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The Wilmington High School Chapter of the National Honor Society offers weekly, one-hour tutoring sessions for struggling students in el ...
Students named as semifinalists may go on to earn scholarships in spring 2023.
The band and its management team set up the Metallica Scholars Initiative to support students in career and technical education programs.
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To make the list, students had to achieve a grade point average of 3.7 or above for the spring 2022 semester.
The three-session certificate program will prepare attendees with minimal drone experience for the FAA Remote Pilot Test.
The school is one of 15 MA community colleges awarded funds to help train students in high-demand industries like healthcare and IT.
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The Finance Committee recommended the reduction to the district’s operating budget due to enrollment decline.
The lone article at Tuesday's special town meeting passed overwhelmingly.
If the vote fails, "the community would need to absorb all costs associated with any new school construction or renovation," Brand warned.
The school is safe to occupy currently, but cleaning up a fuel oil spill will take 6 to 8 weeks and be disruptive, officials said.
Newhouse does not plan to be on the ballot in the April 23 town election, the Wilmington Apple reported.
Wilmington Public Schools will follow the state's lead and end the mask mandate after February break.
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There were no accountability determinations for the 2020-2021 school year, but the report cards include enrollment, MCAS scores and more.
The School Committee would have to vote to rescind the policy for the district to follow the state's lead and lift the mandate.
Wilmington teachers have been working under an expired contract since the beginning of the school year.
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The district does not participate in pooled or symptomatic testing, a requirement for the planned home test program.
Officials are looking to have a decision on new start times at the April 13 School Committee meeting.
Searches are already underway to replace the Wildwood Early Childhood Center and Wilmington High School principals.
The selectmen plan to call a Special Town Meeting for March 8 to seek funding for a feasibility study.
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Superintendent Glenn Brand will provide an update on state health and safety guidance at the School Committee's Wednesday meeting.
See how FAFSA applications changed for Wilmington area high schools.
Elementary enrollment rebounded from the pandemic lows, but enrollment fell further in the upper grades.
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Wilmington elementary and middle schools were included in the inaugural list ranking more than 80,000 U.S. schools.
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The town's 16- to 19-year-olds are over 70 percent vaccinated, short of the 80 percent threshold for schools to lift the mandate.
The data analysis company Niche looked at academics, teachers and diversity in schools and districts serving Massachusetts.
District-wide enrollment dropped over 10 percent, with a larger decline in the youngest grades.
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The number of students meeting or exceeding expectations fell over 10 percent on average, but the district still outperformed the state.