The college is moving completely online after spring break amid coronavirus fears.
St. Mary's Schools serves students in kindergarten through 12th grade.
There were no confirmed coronavirus cases in Worcester as of Monday. But school officials have created an information resource for parents.
Alexandra Economou is one of the few girl tuba players around. She's raising money to pay for a prestigious music program.
Patrick Diggins was a rowing coach at Holy Cross for 34 years. His retirement comes after a deadly January crash in Florida.
Worcester city officials are warning of extremely slippery roads after a storm swept through the area overnight.
Season 11 of "High School Quiz Show" begins on Feb. 8. South High will face the wild card team.
The Reliant Foundation has given Becker a $30,000 grant to increase mental health practitioners in the Worcester area.
A wake for Grace Rett. 20, will be held Tuesday, the same day Holy Cross students return to class following last week's deadly van crash.
Grace Rett, 20, was called a "light to all who knew her." The Holy Cross sophomore was also a record-holding athlete.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute will use the MassDevelopment bond to construct the 100,000 square-foot facility.
Ice and up to 5 inches of snow will fall in the area during a snowstorm expected to last throughout the day Tuesday.
The region is under a winter storm warning, and snow is expected to continue falling through Tuesday at noon.
A messy snowstorm might dump more than a foot in the area by Tuesday morning, according to forecasts.
Only 17 schools in Massachusetts were selected to compete in the 11th season of "High School Quiz Show."
Kimberly Hannon, 27, was a beloved local piano teacher and musician. She died in an accident on the Mass Pike on Oct. 25.
The scholarships were awarded by Keolis, which runs the MBTA Commuter Rail.
Cara Berg-Powers, 36, explains why voters should pick her among 11 candidates running for the Worcester School Committee.
Brian O'Connell died Friday morning is being remembered as a "brilliant" and "dedicated" public servant.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and Patch is taking a look at the impact of bullying in Worcester schools.
The district says there are 2,400 homeless students in Worcester, less than estimates released by a private group earlier this year.
While the district is showing progress, MCAS scores were lower than the state average for meeting or exceeding expectations on all tests
These schools are recognized for high achievement, high growth or significantly exceeding their targets under the system.
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Worcester police said Jose Palau, 37, tried to abduct a 16-year-old girl home as she walked home from school.
Semi-finalists for the scholarship were announced on Wednesday.
When's the first day of school for Worcester students? Plus, other must-know dates for students, parents and teachers.
Clark University will be the first in the country to offer a graduate certificate in marijuana regulation.
James David Christie resigned last year but was banned from the campus following a sexual assault investigation.
The John F. Kennedy Make a Difference Award is given to middle school students whose service projects impacted the community.
The program provides notification to school personnel and teachers when a student has experienced or witnessed trauma.
Worcester School Committee member Dante Comparetto said the body is "morally corrupt" and represents a "racist community."
The Burncoat High School Quadrivium Chorus will take the stage with Foreigner to sing on of the band's hits.
Worcester's District 4 City Councilor Sarai Rivera said the community is frustrated over the lack of equity in the city's education.
U.S. News & World Report released its 2019 Best High Schools list Tuesday. Here's how schools in Massachusetts ranked.
This is the third year in a row that PhD student from Worcester Polytechnic Institute earned funding awards for global scholarships.
The superintendent responded after a local coalition said she supported a disciplinary model that unequally affected students of color.
Forecasters are expecting 6-8 inches across much of the state.
District 4 Councilor Sarai Rivera criticized the school department's recent push for a full-time officer at Claremont Academy.
The poster, made in honor of black history month, was taken down after a member of administration took offense to the image.