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BPS News
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MAYOR WU, SUPERINTENDENT SKIPPER ANNOUNCE MAJOR STEPS TO IMPROVE TRANSPORTATION FOR STUDENTS AND FAMILIES AHEAD OF THE START OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper announced two new improvements to ensure BPS’ transportation experience is safe, reliable and on-time for students, families and workers. Building on efforts to improve the daily yellow bus transportation experience for approximately 23,000 students and their families and modernize its operations, BPS has awarded a three-year contract to Zūm. With this new contract, BPS will use Zūm's technology platform for the upcoming school year district wide which will provide Boston families with improved real-time bus tracking and enhanced communication and transparency about their student's bus.
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MAYOR WU, SUPERINTENDENT SKIPPER CELEBRATE PATRICK J. KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TOPPING OFF CEREMONY
Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper, the City's Public Facilities Department, and community members participated in a topping off ceremony for an addition to the Patrick J. Kennedy Elementary School.
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BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS WINS GREEN FLEET AWARD FOR COMMITMENT TO INVESTING IN A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, CLEAN ENERGY, AND ZERO-EMISSIONS SCHOOL BUSES
Boston Public Schools (BPS) celebrates its recent accolade as the winner of the Green Fleet Award - Large Public Fleet Category at the 2024 Green Bus Summit. The Green Fleet Awards, presented by School Transportation News (STN) in collaboration with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), recognize school districts for their exceptional commitment to clean energy and clean-fuel school buses.
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MAYOR WU AND SCHOOL LEADERS UNVEIL “5TH QUARTER” SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR THOUSANDS OF BOSTON CHILDREN
A projected 18,000 Boston students will attend 239 summer programs, located in every neighborhood of the city, Mayor Michelle Michelle Wu and Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper announced with Boston After School & Beyond. A total of $4.2 million in city, state, and private funds will support nonprofits providing enrichment that complements academic learning throughout the city.