…support is especially important given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has disrupted typical life at school. I commend the many ways that these educators work to support students, including through…
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Third Annual DYS Racial Trauma Conference Held on April 11, 2022
…live in a time when COVID-19 has exposed things that have been swept under the rug, Dr. Prosper offered valuable frameworks for recognizing triggers and trauma, and thinking about approaches…
Hatfield names three finalists for schools chief
…of the School Committee, said the COVID-19 pandemic is making logistics for the rest of the hiring process tricky, but an early April hiring date remains the goal for the…
Early Education and Care programs to suspend operations; Some Emergency Child Care Programs will be established
…Child Care Programs will be the only child care programs that are allowed to operate during the COVID-19 State of Emergency. Child care providers who are able to begin providing…
Local schools providing pickup, delivery meal options
After Gov. Charlie Baker’s mandatory closure of all schools in Massachusetts for at least three weeks in response to the developing COVID-19 pandemic, school districts across the county are coming…
Local technical schools lead donations to area hospitals
…front lines treating patients battling Covid-19. We wish our heroes (the doctors, nurses, and support personnel) health, wellness, and strength during this pandemic.” Smith Voc’s donation included 120 safety glasses,…
Gill-Montague IT director earns MassCUE Administrator Award for tech innovation
…learning and professional growth for all faculty and staff.” Powers specified that during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mahaney observed that teachers “needed extensive professional development related to the flood of online…
Hatfield taps 2 finalists for Principal position
…Hatfield Superintendent John Robert in the next two weeks, even with the COVID-19 pandemic presenting logistical challenges. “We are looking into the possibility of taping interviews and making them available…
Not country — but a great teacher: Kayla Werlin of Hadley wins Country Music Association Award as a top music instructor
…— is now trying to devise ways to work with her students online, with schools shut because of the COVID-19 outbreak. “Country music is not something I know a lot…
Safe and Healthy Schools Summit draws educators in discussion of how to manage race, polarizing conversations in schools
HOLYOKE — While the world has played a continual defense against the psychological, social and economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic amid a racial reckoning, teachers throughout the state and…