Ballot question campaigns looking to remove the MCAS as a graduation requirement and allow for audits of the Legislature cleared a key signature gathering deadline.


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Ballot question campaigns looking to remove the MCAS as a graduation requirement and allow for audits of the Legislature cleared a key signature gathering deadline.{ai:summary}<p>Ballot question campaigns aim to change graduation requirements and scrutinize lawmakers. #education</p>

Ballot questions continue march toward November after clearing latest signature hurdle

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