SUNDERLAND — When 11-year-old Sunderland Elementary School Student Tenzin Phelgay grows up, he wants to design a rocket capable of going to Mars. For now, he’s building marble rollercoasters in…
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The Collaborative for Educational Services launches statewide Special Education Team Leader Institute
…with and supported by the MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (ESE)’s Office of Special Education Policy and Planning, will be to equip special educational team leaders with tools…
Pioneer picks Miller as new superintendent
…served as principal for 10 years, and held other educational jobs for five years. Her district covers Templeton and Phillipston, with three elementary schools, a middle school and high school….
Follansbee announces retirement as Easthampton school superintendent
…elementary schools and the aging middle school. The project will be put before the voters next spring. Follansbee joined the district in 1991 and over the years held various positions,…
Laurel Peltier leading cohorts in Connecticut for Special Education
…in 2016. Now, for the second year, she has turned her training focus south to Connecticut as well as continuing the Massachusetts program. Funded by the MA Department of Elementary…
New supt. of Mohawk Trail, Hawlemont districts hopes to be strong advocate for rural education
…she took a position as an instructional leadership coach at a turn-around school in Springfield. Stanton recalled the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) coming to her school with questions…
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…
ESE to hold five public forums on PARCC – first is Tuesday April 28 in Fitchburg
MALDEN, MA – The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education will hold a series of public forums across the Commonwealth on the upcoming decision on whether to sunset the Massachusetts…
Collaborative for Educational Services receives Teaching with Primary Sources grant from Library of Congress
…Elementary and Secondary Education, and Boston Public Schools to develop and deliver extensive professional development to teachers about using primary sources in the classroom. More than 1,500 teachers have completed…
Megan McGuirk
…State University. Megan’s career includes working with young children (with and without disabilities) and their families as an early intervention clinician, teaching in public school settings, and public school administration….