VOTE: Enterprise Brockton-area High School Female Athlete of the Week

Kennedy Frawley of Middleboro High girls soccer is the Enterprise Brockton-area High School Female Athlete of the Week . Frawley helped the Sachems clinch a playoff berth with a hat trick in a 3-2 win over Bristol-Plymouth. She received 51.2% of the poll to earn the honor. Now, here are our candidates from state tournament action, which began last week. The poll The candidates Adenicia Oliveira, Avon girls soccer Oliveira netted all 5 goals for the Panthers in a 10-5 loss to Gateway in the Div. 5 tournament. Colbie Adams, Calvary Chapel Academy girls volleyball Adams had 10 aces and 11 kills in a 3-0 sweep of Salem Academy in the Div. 5 state tournament. Chelsea Wagner, Oliver Ames girls volleyball Wagner recorded 12 kills, 15 digs, and 3 aces as the Tigers won their opening round Div. 2 tournament game 3-0 over Chicopee Comprehensive. Dawn Corcoran, Stoughton girls soccer Corcoran scored the winning and lone goal of the game with under 10 minutes to play as the Black Knights won 1-0 over Archbishop Williams in the Div. 2 state tournament preliminary round. Ella Holden, West Bridgewater girls volleyball Holden recorded her 1,000th career assist in the Wildcats 3-0 win

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...

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.

Hingham Youth Football & Cheer Seeks Major Changes to Amplified Sound Guidelines for High School Fields

Hingham Youth Football & Cheer asked the School Committee Monday night to consider sponsoring an application to the Planning Board to amend its 2015 amplified sound guidelines for the Hingham High School athletic field complex. HYF is seeking permission for supervised play-by-play announcing and limited, age-appropriate music before kickoff, during...

ABC News Live: Boston students stage walkout to call for remote learning amid surge

OPINION: The despairing task of choosing between housing or tuition

I am sure many college students in Boston have heard of the struggles of affording housing before leaving to attend university. And yes, it is hard to realistically balance the cost of tuition and housing. It has created a debate on whether students should prioritize their education or a roof over their heads.

Honan-Allston Library Marks 25 Years With Continued Support From Harvard

Twenty-five years after the Honan-Allston Library opened on land donated by Harvard, the University continues to fund programs and improvements at the neighborhood branch, from sewing classes to technology upgrades. The library, which celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, opened after Allston residents spent nearly two decades without a neighborhood...

Boston's Carter School Receives Prestigious Award For Excellence

Boston's Carter School was named the winner of the annual School On The Move award, celebrating the most significantly improving public schools within the Boston Public Schools system.

Students create new home for old tradition

Ryder Pavao, Adelaide Zell and Emily Best with their finished work. Submitted photo. Lakeville Historical Commission member Delia Murphy with the display case. Photo by Sandy Quadros Bowles. The students signed their names to their work. Photo by Sandy Quadros Bowles. Ryder Pavao, Adelaide Zell and Emily Best with their...

Photos: Middletown 12U wins Pop Warner Super Bowl, finishes 10-0

Middletown’s 12U football team won the Pop Warner Super Bowl on Sunday, beating New Bedford 20-14 at Seekonk High School to finish the season undefeated at 10-0. New Bedford struck first. Running back Jackson McFadden ran in a touchdown with 37 seconds left in the first quarter for a 6-0 lead. Averie Weeden answered for […] The post Photos: Middletown 12U wins Pop Warner Super Bowl, finishes 10-0 appeared first on What's Up Newp .

New Bedford Little Learners Meet Their School Superheroes at Hayden McFadden’s Stranger Danger Day

New Bedford School Resource Officers partnered with teachers and staff at Hayden McFadden Elementary School last Thursday to hold a Stranger Danger event for kindergarten through second-grade students and their families. Students and families received safety tips, took part in discussions about stranger danger, and participated in hands-on activities. Police...

Milton Rains on Harbormen’s Playoff Hopes

Wildcats score twice in the fourth quarter to beat Hingham, 28-12 With every rain cloud that pops up, you can find a silver lining. Hingham High football’s time in the Division 3 state tournament ended Friday night in the middle of a monsoon at Milton High, with a 28-12 loss to the No. 8-seeded Wildcats.

Wellesley, MIT students protest outside WBUR, demand transparency from school leaders on AI

Over a dozen students from Wellesley College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology gathered outside the WBUR Cityspace on Commonwealth Avenue Thursday morning to protest an event sponsored by both institutions promoting the use of artificial intelligence. The event, titled “Shaping the Future: Higher Education, AI and the Future of...

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...

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...

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.

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.

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.