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Hopkinton chooses new superintendent of schools Michael Flynn —Courtesy Published: 2/5/2021 3:45:54 PM Following a leader like Steve Chamberlin as the superintendent of schools is no easy job. Michael Flynn says he’s up to the task.  After a lengthy interview process, Flynn was hired to replace Chamberlin, who has superintendent of Hopkinton schools since 2009.  Flynn said he is ready to move the district in a new direction while keeping the values alive from its former superintendent. “First of all, you don't replace someone like Steve, you don't replace anyone that's been in a dis...

Central High School Rubrics We at Central High School want to ensure that our students receive a comprehensive education based on 21st century learning expectations while also adhering to our mission and core values. All graduates of Central High School should have mastered our school’s 21st Century Learning Expectations. Rubrics are used to measure student progress in three areas: Communication (Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening, Projects and Performances), Problem Solving and Social/Civic Expectations. Report cards will continue to show a score of one to four for each of the three...

TODAY December 31, 2020 Olalekan Adeeko, a teacher at Baptist Boys’ High School, Ogun has won the African Union Continental Teacher Prize 2020 for his work and dedication to the teaching profession. He is the first Nigerian to win the prestigious award at the virtual event held in Addis Ababa on the 21st of December, 2020, it was learnt. Olalekan said on Thursday that he dedicated it to all inspirational teachers in Nigeria and on the African Continent. For the 2020 edition of the African Union Continental Teacher Awards, prizes of $10 000 each were awarded to top African teachers at the ...

Dist. 230 schools stay the course By Dave Clarke The Star Courier When the Wethersfield School District made plans over the summer to safely return to learning, while still educating students in the face of a deadly pandemic, some wondered if the effort would make it past Labor Day. Then, Superintendent Shane Kazubowski said they wondered if they would make it through the first month, then the second month and so on, without being forced to close and "go remote," as they had done last March while students were instructed remotely for the remainder of the academic year. But, the mitigation pla...

December 10, 2020 | 10:00 am Font Size AAA The aviation industry is undeniably one of the industries that has been heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Major airliners are downsizing their workforce, resulting in huge economic losses. Through all this, Cebu’s Indiana Aerospace University (IAU) believes that every crisis brings new opportunities— the opportunity to thrive and flourish in the new normal of education by designing a blended distance learning program for both the Basic Education and the College, adherent to the emergency remote teaching paradigm. IAU sought the ...