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Murphy to step down as Marlborough superintendent

Mary Murphy, superintendent of Marlborough Public Schools, has announced her retirement at the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Marlborough is considering capacity concerns at elementary schools, like the Richer School in town. (Photo/Dakota Antelman)

Feasibility study to examine two options for Richer

Kate Robey, the council’s representative to the Richer School Building Committee, presented an update on Dec. 16.

Improved bus scheduling may lead to fewer snow days in Marlborough

Thanks to a more consistent bus schedule, Marlborough Public Schools students may not have as many snow days this winter.

AMSA club conducting winter clothing drive

The Advanced Math and Science Academy School Leaders of Tomorrow Club will be conducting a citywide coat drive.
From left: Andy Zheng, Dana Garson, Sara Garner, Adelaide Johnson and Leo Renn Photo Courtesy of Marlborough Public Schools

Marlborough students honored for academic achievement

During its meeting on Nov. 26, the School Committee honored several members of MHS for their academic achievements.
From left: Altagracia Toussaint and Isaac Ladas, two of the directors of the newly formed Cultural Compassion Alliance.

Marlborough students start up organization to help immigrants

“It’s difficult to get a better life when you start with nothing,” said Isaac Ladas, a junior at Marlborough High School.
Volunteers assemble some of the 400 Kits for Kids during the annual “Networking with a Purpose” at the Apex Entertainment Center on Monday, Nov. 18. (Photo/Maureen Sullivan)

Volunteers assemble 400 kits for less fortunate children

The mission of Kits for Kids is to provide comfort, aid and simple happiness to children and teens experiencing poverty.

Marlborough braces for possible AMSA enrollment increase

The School Committee discussed a charter amendment request being made by AMSA to the Department of Secondary and Elementary Education.

Food show serves up experience for culinary students

On a typical day, culinary arts students at Assabet Valley High School learn how to whip up anything from appetizers and desserts.

Assabet students produce TV series on classroom careers

The "Nailing It! Classroom Careers" series is meant to be similar to shows the Magnolia Network or HGTV that highlights community work.

Following increase in reports of bullying, MPS introduces new program

In response to a reported increase in the number of bullying incidents, Marlborough recently introduced a “Second Step” course at Whitcomb.

Assabet Valley plans alumni and staff reunion

Assabet Valley Regional High School is planning its alumni and staff reunion for Saturday, Nov. 2, from 1 to 5 p.m.
Drone photography shows the new solar panels at Kane Elementary School in Marlborough. The solar panels went live in August.

Marlborough starts school year with fewer students

Despite a decrease in the number of students enrolled, the space crunch continues at Marlborough Public Schools.

Marlborough third-grade student left on bus, then alone on street

Marlborough Public Schools is conducting an investigation into how a third-grade student was first placed on a bus he was not supposed to ride

Assabet Valley begins the school year with a new principal

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O’Rourke hopes to quickly set the stage for the incoming class of 315 students so that they see the value of a hard day’s work.

Marlborough schools kicks off school year with orientation

Marlborough Public Schools kicked off the 2024-2025 year with an all-staff orientation on Monday, Aug. 26.

New assistant principal announced at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High

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In 2012, Maki Faria walked into Assabet Valley Regional Technical High as the new career and college counselor.

Local residents earn honors, graduate from medical school

Congratulations to Victoria Lagasse of Southborough, who graduated from Boston University School of Medicine.
Assabet field hockey is finding success under new coach Caitlyn Lucht. (Photo/Dakota Antelman)

Northborough, Grafton students earn honors at SkillsUSA competition

An Assabet Valley student from Northborough earned a silver medal at the SkillsUSA Championships on June 26-27.

Assabet Valley retiring Principal Mark Hollick honored with surprise party

Former Superintendent Mary Jo Nawrocki, who had Hollick as a student back in the 1980s, was asked to speak.