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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

The Bourne Capital Outlay Committee has submitted its report detailing capital requests for the coming fiscal year. Notable among the requests are $2.1 million from the school department and $645,000

Keeping with a nearly two-decades-old tradition, Bourne’s school bus drivers will be hosting the annual Stuff-a-Bus gift drive this Saturday, December 2.

Bourne Public Schools announced that September 23 through October 1 this year will be designated as its first-ever Blue Star Welcome Week, a grassroots movement to recognize military and veteran-connected

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

Some Bourne students are losing more than an hour of classroom time every week as a result of traffic caused by construction work on the Sagamore Bridge.

It’s been almost three years since COVID-19 forced the world to shut down, but many school systems are still struggling to bounce back. The biggest problem? A severe shortage of

Bourne Public Schools has proposed updates to its program of studies to take effect next school year to align the districts coursework with the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary