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Section 504 Training
…procedural safeguards required to ensure equitable access to education for students with disabilities. This three-hour session, which is suitable for those new to their roles as well as those who…
Summer learning Greenfield students keep their creative juices flowing with studies of water
GREENFIELD – As students and teachers cross the second-floor landing at the Federal Street School this year, they will see a new 22-foot-by-4-foot mural depicting pond life. The painting, located…
Charter school debate looms over raising state caps
…R. K. Finn Ryan Road Elementary School in Florence more than two years ago, and Polan, a former high school science teacher in New Jersey, is also retired. “The funding…
Sunderland school gets adaptive tricycle
…assistant, was referring to 12-year-old Kohen Petrizzi-Phillips, a sixth-grader. Petrizzi-Phillips is a special needs student who enjoys riding the school’s new adaptive tricycle purchased for roughly $2,000 generated through public…
Baker to file stand-alone education bill
…estimated that public schools in Massachusetts were underfunded by $1 billion to $2 billion a year. In the years since, the Legislature and the administration have invested new money to…
Olga Escalera
…adjunct professor at Westfield State University and served as a member of the new ESL MTEL Test Development Committee. Currently, she works for Springfield Public Schools as a Master Teacher…
Providers and Parents Talk with MA Early Education Leader at CES
…consultation through CES’s Early Childhood Mental Health Program. However, that program, which is funded through EEC, has not been accessible to her staff in recent years due to a new…
State grant program aims to promote health in rural areas
NORTHAMPTON — A new program will provide nearly $3 million to organizations focused on improving the health of individuals, families and communities by addressing issues such as nutrition, safe housing,…
Kathi Titus, M.Ed.
…ten years before moving into special education and general education administration roles in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. She has served as a special education coordinator, director, principal and assistant…