Bourne Public News Today

Last Friday, April 12, was Purple Up Day, and to celebrate, Bourne Public Schools and the Massachusetts Military Interstate Childrens Compact Commission came together to hold an event in support

A few months after its inception, Bourne High School’s new DECA chapter took part in its first district competition last week. Chapter members earned significant achievements at the competition, including

Bourne Town Administrator Marlene V. McCollem had some straightforward words and a rather blunt reality check for town officials this week relative to Bourne’s finances for 2025: the budget will

The Bourne School Committee has issued a statement to set the record straight regarding a public comment made by a resident in opposition to marijuana during a planning board hearing

Bourne Public Schools Superintendent Kerri Anne Quinlan-Zhou was lauded by the school committee as “exemplary” and a “strong leader” during the committee’s annual review of the superintendent at this weeks

Bourne Public Schools Superintendent Kerri Anne Quinlan-Zhou was lauded by the school committee as “exemplary” and a “strong leader” during the committee’s annual review of the superintendent at this weeks

The May 1 town meeting in Bourne has no borrowing for capital requests. No reliance on free cash for budget balancing. No staffing increases.

Cape Cod updates for the Feb. 27-28 snowstorm include delays for public schools Tuesday morning and snow totals from the National Weather Service.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Cape Cod & Islands will hold an information session for community members who want to mentor school children.

Bourne is seeking to hire a TRANE Technologies to overhaul energy systems in all schools and municipal buildings.