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Brown Daily Herald
Former administrator sues Brown, alleging discrimination, retaliation
A former Brown administrator filed a lawsuit against the University last week, alleging that in 2024, her supervisors discriminated and retaliated against her because of her ethnicity and disability. The administrator, Rosedelma Seraphin, worked in offices managing diversity and belonging initiatives at Warren Alpert Medical School for about five years...
Turnto10.com
Morales says Providence will be looking for new school superintendent
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Just four months after returning to local control, Providence schools are preparing for another major leadership change: a search for a new superintendent. State Rep. David Morales, the Democratic nominee for mayor, confirmed to NBC 10 News that the city will be looking for a...
walpolestudentmedianetwork.com
Walpole Football Reaches Midpoint of 2026 Season
The 2026 football season is in full swing, as Walpole High School (WHS) holds a 3-1 record going into the second half of their season. After falling short to Scituate in the elite eight last season, the team is aiming for a deeper post season run this year. Opening up their season with a victory over reigning state champions King Phillip Regional High School (KP), the Timberwolves are making significant progress towards their post season goals.
nbcboston.com
Boston University holds its annual pumpkin drop
With Halloween just a day away, Boston University's Physics Department held its 19th annual pumpkin drop on Friday afternoon. The festivities kicked off with a spirited performance by Boston University Prep Band.. Thirty-plus pumpkins filled with a variety of fillings, from paint to whipped cream, were dropped 70 feet from...
walpolestudentmedianetwork.com
Walpole Introduces New Study Hall Policy
On Aug. 13, 2027, Walpole High School (WHS) Principal Stephen Imbusch announced through WHS eNotes that students will no longer have the opportunity to take study as a full year course. Instead, Imbusch emphasized that a new study policy will encourage students to take a broader range of courses to prepare them for post-graduation expectations.
Turnto10.com
5-year-old student leaves school grounds during recess at Dighton Elementary School
(WJAR) — Dighton-Rehoboth Superintendent Bill Runey said a 5-year-old student walked off school grounds during recess last week. According to officials, the student at Dighton Elementary School left the playground and made their way off school grounds on Oct. 20. The child was found safe by police, school officials...
newtonbeacon.org
Report: Newton Public Schools sees greater-than-expected enrollment decline
Newton Public Schools’ current kindergarten class is the smallest the city has seen since 1984. At 664 students, the class size is down from more than 900 in the early 2010s, according to preliminary data shared by Katy Hogue, the district’s chief of data and research, at Monday night’s school committee meeting.
Newsweek
brookline.news
Teachers, librarians frustrated by K-8 scheduling change they say has reduced student access to libraries
In previous years, Pierce School librarian Amanda Kretschmar saw some students stop by the library nearly every day. “They’d finish one book and be ready for the next, if not every day, every few days,” Kretschmar said. But those spontaneous visits have dropped off this school year, she...
cambridgeday.com
Three Cambridge elementary schools make top 10 in state
Two Cambridge public schools made the top 10 in U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of Massachusetts elementary schools, with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School taking the top spot and the Maria L. Baldwin School ranking seventh. A North Cambridge independent pre-K-6 charter school, the Benjamin Banneker...
Dorchester Reporter
‘Standard’ testing shuts out multilingual schoolkids; time to rewrite their story
In neighborhoods across Boston, from Dorchester to Roxbury to Hyde Park, families are raising bright, curious toddlers who grow up hearing and speaking more than one language. These children laugh, play, and learn in homes filled with Cape Verdean Creole, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Vietnamese, and dozens of other languages that make up the heartbeat of Massachusetts.