…the past 15 years. Maggie joined CES’ CCATT center in 2018, where she brings her unique and extensive experience to the team as a co-evaluator and consultant to area schools….
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CES Early Childhood Team Begins Nurturing Caring Kids Program
…families participate in the program. Said Dr. Lalbeharie-Josias, “We are filled with gratitude and joy to receive this funding support from the Greater Good Science Center, and we appreciate the…
Congratulations to SPIFFY Steering Committee member Taylor McAndrew!
…the Hampshire HOPE Coordinator with the Northampton Department of Health and Human Services since 2018, has been developing and implementing effective strategies and programming in the city for over seven…
Develop a Mystery for Your Own Classroom – History’s Mysteries Summer Institute
…mystery grounded in the 2018 Massachusetts History & Social Science Framework. Units align closely to content and literacy standards across the U.S. Teachers in all 50 states are teaching with…
School officials: Pandemic has lingering impact on students’ mental health
…this school year would be ‘normal,’ and it’s not,” said Greenfield School Department Superintendent Christine DeBarge. “We’re dealing with the outcome of all of the things that students and staff…
New Whately Elementary principal greets kids for first day of school
…on Wednesday. Today is the first day of the school’s 2018-19 academic calendar, but new Principal Kristina Kirton scheduled a New Year’s Eve ice cream social a day early so…
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Mitchell Chester, State’s Longtime Education Commissioner, Dies At 65
Longtime Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Mitchell Chester died Monday evening after a short illness, the state’s education board chairman announced at a Tuesday meeting. He was 65. “We were…
State hopes to hire new education czar by end of the year
…getting a decision made by the end of the year seems reasonable.” Sagan said the board will consider candidates from within Massachusetts and out of state and plans to use…
State politicians battle Tech culinary students in good-natured food fight
TURNERS FALLS, MA — “Lemons! I need some lemons!” shouted state Rep. Stephen Kulik, pacing the culinary arts program kitchen at Franklin County Technical School Friday afternoon. “Did somebody already…