Bentley’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program is a national initiative designed to meet the needs of low- and limited-income earners.
E. LaBrent Chrite has become the ninth president in the university’s 105-year-history.
Over 50 students from Sigma Chi shaved their heads Monday to raise money for Huntsman Cancer Foundation.
The group also won various awards along the way including Best Choreography, Best Band, Best Vocals, Best Crew, and numerous Gold Medals.
Because the banners fall outside the senior class budget, a group of moms are helping to raise funds to keep the tradition going.
Over 50 students from Sigma Chi have pledged to shave their heads on March 28 to raise money for Huntsman Cancer Foundation.
The district has launched survey to determine which current communication efforts are effective and where improvements can be made.
The loan is available to eligible seniors and graduates of Waltham High School.
The Waltham School Committee voted to rescind the district’s mask mandate, effective Monday, March 7.
The two-day celebration will be held on April 5 and 6.
The two-year professional development program commenced this month.
The Georgetown University report ranks 4,500 colleges and universities based on students’ long-term net economic gains.
The new office has been established to address discrimination, harassment, and bias in the school community.
The changes were made based on Massachusetts’ overall vaccination rate and decline in both case rates and hospitalization rates.
Grant Will Connect Nonspeaking Children with Family Online Through An Expressive Arts Therapy Program
The department reviews each district’s and charter school’s ELE program every six years.
There were no accountability determinations for the 2020-2021 school year, but the report cards include enrollment, MCAS scores, and more.
Molly Mastantuono, Bentley's Assistant Director of Academic Communications and a lifelong trivia fan, first tried out for the show in 2004.
The Dual Language School, which supports students in becoming bilingual, is now able to expand into grade 6 at Kennedy Middle School.
The purpose of the competitive grant program is to support districts that have English learners.
The department visits each district every three years to monitor compliance with special education and civil rights regulations.
On Jan. 17, the school will host its MLK Interfaith Day of Service from 1 to 4 p.m and MLK Jr. Memorial from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
See the latest announcement from City of Waltham.
The gift will be used to create a center that will transform civic and community engagement at the school.
Brandeis University has received a $70,000 grant from the independent nonprofit foundation RIZE Massachusetts.
All students, faculty, and staff will be required to get the shots for the spring semester.
See how FAFSA applications changed for Waltham area high schools.
According to financial statements from FY2021, the school has started to recover from losses suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The school is collaborating with the Deloitte Foundation to fund scholarships for students pursuing a fifth-year master's in accounting.
The statement comes after the Student Government Association released a list of demands proposed to the university to enact change.
AcademicInfluence.com ranked the Waltham school twelfth in the country and second in Massachusetts for its online business program.
The BentleyFirst program provides a scholarship that allows first-generation students to attend Bentley for the same tuition as UMass.
Bentley's Student Government Association has addressed the recent news surrounding sexual assault allegations on college campuses.
College students in Waltham and across the country are coming forward with their stories and demanding change.
The policy will require guests at all indoor campus athletic events to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.
The school has made several changes to its dining services this semester to reflect its long-term sustainability initiatives.
Police say the threats were made via social media and referenced several communities, including Waltham, Lawrence and Haverhill.
Alexander Arnell and Samuel Silver are two of the 16,000 students nationwide chosen for the semifinalist round.
Scores in both math and English language arts slumped compared to 2019, which is the last year the standardized test was administered.
Of the 16,000 students nationwide chosen for the semifinalist round, 7,500 will go on to receive a scholarship in the spring.