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The Boston School Finder has information about all public, private, charter, and parochial school options in the city.
Supporters of the bill say it would make sure public schools have the resources to provide high-quality education for students across the state, regardless of zip code or income level.
If the bill becomes law, it would give an additional $1.5 billion dollars to the state's school districts.
The Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Allston was the first public school for the deaf in the country.
On a recent fall day at MIT, a group of players kicked around a soccer ball on the school's Killian Court lawn. They ran around and jumped in piles of leaves. They even did backflips. But these weren't students, they were cheetahs. Mini cheetahs, actually. Oh, and they're robots.
Several studies have already debunked the myth that boys are innately better at math than girls, but those were largely based on analysis of test scores.
Inside the iRobot campus right off Route 3 in Bedford it's all about creation and innovation.
A recent study by a local education company found a significant number of college-educated people could not tell the difference between real and fake information.
Special education students are getting the chance to grow their own garden right in the classroom.
Two high-profile supporters of the Student Opportunity Act are Devin and Jason McCourty of the New England Patriots.
Thirteen of the top 50 schools are in Massachusetts.
Union leaders representing striking Dedham teachers met with town school administrators in a Saturday bargaining session, but there is no word yet if any progress was made.
Graduate students at Harvard University have voted to authorize a strike, but no date has been set for any walkout.
Playing games for a good cause, that's what happened Thursday at the "Entrepreneur Games" at Roxbury Community College.
A California real estate developer has been sentenced to one month in prison for paying $75,000 to cheat on his daughter's college entrance exam.
