Student Show Bridges Art and History

The Warren-Prescott's second annual art show at the StoveFactory displayed works inspired by social studies lessons.

Harvard-Kent Goes to Zume's

This month Zume's is featuring the work of 42 Harvard-Kent students. On Friday, the artists got a chance to visit the cafe -- and see their work on the walls.

Parent University Honors 150 'Grads'

Boston Public Schools parents received certificates of diploma from the Parent University program.

Kids Can Read Their Way to Fenway This Summer

Local students can win tickets to a Red Sox game by participating in the Boston Public Library's summer reading contest.

Six Harvard-Kent Students Awarded Scholarships

Awards were handed out by city and school officials on Thursday at the 6th Annual Harvard-Kent Leadership & Scholarship Partnership Awards Presentation.

Can You Lend a Hand for a Spring Cleaning at Doherty Park?

Plus, Superintendent Carol Johnson invites parents to help Boston Public Schools improve the city's choice program.

It's a Good Week to Be a Talented Kid from Charlestown

Dennis Taylor and a group of students at the Warren Prescott are finalists in two separate national competitions this week.

Community College Instructor Wins Teaching Competition

Yong Chen, who pioneered online painting courses, has been selected to present at a statewide teaching conference.

Harvard-Kent Students Raise Money for Japan

Following last year's model of a "Hat Day for Haiti" students and teachers raised over $600.

Building Bridges and Traveling the World

Students in Charlestown High School's unique Arabic program are traveling to Qatar this April vacation.

Councilor Calls for Nutrition Expert in Public Schools

Following the discovery of expired frozen food at Boston Public Schools, one city councilor is saying more action is needed.

Nursery School to Host Mandarin Demo Class

Mandarincube, a learning module, will present at Charlestown Nursery School on Saturday.

Bunker Hill Adds Fire Protection Courses

Students can now receive certificates from the National Fire Academy.

City Councilor John Connolly Catches Four Boston Schools with Expired Frozen Food

Boston Public Schools are currently undergoing an inventory of all cafeteria foods, as directed by Mayor Thomas Menino.

Boston School Committee Budget Hearings Scheduled This Week

Hearings are Wednesday, Thursday of this week, and on March 15 and 22

New York Times Columnist Speaks at Bunker Hill

The public is invited to attend a presentation by Gail Collins, an op-ed writer for the Times.

Charlestown Against Drugs Takes Over Tennis Center

Under new management, the tennis center offers longer hours and more programs -- but higher rates, as well.

Balanced FY12 Budget Proposed for Boston Schools

Up to 300 jobs cut, and new student funding formula introduced.