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2024 Sci-Tech High prom at the Marriott in downtown Springfield
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From Heart Stop to Start: Local STCC Grad Defies Odds, Heads to Stanford
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No. 1 Granby boys volleyball wins first WMass title, defeats No. 2 Ware in Class C finals
CHICOPEE — After winning the first two sets, No. 1 Granby boys volleyball found itself backed into a corner, trailing No. 3 Ware 21-24 in the third set. “We just had to settle, take a breath, stay on our toes and make the pass,” Rams captain Michael Swanigan said on Saturday after the match. “(Our) passing was big at the end there.”
STCC's Supportive Environment Helps Dominican Student Excel in Science Despite Language Hurdles
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New state Literacy Launch hopes to have more children reading well by 3rd grade
SPRINGFIELD — The state would like to see at least 80% of all third graders reading proficiently every year, but now that idea is mostly a pipe dream. Educators are now hoping that a new state Literacy Launch will give schools of all sizes and income levels a better chance to increase the number of children who are reading and reading well by the time they reach the third grade.
No. 1 Longmeadow boys volleyball earns first WMass title, sweeps No. 2 Ludlow in Class B finals
CHICOPEE — History was made and a new champion was crowned on Saturday as No. 1 Longmeadow boys volleyball walked away with a resounding 3-0 (25-16, 25-20, 25-16) victory over No. 2 Ludlow at Chicopee Comp High School.
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