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  • Highly skilled black, Latino students face admission barriers to exam schools, study finds

    October 12, 2018
    · research

    Black and Latino students who do as well as their white and Asian peers on the MCAS exam nonetheless have a much lower chance of being admitted to Boston Latin School and the city’s two other exam schools, according to a Harvard report being released Tuesday. Their path is hindered by a separate test —…


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