Marlborough Education

Last year, Marlborough Public Schools began offering wraparound services to assist less fortunate families.

A yearly tradition, the marching band camp welcomed musicians from eighth to 12th grade for about a week before the start of the school year.

Rows of school buses dropped their students off at Francis J. Kane Elementary School, marking the start of another school year last Wednesday. 

A GoFundMe has raised enough money to help gift a Marlborough High School student, Lucas Ramos, a new automated wheelchair. Read more.

A new program this year will aim to help Marlborough High School (MHS) students who are struggling to graduate.

Richer Elementary School principal Robert Skaza is in line to become Marlborough’s next assistant superintendent for teaching and learning.

Planned upgrades at Marlborough’s elementary schools to relieve heat problems could cost $2 million more than initially anticipated.

When Andrew Fisher tried to choose his Eagle Scout project, he knew that he wanted to benefit a place that had been important in his life.

Marlborough High School’s (MHS) new adventure course now has a new name honoring former teacher Kenneth Reynolds.

The Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce (MRCC), last week, announced the recipients of its 2022 Community Foundation Scholarship Awards. 

Mayor Arthur Vigeant was on site for a tour alongside state legislators, city councilors and US Rep. Lori Trahan, among others last month.

A junior at Assabet High School recently won both a bronze medal for bowling and a gold medal for a welding sculpture.

Families and loved ones of AMSA graduates gathered on the field of the Fore Kicks Sports Complex on Friday for this year’s graduation. 

The Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School Class of 2022 gathered at the DCU Center in Worcester on Saturday for its graduation.

MHS celebrated its graduates this past weekend, marking a return to a traditional graduation ceremony format after COVID-19 disruptions. 

Rupal Patel has been announced as the next principal of Jaworek Elementary School, taking the role after 16 years in Marlborough. 

The Hillside School has submitted a notice of intent to build an elementary school at the site of a barn that was destroyed last year.

Marlborough’s school superintendent search has come to a close, pending contract negotiations, with the selection of Mary Murphy.

There was a mix of individuals on hand for the CSF Scholar Bee held in the Apex Entertainment function room on April 29th.

Caleb Whelden of Westborough developed an interest in a cappella music while a high school student growing up in Nantucket.