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A Cape Cod eighth grader invited the president to visit her school. Instead, they had a chat on live radio.
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The school wants to expand programming beyond age 21, so alumni can maintain the friendships and community they have come to know, said Stewart Miller, executive director of Riverview.
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The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has teamed up with the Maryland-based nonprofit Black Girls Dive Foundation to create a new internship program in Woods Hole.
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A report released last week by the state’s Racial Imbalance Advisory Council found that roughly two-thirds of publicly funded schools in Massachusetts are segregated. On the Cape and Islands, a little more than half of publicly funded schools are segregated.
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The American Lawyers Alliance has recognized John Dickson of Monomoy Regional High School for his contributions in law-related education.
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Governor Maura Healey visited the Cape Cod YMCA in Barnstable Wednesday to announce that the state is adding seven new school districts — including Barnstable and Wareham — to a program that provides grants for preschool education.
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Maria Soares was sworn in as a member of Governor Healey's first Youth Advisory Council.
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With the return of Big Brothers Big Sisters, Libby Buck is the island's first Big in more than a decade.
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What's life like in a high school on Cape Cod? We decided to embed for a morning to find out! We took Morning Edition on the road to Harwich to experience academics, athletics, clubs, and more.
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Governor Healey’s MassReconnect program to address worker shortages by offering free tuition and textbooks to qualified students.