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    Selecting an “A” Student over a “B” Student; Why the Use of Selective Criteria for Vocational Schools in Massachusetts Must End

    March 17, 2025

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    Madison Parola

    Massachusetts vocational schools face significant challenges due to discriminatory admissions practices, affecting 40% of applicants. While offering essential career skills, selective criteria disproportionately exclude students from low-income families and minorities. There is also a pressing need for more seats to accommodate increasing demand, emphasizing the urgency for reforms to ensure equitable admission opportunities.

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