Almost 3,000 Mass. seniors won't get diplomas
BOSTON—State education officials say nearly 3,000 high school seniors from across the state will not get their diplomas next month because they have not yet passed the MCAS science exam.
The state made the science portion of the Massachusetts Comprehensive
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