Do you know what test has the most significant impact on earning your high school diploma? The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) is a standardized test administered to all students in Massachusetts educated with public funds.

As part of earning a high school diploma, a student must:
• ELA: score 472 or higher, or between 455-470, and complete the requirements of an
   Education Proficiency Plan (EPP).
• Math: score 486 or higher, or between 469-485, and complete the requirements of an EPP.
• Science: score at least 467 on the Biology test or 470 on the Introductory Physics test.


Important Attendance Note
Parents and students are advised that attendance during MCAS testing is mandatory. Please avoid scheduling appointments or other conflicting events that prevent a student from being present during scheduled test dates.