Mayor Wu refutes criticism of Boston public schools, vowing new five-year targets
Wu announced new and growing hub schools, expanding programs and celebrated achievements across Boston Public Schools while also defending the district's efforts amid recent criticism.
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Newport Folk Festival Returns To The Stage — With Precautions
The festival's capacity was cut in half, and proof of vaccination or a negative test is required for entry. -
Boston Public Schools Will Require Masks In The Fall, Janey Says
The acting mayor announced Thursday that the city will be extending its mask mandate in public schools. -
Baker Says No Plans To Change Mask Guidance For Schools
Lawmakers urge masks in early education and elementary schools. -
As Supreme Court Weighs Harvard Admissions Case, Two Asian Americans Speak Out And Allege Bias
A new study indicates Asian acceptance to selective schools would not increase much if test scores were only factor. -
Historic Vote Changes Boston Exam School Admissions Policy
The move is an attempt to make the schools more diverse and better reflect the city's racial, geographic and economic realities. -
Schools Face A New Threat In The Pandemic: Ransomware
Remote learning made school districts bigger target for hackers with ransom demands. -
Federal District Judge Withdraws Boston Exam Schools Opinion
"I have been misled," said Federal District Court judge William Young. -
Is It Ethical For Universities To Ask International Students To Get Re-Vaccinated?
There are few clinical trials on what happens to people who've gotten a Chinese or Russian vaccine and a U.S. vaccine. -
Feds Approve Release Of $611 Mil For Massachusetts Schools
The state will use the funds to help schools fund Acceleration Academies this summer. -
Boston Superintendent’s Contract Extended By Two Years Amid School Committee Controversies
The committee’s 4-1 vote Wednesday night took place despite calls from activists and some members of the public to delay a decision until the city elects a new mayor.
