Among the big changes coming for Boston Public Schools:
that while working through the pandemic and a nationwide racial reckoning, the school system developed a vision for equitable schools in every neighborhood; worked toward expanding access at exam schools; set high graduation standards with MassCore; and made student codes of conduct, attendance and grades more transparent.
The announcement indicated Cassellius would take part in transitioning to her successor. Cassellius said in her letter:"In the coming months I look forward to working closely with Mayor Wu, my team and my incoming successor to ensure a smooth and seamless transition. As I said when I arrived in Boston, this work requires all hands on deck. My hands — and my heart — will be fully committed to BPS until it is time to pass the baton.
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