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Governor Healey’s MassReconnect program to address worker shortages by offering free tuition and textbooks to qualified students.
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A Cape Cod teenager was troubled to see migrants flown to Martha’s Vineyard last fall to make a political point. Moved to help younger kids who are new to the United States, she formed a club that’s now active in two high schools.
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Students in two local Bridge programs receive academic and therapeutic support after missing long stretches of school.
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An evolving curriculum, known as the CLIPPER Experience, will empower students to advocate for themselves as they learn.
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Construction could begin in February
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Cape and Islands school districts are not implementing new masking requirements.
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Cape and Islands educators will gather this week to learn more about the Safe Schools program.
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Danielle “Dani” Charbonneau of Martha's Vineyard Regional High School was named Massachusetts Teacher of the Year for 2023.
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Ten days hiding in a crowded basement was Sasha Kaplenko’s first step out of Kharkiv, but not the hardest one.
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“I was scrolling on TikTok, and to be even more honest, when you walk away, I'm going to go back on my phone,” said one student at Monomoy Regional High School this spring, when she was supposed to be working on a project with a friend in a group study area. Principal Jennifer Police says she wants adults to understand the world that young people are navigating.