…components,” Peisch said. “With sufficient funding for these areas, millions of dollars across the commonwealth will be freed up to spend on the kinds of things that we know students…
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Graduation Rates Up, Dropouts Down in Massachusetts High Schools
…low-income families. The second-largest school district in the state, Springfield, boasted the best improvement of any urban district in the state. Across the state, 87.3 percent of students who entered…
Mass. Schools Get More Money In The Latest Budget. A Lot More Is Likely On The Way
…billion in wages. In another high-profile matter, House and Senate leaders didn’t include new taxes on opioid manufacturers, e-cigarettes or vaping products in this spending bill. Those initiatives were originally…
Career Skills Workshop at the Amherst Survival Center
…for the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), Crystal Cartwright, Vocational Coordinator for Amherst Regional High School, and Anne Barnes from Community Action. Panelists included two employees of University of Massachusetts,…
Educators focus on Connected Teaching and Learning at the 2016 Technology in Education Conference
…chose from over thirty breakout sessions on topics that included digital learning resources, connecting teachers and students digitally, online best practices for teachers, digital resources for STEM programs, creating an…
Gateway to host educational technology conference
…Trinity 3 Technology is a major sponsor of this event. The company provides Chromebooks, laptops, tabets and desktop solutions to schools. LanSchool is also an event sponsor. LanSchool gives teachers…
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Excellence In Education: Living our Guiding Principles Awards – April and May winners announced
…students as well as high school and post-graduate students.” “She is able to keep her high school students engaged in work and assist the post-graduates with their college classes. When…
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Jeanne Tuthill is an ASHA-certified Speech-Language Pathologist who has worked as an Assistive Technology Specialist since 2008. She works for the Collaborative for Educational Services in Northampton, MA and provides…
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