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Reply Tri-County Superintendents' Roundtable Urges Gov. Charlie Baker to Re- prioritize Educators for COVID-19 Vaccination The Tri-County Superintendents' Roundtable, a unified group of 41 administrators joined by 24 union presidents of their respective districts, is urging Gov. Charlie Baker to re-prioritize educators to make them eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in the earlier part of Phase Two. The administrators issued a letter to Gov. Baker Monday outlining the basis of their request. Phase One of the Commonwealth's COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Timeline began in December 2020...

School administrators urge Baker to bump educators higher in vaccine rollout Wicked Local The Tri-County Superintendents’ Roundtable, a unified group of 41 administrators joined by 24 union presidents of their respective districts, is urging Gov. Charlie Baker to reprioritize educators to make them eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in the earlier part of Phase Two. The administrators issued a letter to Baker Monday outlining the basis of their request. Phase One of the commonwealth’s COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Timeline began in December 2020 and continued through January. Al...

Local superintendents, union presidents urge Baker to reclassify educators for COVID-19 vaccinations Local superintendents and union presidents are urging Gov. Charlie Baker to reclassify educators and make them eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations during the earlier part of Phase Two. In a letter to the governor dated Monday, the Tri-County Superintendents' Roundtable, a professional association comprised of school districts and special education collaboratives, outlined the basis of their request, noting that the state is encouraging more in-person learning and that vaccinations would...

NATICK – Daniel Zogby delicately transported theater sets to his car for safe keeping. They weren’t full-sized sets, like those seen in high school auditoriums the night the curtain goes up. They were mini-sets, made by Zogby and his fellow theater students at Natick High School. The school's theater program used the mini-sets in a virtual theater performance during the coronavirus pandemic, and they will be one of the stars of the show in the upcoming “Redhawk Winter Walk." Set for Jan. 25–31, the walk – “Redhawk” is the Natick High mascot - will showcase creative works made...

How do you teach insurrection? MetroWest educators help students make sense of Capitol chaos Before launching his government class in the wake of rioters storming the U.S. Capitol, St. Mark's School teacher David Lyons noted he was "flying fairly blind on this" alongside other educators. "No one's ever had to teach a class after Capitol Hill has been invaded in the case of insurrection before," said Lyons, a veteran history teacher at the Southborough private preparatory school. On Wednesday, a shocked nation watched on Twitter and TV as a pro-Trump mob battled police, broke into the U.S. Ca...