowledging necessary discussions on balancing assessment and graduation.
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