Page 2 - Eagleton School News Today

This is looking into Downtown Boston this morning. Temperatures are soaring today. Good morning to you. I m antoinette antonio. Doug i m doug meehan. Just checking to make sure it is january 31. I cannot believe it. It is like my goodness, get out there and start rolling out. Antoinette i heard heard people are taking out their votes. Danielle 48 on nantucket. 46 in plymouth. 37 in keene. Winds risk of the south and west from 10 to 60 Miles Per Hour sustained right now, that is coming in. S in a...

The state Office of the Child Advocate is pushing for stricter oversight of residential schools that serve children with autism and other disabilities, amid disturbing reports of abuse.

They are among society’s most vulnerable — children with severe autism — and yet many endure abuse or neglect in the state-licensed residential schools that care for them. With not enough accountability and scant public disclosure, it is an invisible crisis.

The case marks a continuation of fallout after the state shut the school down in 2016 following a criminal investigation into allegations of physical abuse of students by staff.

These horrific moments in our tri-state region will be embedded in our minds forever

These horrific moments in our tri-state region will be embedded in our minds forever

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — The town's Community Preservation Committee will host a virtual meeting on Tuesday, May 24 at 6:30 p.m. to review CPA funding recommendations for the FY2023...

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — The Community Preservation Act (CPA) Committee recommended affordable housing, historic preservation and recreation resources as spending...

GREAT BARRINGTON — Several lawsuits filed by former students who allege rampant abuse at a now-shuttered boarding school were settled this year for undisclosed amounts. Other lawsuits are pending. Three lawsuits against the Eagleton School, its founder and former director Bruce Bona, as well as staff, have settled with former students of the school for boys ages 9 to 22 with emotional, behavioral and cognitive disabilities. Two suits are pending — one in U.S. District Court in Springf...