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The Boston Debate League, an organization that Currently works with 17 Boston Public Schools supporting them in forming and maintaining […]
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Nearly 5,000 Boston high school students attend classes in substandard facilities
Via Boston City Councillor Charles C. Yancey Boston City Hall (May 8, 2014) – Boston City Councillor Charles C. Yancey,
Boston at Bottom of List in Latest Ranking of Area Schools – Ranked 142 out of 147
Today Boston Magazine released an interactive list ranking the top performing schools departments / districts in cities and towns in
Report Finds MA Schools “Regressing” on Diversity in Schools
A report by the UCLA Civil Rights Project finds that Massachusetts schools have regressed over the last two decades from
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Inspector General reveals major problems in BPS textbook buying
Office of the Inspector General investigation reveals major problems in Boston Public School textbook buying The Office of the Inspector
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Boston school board wants more decorum at meetings
Boston school board wants more decorum at meetings By Associated Press | Monday, August 1, 2011 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Local Coverage BOSTON — The
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Boston Globe: 2011 Class Valedictorians
From the Boston Globe: Class Acts: Boston’s 2011 valedictorians This list may be of particular interest to Blackstonian readers as
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Hundreds fail MCAS science exam
Hundreds fail MCAS science exam By Associated Press | Tuesday, July 26, 2011 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Local Coverage BOSTON — Hundreds of Massachusetts high
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City wants to relocate two high schools
City wants to relocate two high schools Seeks to create more seats By James Vaznis Globe Staff / July 19, 2011 Less than
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Film Premiere of Can We Talk: Learning from Boston's Busing/Desegregation Crisis
Special Invitation Film Premiere of Can We Talk: Learning from Boston’s Busing/Desegregation Crisis Where: Boston Public Library – Copley 700