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BPS presents "Good Morning, Good Morning, Good Morning, My Friends"

A short film about recent Charlestown High School graduate Ophelia Hughes and her last days working with the STRIVE Snack Cart at the BPS Central Office in Roxbury.

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Register for ParentSquare and Stay Involved with your Student's Learning and Activities at School from Anywhere.

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Welcome to Boston Public Schools

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SNAP Benefits Delay: Need Help or Want to Help

Beginning November 1, 2025, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments may be delayed due to the federal government shutdown. The City of Boston and Boston Public Schools are committed to ensuring that students and families have access to nourishing school meals and food assistance during this time.

  • Breakfast and lunch are available at no charge to all students every school day and will continue to be available during the federal government shutdown. BPS offers a variety of hot and cold entrées, along with fresh fruit and vegetables at every meal. 
  • Call the BPS Helpline with any questions at 617-635-8873. The Helpline hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
  • The City of Boston has compiled a list of resources and frequently asked questions at boston.gov/snap or call 3-1-1 for assistance. 
  • Want to help? Beginning on November 3, collection bins for non-perishable food items will be set up at 11 locations across the district. Visit bostonpublicschools.org/snap for a list of locations. 

BPS Stories

BPS Staff members are dedicated to providing every student a high-quality, equitable educational experience. Watch staff members explain why they do so, in their own words, in the videos below.

BPS Eats Training Day

Hear from BPS Eats staff during training day for the 2025 school year! 

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Katherine Walsh

Katherine Walsh Tells UN About BPS's Cutting-Edge Indoor Air Quality Program

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Jennifer Greenfield

Jennifer Greenfield, Assistant Principal at Horace Mann School for the Deaf

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Who We Are

Discover our story! Explore the heart of BPS through videos, photos, and stories that showcase our schools, students, and staff and how we aim to inspire excellence, uplift diversity, and prepare every student for a bright future.

 

BPS at a Glance

Boston Public Schools is the birthplace of public education in the United States, deeply committed to transforming the lives of all children through exemplary teaching in welcoming schools that embrace and uplift diversity. Through collaboration and partnership, we aim to support each student in developing the knowledge, skills, and character to excel in college, career, and life.

119

Schools

119 schools makes Boston Public Schools one of the largest districts in the country.

48,593

Students

 

Boston Public Schools has 48,593 students across 119 Schools

11,720

Employees

11,720 Employees

BPS is committed to a diverse work force made up of talented educators and support staff.

10

Languages Spoken

Our District Supports 10 Different Languages Including:

English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Cape Verdean, Portuguese, French, Arabic, Somali, Chinese, and Vietnamese.

750

Buses

Number of Buses and Electrics Buses Operated

750 Total Buses in Fleet | 640 Buses on the Road Daily | 39 Electric Buses

60% Propane Fleet | 34% Diesel Buses | 6% Electric Buses

50,000

Meals Served Daily

50,000 Meals

Serving over 48,000 Students

20

Hub Schools

In a Community Hub School, the school community intentionally looks at its assets and opportunities to take action to make their school-community the best it can be.

$1.5 Billion

Budget

$1.5 Billion

Operating Budget for the 2025 Fiscal Year