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Wu defends plan to move the O'Bryant school to West Roxbury - Vimarsana News

Wu defends plan to move the O'Bryant school to West Roxbury

Amid pushback against the relocation of the O'Bryant school from Roxbury to West Roxbury, Mayor Michelle Wu said district leaders have explored other potential campuses, but they come with their own challenges.

Source: wbur.org
Explaining the complaint against Harvard for its legacy admissions policy - Vimarsana News

Explaining the complaint against Harvard for its legacy admissions policy

Civil rights groups in Massachusetts allege that mostly white children of Harvard alumni or wealthy donors have an edge in the admissions process that is not available to non-white students.

Source: wbur.org
Affirmative action is overturned. What's next for Mass. universities? - Vimarsana News

Affirmative action is overturned. What's next for Mass. universities?

Universities across the country will have to look for ways to ensure diversity and a sense of belonging on campuses.

Source: wbur.org
A new Lynn-to-Boston ferry could help you get around North Shore traffic this summer - Vimarsana News

A new Lynn-to-Boston ferry could help you get around North Shore traffic this summer

With the Sumner Tunnel closure just a month away, Lynn officials and the MBTA are working on setting up a ferry this summer to downtown Boston. Here's what we know so far.

Source: wbur.org
Collaborative and a bit noisy: Mass. school districts explore alternatives to MCAS exams - Vimarsana News

Collaborative and a bit noisy: Mass. school districts explore alternatives to MCAS exams

Changing student demographics, including a growing number of English learners, is causing Massachusetts educators to question the value of the traditional testing regime.

Source: wbur.org