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Massachusetts K-12 Graduation Council Recommendation Implementation

Governor Healey created a Statewide K-12 Graduation Council to make recommendations on how a Massachusetts high school diploma can prepare students—regardless of zip code, identity, or background—for success after graduation. Help inform how these recommendations should be implemented.

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Graduation Council Recommendations

Read the Framework

Resources on Massachusetts K-12 Statewide Graduation Council

Explore the Vision of a Massachusetts Graduate 

The administration released its Vision of a Massachusetts Graduate, an aspirational outline for how a Massachusetts high school diploma can prepare students—regardless of zip code, identity, or background—for success after graduation.

Read Governor Healey's Executive Order Establishing the Council 

Governor Healey signed and Executive Order, establishing the Council and tasking the Council with making recommendations on how Massachusetts can ensure that all students graduate with the skills necessary to succeed in college, careers, and civic life.

Learn who is on the council. 

The 32 member Council includes a broad range of stakeholders, including students, parents/caregivers, educators, school counselors, labor, education advocacy organizations, higher education representatives, legislators, and the business community.

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