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Groton, MA (PRWEB) January 31, 2023 -- Officials from Groton Public Schools, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the Town of Groton joined students,

Visit Discovery Museum for free on select Friday nights. Read more about this event on Boston.com.

Over $500,000 has been awarded for an affordable housing development in Scarborough for those with physical disabilities. The project is being created by nonprofits 3iHoME and Preservation of Affordable Housing.

We currently face an unprecedented global learning crisis. School closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic deepened the crisis, and updated estimates show that learning poverty may have risen to 70% in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

After two years of free school meals, one funded by the federal government and a second by the state, activists urge Massachusetts to make it permanent.

/PRNewswire/ -- Global education nonprofit, Digital Promise, in partnership with and education research and development nonprofit, CAST and with support from...

PBS just made some big programming announcements at the TCA Winter Press Tour, including John Leguizamo's "American Historia" and Al Roker's PBS KIDS show "Weather Hunters."

Cincinnati officials are proposing significant changes to the city’s residential tax abatement program. Mayor Aftab Pureval and Council Member Reggie Harris announced their plan for a more equitable system Thursday.

Just a few miles from the Connecticut border, in the woody expanses of Foster, lies a remarkable house made from zinc — perhaps the only one of its kind A daughter returns to the Foster home that her father — and a team of the RISD students and faculty members — built from zinc in 1972.

Students in UK's new College and Career Studies program are ready to start another semester after a successful start on campus. They and their parents spent a day reflecting on the opportunities this program offers students.