Massachusetts' Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released a summary of the 2025 MCAS testing scores administered in public schools across the state, and the results suggest that students continue to struggle in core subjects compared to pre-pandemic performance.

State education officials said that the results underscore the focus of addressing chronic absenteeism as well as improving early literacy.

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While some test results reflected modest improvements over 2024, others showed further learning loss, and all comparison points provided were below students' score in 2019.

“We know that school communities are working hard to support their students, and I’m glad to highlight positive results among severa

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