The Bay State is poised to enact what its supporters call some of the strongest reading legislation in the nation — and some educators worry it goes too far in imposing new standards that override teacher control of classrooms.
The Bay State is poised to enact what its supporters call some of the strongest reading legislation in the nation — and some educators worry it goes too far in imposing new standards that override teacher control of classrooms.
“Sen. Sal DiDomenico of Everett said the formal negotiation process for the House and Senate bills addressing literacy education will start ‘in the next couple weeks’ as advocates at the State House again rang the alarm of the urgency to address declining reading proficiency in Massachusetts.”
