School officials pleased by reduction in drop-out rate in many Western Mass. districts | Massachusetts Local News - MassLive.com
Many Western Massachusetts high schools saw a decline in the number of students who quit school last year, delighting educators who said efforts to keep teens in school are finally working.
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