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Winchendon superintendent search begins with a public input session on Tuesday: What to know
Winchendon parents will be able to speak up about what they want to see in the next superintendent at the public input session on Tuesday, Sept. 3. The session will be held on Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. in the Beals Memorial Library auditorium. The Massachusetts Association of School Committees field representative, Tracy Novick, will conduct it. ...
Gardner school officials unveil new cellphone policy - what you need to know
A new policy is aiming to drastically cut down on cellphone use at Gardner public schools. Students will be prohibited from using cellphones and earbuds or headphones while class is in session, according to the district's 2024-2025 student handbook. "As we continue to strive to provide our students with the best possible learning environment,...
(Archive May 2016) Starting a New Chapter
Congratulations to the Class of 2016! Through your hard work and determination, you have reached a major milestone. Whether you plan to continue your academic studies toward a bachelor’s degree or go directly into the workforce – or both – the days and months ahead open a new chapter in your lives. Make it a page-turner!
(Archive May 2016) MWCC’s MART Summit
A summit discussing the state of MART bus services, from the student viewpoint, was held on Wednesday, April 20th here at Mount Wachusett Community College, led by those in the FYE program. Robert Evans and Marissa Weld, who both attend MWCC, are among the handful of students who led the meeting.
(Archive May 2016) Going Back to School
Going back to school is a big decision for some. According to statistics from US News & World Report, 1 in 3 first-year students will not make it back for their sophomore year. Many people start school and end up having to drop out due to family, academic struggles, and or financial stress.
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