Marlborough Education

After 32 years of working at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School, Principal Mark Hollick has decided to retire.

Visitors trudged through an early spring snow to warm up to a variety of media, from digital and video to graphic design and ceramics.

Assabet's automotive technology and collision repair program recently received a donation of a 2024 Ford Mustang GT, courtesy of Acton Ford.

While Marlborough Public Schools (MPS) continues to negotiate with several unions, it will present its proposed budget for fiscal 2025.

On March 21, dozens of high school students learned about careers in several fields at the second annual Career Expo.

Budget season for both the city and Marlborough Public Schools (MPS) has been delayed pending contract negotiations with several unions within MPS.

Elliot Cosco was among 200 young aspiring designers, engineers and artists invited to compete in the Junk Kouture World Finals.

The Assabet Valley Regional Vocational District is seeking another, more reliable way to pay for its capital projects.

On Friday, Feb. 16, Los Angeles Clippers' Terance Mann returned to the private boys’ middle school and was honored.

According to MPS Superintendent Mary Murphy, 30.7% of all students were absent from classes for more than 18 days, or “chronically absent."

Vendors are being sought for the block party at Jaworek Elementary School, which is set for Tuesday, June 4.

Marlborough Public Schools has launched a search for director of finance and operations following the retirement of the current director

Seventy-five seniors at Assabet Regional Vocational Technical High School have received a John and Abigail Adams Scholarship.

Locals at University of Wisconsin-Madison, Marquette University, Wentworth Institute of Technology and St. Anselm College achieved honors.

Heavy rain and wind overnight on Tuesday, Jan. 9, into Wednesday, Jan. 10, turned last weekend’s winter wonderland into a swamp.

On opposite ends of the city, there are two schools on either end of the building spectrum – Richer and Goodnow.

The award was officially presented to Marlborough High School on Nov. 9 at the 29th annual MIAA Sportsmanship Summit at Gillette Stadium.

Marlborough Public Schools continues discussions with North Reading Transportation (NRT) over modifications to the school bus contract.

The School Committee voted to send along a request to the City Council for $2 million toward a feasibility study for Richer Elementary School.

Middlesex Savings Bank announced a corporate gift of $25,000 to the Advanced Math & Science Academy Charter School (AMSA).