NORTHAMPTON — The Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), a member of the Massachusetts Organization of Educational Collaboratives (MOEC), is pleased to announce that two of its educators recently published a…
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Orange: state shortchanges its SPED funding by $3.5 million
…nearly identical to one sent by the Orange, New Salem and Wendell selectboards. Another letter addresses an issue more specific to Orange, and that’s special education. According to Finance Committee…
Empowering Educators: Integrating the New Massachusetts Frameworks Into Health Education
In September of 2023, the state’s first updated health and physical education guidelines in nearly 25 years were approved by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education and are designed…
A morning of educational play for families from seventeen communities at the Holyoke Children’s Museum
…playgroups and family centers are funded by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care, through the Coordinated Family and Community Engagement (CFCE) Grant. The centers provide programming for children…
Strong Foundations for Young Children Expands to Serve Families Throughout Hampshire County
…early education and care program/childcare with social emotional and/or behavioral needs. Priority will go to families that are not yet connected to other community services and have a child with…
Jillayne Flanders
…served on advisory board for the MA Department of Early Education and Care, and with the Early Learning Team with DESE. She was elected to the National Assoc Of Elementary…
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…Higher Education. Home E Search query for: blog blog tag early education and care commissioner ( Page 20 ) DYS College Program Through the DYS College Program, youth in…
Franklin County Technical School receives grant for tree nursery
…care about and know how to care for trees for many years to come.” Richardson said the plan is to plant 75 trees per year over the next five years….
Baker to file stand-alone education bill
BOSTON – Gov. Charlie Baker said Monday he’s “optimistic” that the Legislature and his administration can reach a deal to reform public education funding by the summer, despite past attempts…
Massachusetts DYS Students Win National BreakFree Competitions
Collaborative for Educational Services’ Woody Clift, Director of the DYS Education Initiative, announced that several of the students in the program had created winning entries in two national competitions sponsored…