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The Best School In Massachusetts Is The Oldest In America
Before you know it, class will be back in session. As you know anything Classic or Historical you will usually find here in the Baystate. We have the oldest bars, oldest restaurants, and even the oldest houses. We do have some rather historic schools as well that are ether torn...
Baker School violates state teacher licensure rules, frustrating teachers and parents
For the second year in a row, middle school teachers at the Baker School are preparing to be asked to teach outside of their areas of licensure more often than state regulations allow. Those state regulations require that educators teach no more than 20% of their workloads — at the...
WHS Class of 2024: Ryan Chao
On Friday, June 7 on the Weston Town Green, the class of 2024 crossed the stage to the cheers of family and community, gathered their diplomas and set off on their next adventure. During two months prior to their Graduation, the Weston Owl interviewed a number of the students (those who volunteered) and shared their thoughts and accomplishments here. This last Weston Owl post on the WHS Class of 2024 was submitted a few days ago by Ryan Chao and is carried in its entirety. The Owl is currently on vacation.
Local school district makes history with its 'remarkable' new building: 'This project sets a new standard'
The school opened in 2022, and after less than two years, it's already surpassed its goals. An elementary school in the Greater Boston area is running entirely on renewable energy. According to Renewable Energy Magazine, the Acton-Boxborough Regional School District partnered with Eversource, a utility company, to build an elementary...
John Schuler Kiwanis Scholarship to recognize Wellesley students for community service
Donations are now being collected to support the new John Schuler Kiwanis Scholarship, which will be awarded annually to a Wellesley High School student who has demonstrated a commitment to community service. The scholarship honors the legacy of John Schuler, a lifelong Wellesley resident known for his service in education,...
Student Who Sued Harvard Over Antisemitism to Speak at Republican National Convention
Kestenbaum, pictured to the right protesting a pro-Palestine rally in May, confirmed to The Crimson on Sunday that he will address the convention in Milwaukee as one of 24 "everyday Americans" who are supporting former President Donald Trump to win reelection in November. By Frank S. Zhou. Shabbos “Alexander” Kestenbaum,...
Math Problem: The real deal behind Newton’s curriculum mystery
For a while now, there’s been chatter about Newton’s schools and math—rumors that the schools don’t have math curriculum and just wing it, and rumors that the schools are teaching Russian math, for example—and what’s being taught where. In a recent interview with the...
No Summer Break for Belmont Educators
While students kick back and enjoy a few weeks away from the classroom, staff and faculty of the Belmont Public Schools are gearing up for the new year. As part of that, teachers are engaging in professional development workshops while also taking part in the review and revision process for curricula throughout the district. This includes beginning to develop much-needed in-house special education programming.
Appointment of Kristen Stacy as Interim Director
We are pleased to share with you that Kristen Stacy has been appointed Interim Director of Early Childhood for the 2024-25 school year, effective immediately. As you likely know, former director Rebecca Zieminski has been on leave from the position since April. She will not be returning to the role. We are grateful to ‘Becca for her 10 years of service to P.A.W.S. students and families and wish her well.
Historic season for Newton South East Little League: 10U Williamsport Team advances to State semifinals
On July 14, the Newton Southeast Little League (NSELL) 10U Williamsport team advanced to the semifinal round of the annual State Championship, marking the first time in six years that any NSELL team has advanced beyond the District round of the competition. After winning the District level with a 5-1...
BPS Students Are Still Learning Even While Summer Is In Full Swing
BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — Thousands of Boston Public School (BPS) students are receiving educational and informative lessons while school is out for the summer. One of the many organizations participating in the afterschool and beyond program is Courageous Sailing. “[During this program], dozens of Boston Public School kids are...
School Com awards Schools Supt. Milaschewski a 3 percent pay raise
READING - With the district’s top administrator earning high praise in his latest performance review, the town’s School Committee earlier this summer awarded Schools’ Superintendent Dr. Thomas Milaschewski a 3 percent raise in FY’25. During a meeting in RMHS’ library in late June, the School Committee...
School, Finance Officials Eye Fiscal Year 2026 Challenges
Superintendent of Schools Cliff Chuang told the Bedford Finance Committee on July 11 that differences with the Bedford Education Association are confined to the second and third years of a proposed new contract. Chuang was answering a question from committee member Abigail Siebert about the impact of an eventual agreement...
Boston Hosts 2024 Conference, Uniting School Nutrition Professionals for Education and Innovation
From July 14th to July 16th, the 2024 Annual National Conference (ANC) of the School Nutrition Association (SNA) transformed Boston into a vibrant hub for over 6,000 school lunch service workers. This highly anticipated event offered an all-expense-paid trip for attendees, providing an unparalleled opportunity for education, networking, and, of course, sampling a wide variety of nutritious foods.
Massport Awards Annual Butler Memorial Scholarship South Boston graduate receives award for college
BOSTON – The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) today announced the recipient of the annual scholarship honoring the memory of Tommy Butler, the long-time Massport Director of External Affairs and lifelong South Boston resident. The 2024 Thomas J. Butler Memorial Scholarship was awarded to South Boston resident Marielle Rehm. “Mari...
Wilmington Public Schools Hiring Substitute Teachers & Educational Assistants
WILMINGTON, MA — Wilmington Public Schools is seeking substitute teachers at the elementary school, middle school and high school levels, according to a job listing posted on July 10, 2024. Wilmington Public Schools is seeking enthusiastic and dedicated individuals to substitute in our dynamic schools. If you have availability...
MJSA Awards $9K in Scholarships to Jewelry Students
Manufacturing Jewelers & Suppliers of America (MJSA) has awarded $9,000 in scholarships to three students pursuing professional careers in jewelry making and design. Each student will receive a $3,000 grant from the MJSA Education Foundation to pay for their studies, the organization said Tuesday. This year’s recipients are Tahnee Barbee, Gigi Sui and Daniela Villacorta.
Medfield’s moment: A look back at an emotional MIAA final
In 2022, MIAA realignment sent perennial contender Medfield down to Division 3. Many considered it the heavy favorite in its new home, and they weren’t entirely wrong. Medfield was the No. 1 postseason seed its first year in Division 3, but fell to Norwell in the state championship game. It promptly graduated 26 seniors; the Warriors were No. 5 in last year’s playoffs, losing in the semis — again to Norwell.
Academic News: Audrey Mendenhall on Dean’s List, Gordon Noble Heading to Troy
Academic awards and honors announcements about Bedford and Hanscom AFB residents are sent to The Bedford Citizen via the academic institutions. Audrey Mendenhall Named to University of Alaska Dean’s List. Audrey Mendenhall of Bedford has been named to the spring semester deans’ list at the University of Alaska –...
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