…clout this industry commands. According to the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council’s 2018 Biopharma Economic Impact report, Biopharma accounts for nearly 70,000 employees in the Bay State, which translates into nearly $10.5…
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Daughter to receive same civil rights award as mother
…Both her parents were teachers, and even seeing her mother, Sonia Nieto, win the prestigious Massachusetts Teachers Association Lifetime Civil Rights Award did not convince Lopez that the hard work…
Diana Bonneville named Hampshire Regional School District’s new superintendent
…principal roles in Northampton and Hadley. Bonneville has a doctorate in education policy, research and administration from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. “The one thing that I’ve learned along the…
Les Edinson
…Springfield and Holyoke and in rural Franklin and Worcester Counties — all in Massachusetts. An experienced staff developer, he served in that role in the Cambridge, MA Public Schools and…
Welcome Baby
…Home E Search query for: blog blog tag massachusetts computer using educators ( Page 75 ) Welcome Baby is a free home visitation program. This program is for all new…
Transition Planning and Services Training Series
…participants will be from a variety of Massachusetts schools. Participants who may be interested in joining this series include: Transition coordinators and case managers Special education teachers serving students in…
Special Education Communities of Practice
Home E Search query for: blog blog tag massachusetts computer using educators ( Page 75 ) Networking, support and strategies for special education team leaders These communities are designed to…
Mount Tom Academy Senior Awards and Dedication Ceremony
…and family members how important Jay Fortier was in the lives of dozens of students from western Massachusetts. Mr. Rigney then read the poem, “Landscape, Dense with Trees”, by poet…
Easthampton schools making progress on diversity, inclusion
EASTHAMPTON — The city’s public schools are fulfilling their pledge to address issues of bias and racism in the schools, the Massachusetts attorney general’s office said this month. Two years…