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The lead-up to high school graduation can be an exciting and busy time for seniors. The spring of the final year is loaded with milestones. For many, one of the high points is the senior prom, an escape from the school setting — and dress code — that has marked the previous 12 years. This year, with COVID-19 no friend of traditions, schools are taking a varied approach to the prom. Some are moving forward, with limits. Others have canceled it, steering students to other senior events. Su...

Sandy Quadros Bowles Special to the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle SUTTON — Sutton High School principal Ted McCarthy said he is “very honored’’ to have been named the 2021-22 High School Principal of the Year by the Massachusetts School Administrators’ Association. But as far as he is concerned, the entire school community deserves the recognition. “It’s not a ‘me’ award,’’ he said. “It’s a ‘we’ award.’’ “I’m lucky to work with a great group of teachers and stu...

Two Central Mass. high school students participated in the Playbook Initiative, which trains eight-graders on stopping bias and discrimination.

Shoppers returned to high streets and drinkers downed pints as coronavirus restrictions were lifted in England.

Sutton High fully remote this week due to COVID-19

Sutton stay safe champions. Credit: Tara OConnor Each morning at 9am, a team of coronavirus wardens meets at Sutton Civic Centre to get their instructions for the day before donning their hi-vis gear and heading off in pairs around the borough. Sutton Council was allocated £86,000 by the government to employ wardens to enforce coronavirus restrictions – they have employed eight new ‘stay safe champions’. Every day the wardens can walk around five miles and in pairs cover a differen...