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EdVestors Awards $100,000 School on the Move Prize to the James Otis Elementary School in East Boston
EdVestors, a school improvement organization in Boston, awarded its $100,000 Thomas W. Payzant School on the Move Prize to the James Otis Elementary School in East Boston. The Prize, now in its 16th year, recognizes rapidly-improving schools that have made exemplary progress in advancing the academic achievement of all students.
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CITY OF BOSTON ANNOUNCES APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR BOSTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Mayor Kim Janey announced applications are now being accepted by the Boston School Committee Nominating Panel, which is composed of parents, teachers, principals and representatives of the business and higher education communities, to fill four positions on the Boston School Committee. The positions include two 2-year terms, and two 4-year terms. Applications are due November 5 and November 24.
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CITY OF BOSTON CELEBRATES COMPLETION OF ATHLETIC FIELD IMPROVEMENTS AT MADISON PARK-O’BRYANT EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX
The City of Boston’s Parks and Recreation Department joined stakeholders from Boston’s youth sports and nonprofit communities to celebrate the ribbon cutting of new football, track, baseball, and softball fields shared by Madison Park Technical Vocational High School and the John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science. The project will benefit youth and school football programs that use the Madison Park Technical Vocational High School football field in Roxbury for practices and games.
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MAYOR JANEY ANNOUNCES SWIM SAFELY PARTNERSHIP, AN INITIATIVE TO INCREASE WATER SAFETY FOR BOSTON RESIDENTS
Mayor Kim Janey announced the Swim Safely Partnership, aimed to increase access to swimming lessons, especially for those who have faced historic and economic barriers.
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ESSER III Announcement
Boston Public Schools (BPS) today, submitted a grant application to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to receive $276 million in federal relief funds. To date, BPS has directed nearly $160 million in Elementary and Secondary Schools Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds, money that has gone directly to schools and funded critical health and safety measures, upgrades to facilities, and programming and staff to focus on students’ social and emotional wellbeing as they have returned to full-time in-person learning.
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LOOMIS SAYLES AND THE ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL PARTNER TO SUPPORT STUDENTS’ MENTAL HEALTH WITH NEW SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING SPACES
The English High School has partnered with Loomis, Sayles & Company on renovating two Social Emotional Learning rooms where students can access supportive services and programming provided by the school’s behavioral health staff.
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College Knowledge & Career Readiness: Boston Public Schools Celebrates #BPSCollegeMonth in October
October is BPS College & Career Month in the Boston Public Schools! This marks an exciting month of events and activities designed to encourage all students and their families to begin planning for a passion-filled life after high school as early as possible. Throughout October, BPS and Success Boston, along with multiple nonprofit and community partners, will collaborate on a campaign to encourage students at all grade levels to begin planning for college and their career.
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