News and Announcements

Administration officials visited MCLA and Franklin Tech to showcase the impact of state financial aid, early college and career technical education expansion

Funding supports 200 entry-level adult students earning college degrees

Effort continues Governor Healey’s modernization of state IT services

Administration launches RFI to advance statewide birth-through-higher education mental health framework

Initiative will grow co-ops for students at state’s public campuses

New Education Secretary Zrike visits Ellis Early Learning in Boston to lift up early education and care workforce

Open survey allows students, parents, educators and community members to inform how statewide graduation requirements can be implemented and designed

Board of Higher Education approves a new regulation that creates a pathway for innovative pilot proposals, including three-year degrees to lower costs

Grants will expand access and add up to 44 new Early College partnerships, doubling the number of participating students to 20,000 by 2028

Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards $13 Million to Support State University Degree Completion

Pilot includes direct outreach to students who began, but did not complete, degrees at six public colleges and universities

Data shows 80,377 students participated in Career Technical Education, Innovation Career Pathways, Early College or other career-connected learning programs last year

Healey-Driscoll Administration Education Officials Issue Statements Condemning Further Dismantling of U.S. Department of Education