Rudolf Steiner School Fourth-Graders Poetry to Publish
"This class really loves to write, and they are really writing. I was impressed by the quality of work coming out of our fourth-graders." — Kirsten Suberg |
Drury High Senior Citizen Prom Set for May 21
The 20th Drury High School Senior Citizen's Prom will take place at the school's gymnasium on Tuesday, May 21, from 5 to 8 p.m. |
Berkshire Bank Foundation Awards 8 Scholarships
"These students embody our values as a company and share in our commitment to making our communities a better place to live, work, and play." — Peter J. Lafayette |
BArT Announces Second Trimester Honor Roll
Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter Public School announced the honor roll for the second trimester of the 2012-2013 school year. |
Hoosac Valley Students See Future At Career Fair
"If we have kids thinking about the kind of jobs they want in 8th grade, then maybe they'll then think of the kind of schools they'll want to go to." — Vinnie Regan |
Holocaust Survivor to Speak at Clarksburg School
This year's presentation, "I Am A Yellow Star," includes more than 250 artifacts from the Holocaust and World War II. |
Williams College Children Center Kids Visits NAFD
"We love when the kids come in, it's a good time to teach them." — Matt Davis |
Pine Cobble Pupils Recognized in State Writing Competition
"I'm thrilled for these students. Writing well requires taking risks. It demands a thoughtful creative process and extensive editing." — Sue Wells |
Mount Greylock High Hosts Music, Environment Residency
"This residency and collaboration is a tremendous opportunity for our students and school community ... ." — Kate Caton |
Clarksburg Pupils Participate in Bike to School Day
"This is wonderful. This is a good, fresh start to getting healthier kids into our school system." — state Rep. Gailanne Cariddi |
Three Educators Honored At MCLA Award Ceremony
"Most of all I wanted to say this job of teaching is a love and if you don't love it, you're not in the right job." — Carol Ide |
The Independent Investor: Online Education Is Not a Panacea
Back in 2002, only 34.5 pecent of colleges offered online courses; today that figure has grown to 62.4 percent. |
Williamstown Elementary Finances in Good Shape
"They're doing some tremendous work in our building on small things, mechanicals. ... The building is getting greener and greener." — Rose Ellis |
Bay State Summer Games Registration Now Open
The Massachusetts Amateur Sports Foundation announced that registration for the 2013 Bay State Summer Games is now open. |
