News and Announcements

Board of Elementary and Secondary Education seeks public comment on regulations that would make MTEL alternatives permanent

Massachusetts added over 8,700 new child care seats in the last year with support from C3 program

Education Secretary Tutwiler and higher education officials visiting high schools across Massachusetts to raise awareness of historic financial aid opportunities

Healey-Driscoll Administration is focused on affordable child care, teaching kids to read, strengthening public education, reimagining high school, mental health supports, improving access and success in higher education

Transformative, $2.5 billion bill represents the largest proposed investments in capital improvements for UMass system, state universities, community colleges in decades

Council will recommend new vision for setting high school graduates up for success

New rates continue state’s progress on better covering the true cost of providing care, including for infants and toddlers

Investment will allow thousands more students to participate, especially in rural communities and Gateway Cities

SUCCESS grants available to state universities for the first time; Will fund peer mentors, academic and career advising, other student supports