MCAS results reveal ‘moderate’ progress toward academic goals, reduced absenteeism since 2022
/By Carol Britton Meyer
School administrators this week presented the 2026 Hull Public Schools Accountability and MCAS Assessment results to the school committee, maintaining an overall official “not requiring assistance or intervention” and demonstrating “moderate progress toward targets,” Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Christine Cappadona reported. “We’re here to outline significant achievements.” Another accomplishment is a decrease in absenteeism schoolwide.
Click here for the full presentation on Hull’s MCAS results
Hull High School Assistant Principal Anthony Hrivnak and Jacobs School Principal Kyle Shaw provided an update on their schools’ test results.
“We have demonstrated time and time again that we can do anything,” Shaw said of the school’s accomplishments, noting a 100% participation rate during the last round of the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System exams. “It’s evident we’re reaching our students in ways we haven’t before.”
