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New Bedford Teacher Chases Grammy Dreams Outside of the Classroom

A New Bedford teacher and producer earns recognition during Grammy Week for his song focused on unity and social change.

New Bedford, MA · 1d

Andover News

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DeJesus Scores Five Touchdowns As Andover Rolls Past Franklin

FRANKLIN, MA — Marcus DeJesus scored five touchdowns as ninth-seeded Andover High School opened the...

Franklin, MA · 2d

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Milford and Bellingham Football Advance with Big Playoff Victories

It was a big night for local high school football, as both Milford and Bellingham picked up exciting victories to advance in the playoff bracket!. Milford football put together an impressive performance, defeating Masconomet 41-12 to punch its ticket to the second round of the playoffs. Wanderson Dos Santos led the way with multiple touchdowns, helping power the Milford offense to a convincing victory.

Bellingham, MA · 2d
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Elks Lodge names students of the month

The Wareham-New Bedford Elks Lodge #73 recognized local high school Students of the Month for September and October. Each student received a certificate and a $100 check. September students of the month were Nathan Bruttanitti of Wareham High School, Liam Cassidy of Old Rochester Regional High School, Jacob LeBeau of Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School and Tyson Munk of Upper Cape Cod Reigonal Technical School.

Wareham, MA · 2d
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School Committee Chairman Praises Sagar

Seekonk School Committee Chair Robert Gerardi praised Select Board Chair Gary Sagar at the November 2 meeting. Gerardi said Sagar had made a promise to improve communication with the School Department by starting the Quad Board meetings earlier in the year. “That process has yielded more communication,” Gerardi said. ”I’m...

Seekonk, MA · 1d

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Residency exceeds capacity for second consecutive year

For the second year in a row, Bridgewater State University has exceeded over one-hundred percent capacity within its residential spaces, leading to shortages of room availability and overcrowded rooms. The strain on housing and availability comes from two different factors: admission and policies. BSU has about 8,000 undergraduate students, and...

Bridgewater, MA · 4d

WUPE

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3 New England States Rank In Top 10 For College Students With Massachusetts At The Top

Regarding the best states in the country for college students, New England had 3 landing in the top 10 alone!

Massachusetts · 6d

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Dartmouth teams ranked by MIAA

Mason Shurtleff, Rochester, and Henry Almeida go for the ball at the Battle of Slocum Road. Photos by Kat Sheridan. Mason Shurtleff, Rochester, and Henry Almeida go for the ball at the Battle of Slocum Road. Photos by Kat Sheridan. The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association has released the rankings for...

Dartmouth, MA · 3d

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Editorial: New high-school graduation mandate facing familiar foe

No matter how circumspect, the state’s education establishment finds itself on a collision course with the commonwealth’s teachers unions over new high school graduation requirements. Massachusetts education officials are poised to submit new MassCore coursework and post-secondary planning regulations for schools, a key step in preparing for the...

Massachusetts · 3d

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BC’s Prison Education Program Launches Work-Study Program For Incarcerated Graduates

Boston College Prison Education Program (BCPEP) recently launched a six-month pilot program offering paid remote internships for incarcerated graduates in collaboration with the Alliance for Higher Education in Prisons and the Massachusetts Department of Corrections. “This is not only a first for our program, this is a first for the...

Boston, MA · 3d

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Judge Says English High Football Can’t Be in Playoffs Due to Clerical Error

The English High School football team won’t be in this year’s playoffs because a player threw an interception, fumbled, or dropped a pass. Nope, they’re missing the playoffs because of a clerical error. The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) requires teams to play a minimum of seven...

Boston, MA · 2d

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Wildcats start playoffs in Abington: Wilmington High football seeded 14th in Div. 6

Let’s get the good news out of the way first. The Wilmington High football team has once again qualified for the state playoffs and will open play in the Div. 6 tournament on Friday night in Abington against the third seed. WHS enters the game with a 3-5 record...

Wilmington, MA · 4d

The Metrowest Daily News

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Questioning the location of Framingham's new elementary school | Letter

As usual, the School Committee is befuddling in its planning of new school construction . Why is a replacement of Hemenway being built in Ashland? Isn't that a bit far flung? Wasn't the Wilson School replacement built to accommodate that part of Town with loss of Memorial, etc.? The larger question involves why the School Dept, Council recognize growth at the lower grade level, but not the need for accommodating it at the high school level. Shouldn't the new building be a high school? Maybe the Marian building would be ideal. Sorry to interrupt your reverie. Dave Bernard Framingham This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: Questioning the location of Framingham's new elementary school | Letter

Framingham, MA · 4d

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The Crimson Hall Laundry Problem

If you’ve been living in Crimson Hall, you probably feel a little gross right now. That’s okay! You’re not alone!. Starting on Oct. 24, all of the ten dryers in Crimson Hall suddenly stopped working, leaving students with bundles of soaked laundry, no clothes to wear for their classes, and a plethora of frustration.

Bridgewater, MA · 4d

CBS Boston

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High school in Boston blocked from football playoffs due to filing error

A judge denied a bid by Boston Public Schools to allow English High School's football team to compete in the MIAA playoffs, a spokesperson for BPS said Friday.

Boston, MA · 4d

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College of Humanities & Social Sciences Dissuades Personal Contact with Students

During the first week of October, the College of Humanities & Social Sciences (CHSS) adopted a new practice, discouraging communication between employees and students following a student report last fall. The practice follows recent reports and allegations from students, many women, who feel uncomfortable or pressured by requests from faculty to share their numbers.

Bridgewater, MA · 4d

MassLive.com

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Last-second field goal sends Bellingham football to the D6 quarterfinals

Bellingham took every punch from Tri-Valley League rival Medway. A kick sent the Blackhawks to the quarterfinals.

Bellingham, MA · 3d

Boston 25 News WFXT

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Boston mom says son with Type 1 diabetes may lose place at Catholic school amid nursing shortage

A Boston mom is fighting for her type 1 diabetic son after she was told he may no longer be able to attend his Catholic elementary school because the school no longer has the staff needed to help care for him.

Boston, MA · 4d

Worcester Telegram & Gazette

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Opinion/Guest column: High school annexes right course for MA voke ed

Massachusetts has an affordability crisis, and many of its causes – like tariffs, interest rates and foreign wars – are out of our hands at the state and local level. What we can control is whether we have the skilled workers to build what we need to bring down the cost of living. We need more housing, and that takes carpenters, plumbers and electricians. We need cheaper, more reliable energy, and that takes the electricians and HVAC technicians to build and maintain it. We need nurses and health aides to staff our hospitals and nursing homes. These are local, blue-collar answers to our nationwide problem, and the young people who could fill those jobs are sitting in Massachusetts’ high schools. Unfortunately, too many of these young people can’t get the necessary training. For years, vocational technical schools across the commonwealth have turned away qualified applicants because there aren’t enough seats. Some years, waitlists have swelled to more than 10,000 students for the state’s vocational high schools. Families know the story all too well: A student who wants to learn a trade applies, lands on a waitlist and spends four years in a school that can’t offer what they wanted. Last

Massachusetts · 3d