Tufts, Fletcher School deemed ‘undesirable organizations’ by Russian government
Anyone who associates with the institutions now faces the possibility of criminal penalties.
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Boston schools desegregation, then and now: through the eyes of a Black student who survived the 1970s turmoil
Education leaders say Boston's next mayor must relieve the pain and restore trust in the school system. -
Tufts, Bates, Others Awarded $500 Million To Enroll More Low-Income, Undocumented Students
The $50 million going to Bates is one of the largest gifts for student scholarships ever made to a college in Maine. -
UMass Goes Big Online, Launching ‘UMass Global’
Will the acquisition of a private California college that serves students primarily online pay off for UMass? -
Mass. School Mask Mandate Extends Through October
The mandate, which was in place through at least Oct. 1, will now be in place through at least Nov. 1. -
Brenda Cassellius Has An Idea For Increasing Diversity Of Mass. Superintendents
The BPS Superintendent weighed in on a host of issues, from equity among Mass. superintendents to how she plans to spend $400 million in federal funds. -
On The Varsity Blues Case, We Asked Our Legal Expert: Why Roll The Dice On A Trial?
"It’s a risk Abdelaziz and Wilson wanted to take," says Daniel Medwed on the parents' decision to go to trial. -
Teachers Union Backs Legislation To Eliminate MCAS As Graduation Requirement
Bill calls for development of multiple ways for students to show they have mastered the skills required to graduate. -
Listen To Wiretapped Tapes From The First Week Of The Varsity Blues Trial
The first trial case in the college admissions scandal began in Boston this week. -
Mass. Public Colleges Split: Four-Year Schools Go In-Person, Two-Year Schools Stay Online
A GBH News survey of public colleges finds a clear divide in the third pandemic school year. -
State To Roll Out Teacher Registry To Improve Tracking Of Credentials
The move is intended to help boost applications to the field.
