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New Education Secretary Zrike visits Ellis Early Learning in Boston to lift up early education and care workforce
Grants support expansion, modernization, and increased enrollment capacity by 400-600 seats for career tech at comprehensive high schools
Funds support seven school districts, removing financial barriers to teaching and strengthening the K-12 educator workforce
Massachusetts (PRISM) II funding will help school districts implement high-quality early literacy instruction
Administration tours New Bedford Public Schools’ state-of-the art Culinary and Nutrition Center
CPPI Panel Highlights Local-State Collaboration at March Early Ed Board Meeting
K-12 students invited to submit creative projects highlighting Massachusetts revolutionaries; top submissions to be displayed at the State House
$15 million program aims to strengthen and retain Massachusetts’ early education workforce
Governor Healey’s Task Force takes a “whole-of-government” approach ensuring affordable, high-quality child care across Massachusetts
Under state-funded free school meals, school breakfast participation increased 20 percent, reaching an additional 48,000 students per day
More than a third of Massachusetts graduates scored a 3 or higher on an AP exam, the highest percentage in the nation and the highest on record
Proposed changes would increase costs for 13,000 Massachusetts students, exacerbating health care, social work and education workforce shortages
Summer opportunities open now for registration to serve up to 1,000 educators
Open survey allows students, parents, educators and community members to inform how statewide graduation requirements can be implemented and designed
