Lawmakers may be considering legislative resolutions to ballot questions that seek to remove the MCAS as a graduation requirement and those that deal with rideshare drivers in Massachusetts, a top House Democrat said Wednesday.


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Lawmakers may be considering legislative resolutions to ballot questions that seek to remove the MCAS as a graduation requirement and those that deal with rideshare drivers in Massachusetts, a top …{ai:summary}<p>The lawmakers in Massachusetts are delving into resolutions on MCAS and rideshare drivers, stirring up political intrigue and legislation. #politics</p>

Beacon Hill may be considering alternative resolution to MCAS ballot question, House Democrat says

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