Question 2 opponent talks about Mass. education without MCAS graduation requirement

Public high school students in Massachusetts will now be able to graduate without passing the MCAS. Around 59% of voters approved ballot Question 2 on Tuesday, backing the campaign to end the use of the state standardized test as a graduation requirement.

So what's next?

Ed Lambert, executive director of Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education, joins Radio Boston to talk about the future of education in the state.