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From cable to YouTube, Marlborough schools get the word out
Communications Coordinator Jill Morin presented an overview on how students, staff and families use social media and WMCT.
Marlborough students receive COVID-19 vaccinesÂ
By Vicki Greene, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH—Through a collaborative effort between the school district, the Board of Health and UMass-Marlborough Hospital staff, students over the age of...
Marlborough, Hudson students win Good Citizen AwardÂ
Marlborough’s Sarah McKinnon and Hudson’s Kelsey True won the Good Citizen Award from the Daughters of the American Revolution recently.
Marlborough Technology Specialist Team recognized at Teacher of the Year ceremony
By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH - The Marlborough United Brethren Masonic Lodge awarded the city’s public school system’s Technology Specialist Team with its Masonic...
AMSA students qualify for major math contestÂ
By Cindy Zomar, Education Coordinator
Marlborough - Asking high school students to sign up for a voluntary high-stakes math test could be considered an exercise in...
Marlborough school officials continue to monitor COVID-19 case data
By Stuart Foster, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH – COVID-19 cases in Marlborough schools sharply decreased late last month, according to Schools Superintendent Michael Bergeron.
Speaking during a...
Marlborough’s Early Childhood Center hosts ‘touch-a-truck’ event
By Jesse Kucewicz, Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH - A choir of honking horns could be heard from the Marlborough Early Childhood Center (ECC) parking lot on...
Costs for Marlborough school HVAC upgrades may exceed projections
Planned upgrades at Marlborough’s elementary schools to relieve heat problems could cost $2 million more than initially anticipated.
Goodnow Elementary introduces Girls on the Run to 5th-graders
By Cindy Zomar, Education Coordinator
MARLBOROUGH - After a particularly challenging school year everywhere, Amy Fitzgibbon, an Adjustment Counselor at the new Goodnow Brothers Elementary...
Marlborough High School prepares for outdoor 2021 graduation
By Vicki Greene, Contributing Writer
Marlborough — Members of Marlborough High School’s Class of 2021 will get to cross the stage and receive their diplomas this...
Marlborough resident donates $20,000 to high school scholarship
Marlborough resident Pamela Morse has announced a donation of $20,000 per year for high school graduates in Marlborough.
Marlborough receives sustainability grant for school
Marlborough’s Early Childhood Center will be receiving energy management system upgrades thanks to a grant.
Assabet robotics team continues long tradition of success
The Assabet AZTECHS robotics team recently won recognition for its creativity in a competition held in Waterville, Maine.
Marlborough bus driver states reasons for strike
The following was submitted by Cayla Dodd, one of the bus drivers for Marlborough Public Schools on Bus 22 currently on strike against NRT.
MCAS returns as graduation requirement for Marlborough seniors
This year’s senior class will be required to pass the MCAS for math and ELA. The science requirement will be fulfilled with coursework.
Marlborough High student gets new wheelchair
A GoFundMe has raised enough money to help gift a Marlborough High School student, Lucas Ramos, a new automated wheelchair. Read more.
Marlborough schools hope flag displays continue conversations about addiction
By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor
MARLBOROUGH - Students at Marlborough High School and Whitcomb Middle School installed thousands of purple flags on their campuses on...
Assabet seeks to establish capital stabilization fund
The Assabet Valley Regional Vocational District is seeking another, more reliable way to pay for its capital projects.
Assabet students earn Adams Scholarships
Seventy-five seniors at Assabet Regional Vocational Technical High School have received a John and Abigail Adams Scholarship.
Whitcomb students, staff ‘pouch’ their cell phones
Concerned about how cell phones can disrupt classes, from ringtones to videotaping, Whitcomb initiated a new policy in mid-October.