In the fall of 2020, the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES) took on the management of the Massachusetts Migrant Education Program (MMEP). CES has a strong programmatic core of supporting students that aligned well with the MMEP work, and it was the plan to build collaborations between the MMEP and other CES programs, such as the Early Childhood Programs and 21st Century Afterschool programming. Some CES member districts had and have migratory students enrolled and the agency’s relationship with other districts, such as those within the Massachusetts Rural Schools...
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1970
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Greenfield High School graduates 80 students
Eighty students gathered in the Greenfield High School auditorium on Friday evening with family and friends, to receive accolades, awards, and diplomas. Students, including Class President Victor Ivancev, Salutatiorian Liliya Georgitsa, Valedictorian Nathan...
Jan
1970
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New Mahar, Union 73 Superintendent Teahan-Zielinski loves regionals
ORANGE – The Ralph C. Mahar Regional and Union 73 school districts, and the world at large, could not have imagined COVID-19 a year ago. Dr. Elizabeth Teahan-Zielinski could not have predicted should would take over a superintendent position amid a global pandemic....
Jan
1970
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After School Office Hours give virtual support to students and families in West Springfield
Assistant Superintendent Vito Perrone and Superintendent Tim Connor, both in the West Springfield Public School District, were already aware of the creativity of CES After School Programs as CES staff stepped up in April of 2020 and through the summer months...
Jan
1970
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CES recipient of Massachusetts Community Health and Healthy Aging funds
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has announced the inaugural awards of the Massachusetts Community Health and Healthy Aging Funds. The Collaborative for Educational Services (CES) and 31 other organizations across Massachusetts and more than 35 of...
Jan
1970
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What’s so dangerous about critical thinking? Open dialogue in schools on race is important
Freedom is the continuous action we all must take, and each generation must do its part to create an even more fair, more just society. – John Lewis ONE CANNOT HELP but be troubled by the events that have transpired across our country over the past few years. The...
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