High schoolers in Massachusetts will no longer need to pass the MCAS to receive their diploma after voters overwhelmingly passed Question 2. With about 88% of precincts reporting, around 59% of residents were in favor of ending the graduation requirement and replacing it with district-set coursework, according to the Associated Press.

Massachusetts voters resoundingly approved a ballot question that will remove the requirement that high school students pass a 10th-grade standardized test in English, math, and science to graduate. The vote pulls down a central pillar of the state’s 1993 education reform law,