The Worcester institution has joined an international consortium focused on advancing doctoral education for professional practice.
All district schools in Worcester will provide free breakfast and lunch each school day during the 2026-27 academic year.
Worcester will begin the 2026-27 academic year with new leadership at nearly a dozen schools across the district.
The medical school in Worcester has recieved state funding to address gaps in pregnancy care and support new biomedical discoveries.
A change in college for a Quinsigamond Community College alumnus put him on a path to support a mission around the moon.
A Worcester institution will expand hands-on life sciences education through a new state grant to strengthen workforce training.
Worcester Public Schools is looking to fill jobs across classrooms, school buildings and district operations.
The award expanded 10 existing pollinator gardens and led to the installation of five new gardens in Worcester.
The district is recognizing students for academic achievement during the final marking period of the 2025-26 school year.
The school has been named one of the nation’s outstanding business schools by The Princeton Review.
A Worcester institution marked a major step forward in the construction of a new 57,000-square-foot facility.
Jacob Labonte, a 2022 Worcester State graduate, was named a recipient of the 2026 Alzheimer Award from the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease.
The school district is pointing families to several summer programs and learning resources available during the summer break.
Clark University was granted $27 million in federal funding to expand Registered Apprenticeship opportunities.
Woodland Academy will have a new principal for the 2026-27 school year.
WPS track and field athletes closed out the season with national-level performances in North Carolina.
A Worcester elementary school will begin the next school year with a new STEAM lab and several upgraded learning spaces.
A Worcester university has joined a statewide transfer program aimed at helping community college students earn bachelor’s degrees.
Worcester residents will have two more chances this month to weigh in on the future of the Burncoat school campus.
WPS has delayed the first public presentation on possible school boundary and quadrant changes following feedback from this spring.
All Worcester schools will close three hours before their regular dismissal times on Friday.
The current dean of students at Worcester Technical High School will become North High School’s principal next school year.
The funding is part of a state spending bill aimed at growing the primary care workforce in Massachusetts.
Sixth-graders in Worcester will soon get more after-school sports.
It marks the third straight year the WPS Communications team has been recognized by the National School Public Relations Association.
The role is intended to be filled before the start of the 2026-27 school year.
Worcester Public Schools has nearly doubled student participation in Early College programs over three years.
Clark University is launching what it calls the world’s first professional doctorate in geospatial technology.
He won for LeetMotion, a platform that uses interactive animations to help students learn algorithms without relying on memorization.
The president of a community college in Worcester announced he will retire next year.
Worcester is among 31 districts across Massachusetts that have been approved to launch new Innovation Career Pathways programs.
The school district honored more than 300 multilingual and biliterate high school seniors.
This year marks the school’s largest graduating class since 2021.
Nelson Place School Principal Mary Sealey has taken a temporary leave of absence.
The grants are meant to help fund safe post-prom or post-graduation events aimed at deterring impaired driving and other risky behavior.
Graduation season is underway, and one of the city's several institutions celebrated its students on Monday.
Hundreds of middle schoolers in Worcester will now have the opportunity to participate in organized athletics, some for the very first time.
An honor society at Quinsigamond Community College recently picked up a string of international and regional honors.
Four Worcester students earned $10K WooSox scholarships, while four others received $1K fellowships.
Worcester Technical High School Principal Drew Weymouth has been named Worcester Public Schools’ 2026 Principal of the Year.