Stories related to Southborough Public Schools, Algonquin Regional High School, and Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School.
Northborough Wicked Local reports that an attorney has asked a judge to throw out a suit filed against our school district by a former Northborough teacher. Read the full article → from NWL: School district asks judge to dismiss lawsuit
For parents of present or future preschoolers and Kindergarteners, two important registration/screening events are coming up. Read the full article → from Registration reminders for preschool and Kindergarten next year
The extreme cold caused a sprinkler pipe to burst at Algonquin Regional High School yesterday. The incident set off fire alarms, forcing students to evacuate into the bitter cold. Read the full article → from Burst pipe at Algonquin yesterday
The Northborough Patch posted an update on Tuesday’s crash involving two Algonquin buses. Read the full article → from Patch: Bus driver faulted for collision
Some of you may have been thrown for a loop by scrawling names of school closures this morning, listing Woodward School. I looked into it. Read the full article → from Southborough public schools are open today – including Woodward
Southborough Wicked Local is reporting that a hazing incident in November among Fay School boys has led to disciplinary action by the school. Read the full article → from SWL: Hazing at Fay School leads to disciplinary hearings and police investigation
Yesterday afternoon, two Southborough-bound buses from Algonquin Regional High School collided. Read the full article → from Southborough students in 2-bus crash; no injuries
I looked at both number of hits and comments to determine the top stories of 2014. Read the full article → from 2014 in review: story countdown
Normally, I try to organize news roundups by topic. But today, it’s just a hodgepodge of stories that popped up I want to share before I sign off to enjoy Christmas. Read the full article → from A mishmosh of town news: No Special Town Meeting, teacher suing district, Town Clerk interview
Southborough Wicked Local reported on two stories that effect Southborough tax payers this week. Read the full article → from Budget news: Town rebuilding budgets in hopes of avoiding tax hike and district fighting state cut (Updated)
Superintendent Christine Johnson issued a statement last week about the ethics regulations surrounding gifts to public school teachers. Read the full article → from Ethics of giving to teachers
Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce is promoting its scholastic awards available to high school students. Read the full article → from Scholastic awards for high school students – deadline January 15
Rounding up some interesting news stories from Southborough Wicked Local this week. Read the full article → from News roundup: Truck crash details, Harvard Primate shutdown begins, Burnett House Update, and AMSA’s search for new director
This is the time of year you often hear parents asking each other, “What are you giving the teachers”?
Southborough Education Foundation is hoping your answer will be “An apple”. Read the full article → from An Apple for the Teacher