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LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS & EVENTS

Stay in the loop with local education news and events in Massachusetts & get to know about latest developments, educational initiatives, and upcoming events that impact your community. Our concise updates cover Massachusetts education news and highlight significant education events, keeping you connected to the evolving educational landscape in your locality.

Michelle Murphy named to University of New Haven Dean's List

West Haven, Conn. - Michelle Murphy, of Westborough, was named to the Dean's List at the University of New Haven for the fall 2012...

Local Destination Imagination team and Shrewsbury library partner with winning results

Shrewsbury - What does an elementary student working on an important project do to create a shrunken giant? She contacts the Shrewsbury Public Library to use their state-of-the-art 3D printer. Recently, a student on an elementary-level Destination Imagination (DI) team was in need of a way to illustrate a plot point in the performance component at a recent competition. She needed to show her character, a giant, who drinks a magic shrinking potion during the team's performance skit, in shrunken form.
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Clinton Savings Bank awards $7,000 in scholarships

Region - Clinton Savings Bank has announced for the 12th-consecutive year, it has awarded a $1,000 scholarship to seven outstanding area high school seniors.   Student winners were selected...

Marlborough BPA club seeking support for national competition

Marlborough - The Marlborough High School Business Professionals of America (BPA) students are seeking sponsors to help them take their award-winning competition skills to...

Area students named to the UMass Dartmouth spring 2012 Dean's List

North Dartmouth - ?Local UMass Dartmouth students have been named to the spring 2012 Dean's List in recognition of earning a semester grade point...

Meet the Northborough K-8 School Committee candidates

Northborough - Two candidates will be on the May 14 Annual Town Election ballot for two spots on the K-8 School Committee. Here,...

Tails around the world in Southborough

Southborough - Alyssa Ruggles, 3, pets an American alligator named Bruno at the conclusion of "Tails Around the World," presented July 26 by Jungle...

Algonquin's Microfinance Club reaches goal

Northborough – Where will you find 60 Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) students every Thursday afternoon after last class? They are meeting with their Microfinance Club advisor, economics Teacher Nicole " Nikki" Ruffo.

Northborough builds path to help kids get to Peaslee swings

NORTHBOROUGH – All of the playgrounds at Northborough schools will now be equally accessible after the school district helped build a ramp to a...

Westborough High School Marching Band plays at Fenway Park

Westborough - The Westborough High School Marching Band had the honor of playing the national anthem at the Boston Red Sox versus the Baltimore...

An Education Advantage at Algonquin: host families sought

Northborough/Southborough - For the third year, Algonquin Regional High School in Northborough will be hosting several students from the Lessing Schule in Bochum, Germany,...

Learning by example

Westborough High girls hear advice from local business women By Catherine Twing, Contributing Writer Westborough - There are some topics unique to women in business that...

Jennifer Michalski graduates from Marquette University

Milwaukee, Wis. - Jennifer Michalski, of Shrewsbury, has graduated from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Michalski was...
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Algonquin’s goal is 80 percent student participation with COVID pool screening program

By Liz Nolan, Contributing Writer Northborough/Southborough-The Northborough Southborough Public Schools began their weekly COVID-19 pool screening program for students. The start has been slow and the...

Local students graduate from Bryant University

Region-The following students graduated May 18 from Bryant University of Smithfield, R.I.: Kevin Michael Brown of Northborough (B.A., Politics and Law Cum Laude); Hannah...

Roy is honored by University of Miami

Shrewsbury - Megan Marie Roy, who will be graduating May 10 from the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Fla., has been named the...

Details of new website for mandatory schoolwork announced by superintendent

By Debra Roberts, Contributing Writer Northborough/Southborough – On April 1, Superintendent Greg Martineau of the Public Schools of Northborough/Southborough outlined the details of a new...

Westborough student teaches English in rural China

Westborough – Westborough High School student Melissa Zhang spent last summer at a rural school in China, teaching English to the local children. They ended up teaching her some important lessons as well. Here is her firsthand account: People say that the world is getting smaller. Technology is constantly changing and reshaping our society. I do agree with these statements, but I spent my summer in a very different place on the opposite side of the world, where technology is almost a foreign language. Here, I learned to be strong in times of adversity and enthusiastically explore new cultures. Haojiping Ethnic School is a rural school in Hunan Province, deep in the mountains of China. United Planet, the volunteer organization that brought me there, has helped thousands of volunteers go to more than 40 different countries. I heard about the program from Michelle Cheng, a fellow Westborough resident. We decided to go together and ended up being the only volunteers from Massachusetts. I spent my summer in rural China teaching English to Chinese children and it was one of the best choices I'se ever made.

Matthew Pfannenstiel to attend Saint Joseph's College of Maine

Standish, Me. - Matthew Pfannenstiel, of? Northborough, has enrolled at Saint Joseph's College of Maine beginning in the fall semester. Pfannenstiel, a student from...

Hudson school administrators hopeful despite challenges in crafting dual-language program

By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Hudson - Thirty Hudson Public Schools teachers and staff sat confused in a room last summer while a woman lectured...