Mass. schools expand access to classes that provide college credit

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Massachusetts students again lead the nation based on their performance on Advanced Placement tests. Nearly 31% took one of those rigorous exams and earned a passing score of three or higher.

That’s the top rate among states for the fourth time in six years.

Beyond the stellar national ranking, state officials said, more students are taking the tests, which are considered the equivalent of college-level coursework.

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