Accelerated Repair Program News Today

Haverhill City Councilors agreed Tuesday to take what was called a “low risk” and spend $100,000 for plans and specifications required before replacing the boiler at the William H. Moody School. The risk comes because the Massachusetts School Building Authority, which accepted the pre-school into its Accelerated Repair Program, has yet to approve the design. […]

BOSTON — The Massachusetts School Building Authority board voted Wednesday to invite the school districts of Chelmsford and Westford into an eligibility period for school building projects, and as well as approved a project funding agreement for Lowell Public Schools.

The start of the 2023-2024 school year for first graders through high schoolers in Gloucester on Tuesday, Aug. 29, also means the opening of the brand-new kindergarten through fifth-grade East

With Gloucester schools out for the summer, and students, teachers and staff gone from the buildings, the way is clear for capital projects in the city’s schools.

LOWELL — City councilors unanimously voted Tuesday to move toward a fossil-free future by approving Councilor Wayne Jenness’ motion requesting City Manager Tom Golden send a letter to the state delegation and the Massachusetts School Building Authority urging an update to all funding programs to include and prioritize non-fossil fuel options.

The Wu administration’s push to secure state funds for a new “world-class” school building to house the controversial proposed merger of the Shaw and Taylor Elementary Schools has brought some push-back from parents and advocates who say similar efforts to win grants for Boston schools have failed in recent years. The skeptics point to similar promises in the South End,

A project to replace all the windows at Gabriel Abbott Memorial School in Florida is back on track after supply chain issues delayed the arrival of new windows.

Is there a new or substantially rebuilt high school in Medfords future?

Massachusetts School Building Authority has given Hamilton an initial nod for the Cutler School project.

What will Medford decide to do with its 50-year-old high school: Possible price tag for a new one: $200 million