Residents who are looking for a chance to dig into more details on the big school building project headed to a Special Town Meeting in May may want to mark their calendars. Read the full article → from Neary Building presentation to Select Board — Dec 17
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Stories related to Southborough Public Schools, Algonquin Regional High School, and Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School.
The week in sports
Thanksgiving Football's emotional win, Hall of Fame inductions, and entering winter season.
Highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in sports
ARHS Athletics: College Commitments and Hall of Fame inductions
Last week, Algonquin celebrated seniors who secured commitments to play in college Division 1-3 athletics next year. And this week, the school will host a ceremony to celebrate alumni, former coaches and athletic boosters for earning a place in ARHS Athletics’ Hall of Fame. Read the full article → from ARHS Athletics: College Commitments and Hall of Fame inductions
Assabet’s Showcase & Pre-Thanksgiving Bake Sale
The Bake Sale orders (including classic side dishes) ends tomorrow at noon.
Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School is holding its annual “Showcase” for prospective students and parents. Read the full article → from Assabet’s Showcase & Pre-Thanksgiving Bake Sale
Post Season Update
It’s time for an update on ARHS post-season sports. Read the full article → from Post Season Update
Post Season Update
It’s time for an update on ARHS post-season sports.
Two more teams fell out of playoffs. But two teams are continuing to compete in championship tourneys and another will still hit the field for consolation games. Read the full article → from Post Season Update
Reminder: Neary Building Tours this week
I had forgotten to include in Friday’s Events this week post the two tours of Neary School scheduled for this Tuesday evening and Saturday morning. Read the full article → from Reminder: Neary Building Tours this week
Post Season Update
Field Hockey headed into Round of 8
Since I last posted, three Algonquin teams fell out of their MIAA state playoffs. But one team earned the right to advance to the next round this weekend. Read the full article → from Post Season Update
Post Season Update
ARHS is all in on state playoffs — Field Hockey and Girls Volleyball advance to Round of 16, Soccer and Football enter their brackets
Highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from Post Season Update
Learn about the Neary Building Project:
Presentations, tours, and updated website
Four upcoming public events will seek to educate residents and answer questions on the proposal for the most expensive building project the Town has ever funded. Plus, the Neary Building Committee has issued updated FAQs and updated the details on its dedicated website. Read the full article → from Learn about the Neary Building Project:
Donate your extra candy!
Neary is again collecting for care packages to college students who have aged out of the foster care system.
Is your household suffering from candy overload? You can donate to Neary School’s collection drive today through next Friday. Read the full article → from Donate your extra candy!
Post Season Update: CMass Champions and MIAA tourney kickoff
Algonquin Boys Soccer are the Central Mass Champions! And ARHS will hold court as two teams enter the MIAA Championships this week. So, it’s time for a post-season update. Read the full article → from Post Season Update: CMass Champions and MIAA tourney kickoff
The week in sports
Boys Soccer in CMass Finals
Three ARHS teams lost their Central Mass tourney games last week. One more is about to play in their finals. Plus, the state brackets are about to drop. Read the full article → from The week in sports
Neary Investigation Audit update
Auditors reported out mostly high marks, for the administration and School Committee's "extraordinary" response to racial incidents, but prompted more questions from some parents.
Last week, the Southborough School Committee held a special meeting for a presentation by the consultant hired to “audit” the school’s investigation of racially charged incidents in a Neary classroom last year. Read the full article → from Neary Investigation Audit update