Framingham is seeking residents to fill the District 2 seat left by Karen Foran Dempsey.
Framingham is entering the Massachusetts School Building Authority process to get funding for construction of a school south of Route 9.
After trouble with school bus provider Durham, Framingham is exploring a cheaper contract with a new company.
Meanwhile, Framingham is preparing to start a student coronavirus testing initiative described as a possible "game changer" for reopening.
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Framingham students may begin returning to classrooms by the end of January — if coronavirus figures fall considerably.
Framingham School Board member and disability advocate Karen Foran Dempsey died unexpectedly on Dec. 24.
The freeze is meant to give "relief to students and families going through hard times," officials said.
Framingham may start hybrid learning on Jan. 27 if coronavirus cases drop, but trends are going in the wrong direction.
The school district is also talking to a private foundation to pay for student testing.
FSU's Adventures in Lifelong Learning Winter Intersession starts soon.
The classes are being offered through the Commonwealth Dual Enrollment Partnership.
Even with the hybrid possibility, school officials say about half of parents want to keep children out of school buildings.
The district's contract with Durham School Services is ending in 2021. Framingham has experienced numerous problems with the company.
Framingham brought high-needs students back to school buildings this fall, but will transition those students to remote learning on Dec. 7.
Some 300 Wilson Elementary students got the coats during a distribution on Tuesday.
The school district was planning to bring the next group of students back to buildings in mid-December.
The dashboard shows five positive cases in Framingham schools this fall, with the latest detected on Nov. 16.
There are hundreds fewer students enrolled in Framingham schools this year, and it's largely due to coronavirus.
The Princeton Review included Framingham State on this year's list.
An enrichment program called “The Explorers” is working to help families keep their kids on track.
FSU has received a $14,000 grant to hire a coordinator to expand the free Adventures in Lifelong Learning Program.
About 700 students and staff will return to buildings on Nov. 5 for in-person learning, the district said Monday.
The open house will give prospective students a look at MassBay's offerings.
Framingham Public Schools wants to spend $600,000 to study a possible new school south of Route 9.
Framingham Public Schools will still welcome some students this week, but others will have to wait longer due to high local case numbers.
The 28th U.S. president was a proponent of segregation. Framingham has the only school named for him in Massachusetts.
The program allows high schoolers to attend college classes while earning credit.
The Big Brothers Big Sisters Mazie Program places local adult mentors with at-risk students.
Classes began on Wednesday, the same day school officials ratified an agreement on coronavirus protocols.
The class experience will change much between the fall and spring semesters due to coronavirus, college leaders say.
Find out how Framingham Public Schools plans to handle everything from attendance to mealtime during the 2020-21 school year.
The HEED award is given by a magazine to recognize institutions with diverse populations.
Framingham Public Schools has temporarily laid off more than 40 workers as students prepare to return to online classes starting Sept. 16.
Framingham High School students will head back to virtual classes on Sept. 16
Framingham officials and teachers have been negotiating in recent weeks over professional development before school begins on Sept. 16.
The school district and Framingham teachers union released a joint statement Friday on back-to-school negotiations.
The original 2020 high school graduation was postponed due to coronavirus, and recent rising cases will pare down the Wednesday event.
What will school look like this fall amid coronavirus? Framingham health teacher Monique Bisnette provides a glimpse.
The new WalletHub ranking compares per-student spending to average household income. Towns with high income tended to be less equitable.