LAWRENCE — Superintendent John Lavoie is pleased to announce that 10th grade STEAM students joined their peers throughout the state at a Massachusetts Computer Using Educators (MassCUE) Education Evolution learning showcase.
Easton Middle School Students to Present at Statehouse Learning Showcase
EASTON — Superintendent Lisha Cabral is pleased to share that four Easton Middle School students will present videos they created using green screen technology at the State House this June.
Hull High School AP Spanish Students Visit State House for Annual MIRA Luncheon
HULL — To wrap up their first unit of study, Hull High School AP Spanish students traveled to the State House for a real-life lesson on immigration and citizenship.
Arlington Youth Health and Safety Coalition Meets with State Leaders to Discuss Prevention of Underage Drinking
ARLINGTON — Director Karen Koretsky is pleased to announce that representatives from the Arlington Youth Health and Safety Coalition presented a Prevention Position Paper containing evidence based actions to prevent underage drinking to legislators last month.
Massachusetts State House Displays Melrose Middle School Gay/Straight Alliance Posters
MELROSE — Melrose Veterans Memorial Middle School (MVMMS) and Melrose High School students made a special trip to the State House this winter where several posters created by the Gay/Straight Alliance were on display.
*UPDATED* Stoughton High Students Attend First “DECA Day on the Hill” Meeting
Stoughton Public Schools Superintendent Marguerite Rizzi 232 Pearl St., Stoughton, MA 02072 For Immediate Release Friday, Dec. 8, 2017 Contact: John Guilfoil Phone: 617-993-0003 Email: [email protected] *UPDATED* Stoughton High Students Attend First “DECA Day on the Hill” Meeting This version has been corrected to reflect the correct spelling of DECA Advisor Donna McFadden’s name. STOUGHTON – […]
Melrose Middle School Students to Speak at State House
MELROSE — Melrose Veterans Memorial Middle School Principal Brent Conway is pleased to announce that 17 seventh grade students have been selected to deliver a persuasive speech at the State House tomorrow as part of their English Language Arts curriculum.