State continuing to deliver full SNAP benefits
November 10, 2025
Mayor Wu hailed her “state of the schools” address on Oct. 28 as a “historic” first, but it followed a series of high-profile moves by her predecessors to exert leadership over Boston’s public education.
For the first time in school history, the Codman Academy
Laughter, hip-hop, and the smells of soul food filled the air behind Epiphany School on Sunday as more than 200 people gathered to celebrate the
Parents of students in the Sumner and Philbrick schools in Roslindale were ambivalent in 2022 when Boston Public Schools officials announced the school communities would
UMass Boston (UMB) reports that more in-state freshman enrolled this fall than in at least a decade, with a record number of freshman reporting to
A rowing club on the Neponset River that was once open only to teens from Milton High School is looking for new crew members from
New studies show a Greater Boston population becoming more racially diverse, but also more disconnected by income, and by shifting educational choices following the Covid-19
New studies show a Greater Boston population becoming more racially diverse, but also more disconnected by income, and by shifting educational choices following the Covid-19
The Boston Teachers Union (BTU) welcomed thousands of Boston families to its 12th Annual Back to School Fair at its headquarters in Dorchester on Sat.,
Members of the City Council questioned Boston Public Schools officials at a hearing on Monday over proposed changes to exam school admissions that would likely
UMass Boston’s updated master plan includes five construction projects, including a 5-story, 285,500-square-foot building to house its popular nursing school, which currently has classes and
Friday nights are back, and the Archbishop Williams varsity football team is, as always, ready to light up the field with plenty of blue and
By Eve Zuckoff and Carrie Jung, WBUR.
An independent review of Boston’s school bus safety policies asserts that the system failed to maintain accurate employee
As an ELA teacher, I am always looking to provide more feedback to my students on their writing. With 20+ students in each of my
The non-profit Parties from Above staged its second annual Back-to-School Fashion Show at Dorchester’s Strand Theatre last Thursday, just ahead of the Back-to-School rush.
The Conservatory Lab Charter School, which has converted its old Lower School building on Hancock Street – once a nursing home – into a first-rate
Rainesi Gonzalez Soto of Dorchester has been awarded a prestigious academic scholarship from the Jennison Charitable Foundation in the amount of $15,000 to support her
