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BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS ANNOUNCES NEXT STEPS TO IMPLEMENT LONG-TERM FACILITIES PLAN
Superintendent Mary Skipper shared a series of new proposals to increase access to high quality education across the Boston Public Schools over the course of School Year 2024-25. Over the course of the last two years, students, families, educators and community members developed a shared vision for the High Quality Student Experience (HQSE), where every student in Boston has rigorous academic instruction, access to extracurriculars and support services they need, in facilities that support their learning.
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MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES APPLICATIONS FOR futureBOS - THE BOSTON’S YOUTH SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM - NOW OPEN
Mayor Michelle Wu and the Office of Youth Employment and Opportunity (YEO) launched futureBOS, the 2024 Summer Youth Employment Program, including all Successlink job opportunities, for Boston youth and young adults ages 14 - 24.
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MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES $21 MILLION FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES AND PROGRAMMING FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES
Mayor Michelle Wu, the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC), and Boston Public Schools (BPS) announced $21 million in transformative funding for mental and behavioral health programs and services to support the City’s youth and families. The investments are part of the City’s response to the urgent need for more mental health supports for young people and to develop a larger and more diverse behavioral health workforce.
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CHARLESTOWN, NEW MISSION, AND BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL BRING HOME STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Last weekend, Charlestown and New Mission High Schools won the Division Three and Division Five Boys Basketball State Championships, while Boston Latin School clinched the Division Two Boys State Championship in Hockey.
