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Forum with legislators explores rural school aid, recreation tax and more

CHARLEMONT — State Sen. Paul Mark and state Rep. Natalie Blais fielded questions on rural school aid, potential recreation taxes, affordable housing and more during a recent public forum ...

‘I’ve learned that things have a cost.’ Meet the migrant children working long hours in factories and fish plants across Mass.

Walter was 16 when he started working the overnight shift at a plastics factory in Central Massachusetts. He had come from Guatemala on his own to join his father, desperate to escape a ...

Working for Special Education in Institutional Settings

CES is the contracted provider for special Education in Institutional Settings (SEIS), a program of the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. SEIS provides special ...

UMass Amherst receives $4.4 million grant to train students in cybersecurity

AMHERST — The University of Massachusetts Amherst has received a $4.4 million federal grant to educate cybersecurity researchers and professionals, and then place them in jobs throughout the ...

ISTE Certification

International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Certification for Educators is the only vendor-neutral, internationally recognized credential for educators who have demonstrated mastery ...

Miguel Cardona chosen as Secretary of Education

Miguel Cardona remembers how overwhelmed he felt when he walked into school for the first time as a student. The son of parents who moved to Meriden, Conn., from Puerto Rico as children, he ...

Laurel Peltier leading cohorts in Connecticut for Special Education

Laurel Peltier, CES Curriculum and Instructional Specialist in Special Education, has been part of the team leading the Special Education Team Leader Institute (SETLI) since this Massachusetts ...

‘History found you’: Mahar graduates 88 in virtual ceremony, subsequent parade

ORANGE — Ralph C. Mahar Regional School’s Class of 2020 was one of firsts. Its members were the first to take algebra in middle school and sign language in high school. And on May 26, they ...

Franklin Tech to open nursing simulation lab next school year

MONTAGUE — Construction of a new nursing simulation lab that Franklin County Technical School had planned to open this fall has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the school still ...

Greenfield High School team volunteers at cookout for Greenfield seniors

The Greenfield High School football team continued its now annual tradition of giving back to the community Tuesday, serving hamburgers and hot dogs to 50 members of the community at the John ...

Voc-Tech investments pair needs of students, industry

BOSTON - Lawmakers, a former top Baker administration and city manager, and a one-time lieutenant governor joined advocates Monday to call for an increase in funding for vocational-technical ...

Interns gain experience in life sciences, and a paycheck

AMHERST – This summer, 30 students from high schools across Franklin and Hampshire counties are taking part in internships in local businesses and at the University of Massachusetts, where they ...
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