Chair Stacey Raffi called the remote participation School Committee to order shortly after 7 PM, telling the public that agenda items would be presented out of order to accommodate some members’ dual-meeting attendance.
Category: Education
Holliston School Committee’s Statement on Racial Divides
At the Thursday, June 4, 2020 meeting of the Holliston School Committee the members voted unanimously to publish this statement expressing their collective thoughts about the current racial unrest.
Announcing the Class of 2020 Senior Parade!
Come help us celebrate Holliston’s Class of 2020 on Sunday, June 7th starting at 1:00pm.
COMMENT attached to this article
Schedule of June Church Services On HCAT TV Educational Channels
HCAT shares the broadcast schedule for local religious services for the month of June.
COVID-19: June 5, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
We are at a uniquely challenging time in our nation’s history. While we experience it, it’s sometimes difficult to see the significance of these times and how they will be perceived by future generations.
Select Board June 4, 2020 Meeting
The Select Board gave final approval to the FY 21 1/12th budget. COVID-19 costs to be reimbursed are still being collected for submission next week.
Holliston Student Wins Thoreau Scholarship
Isabella D. Ceresia, a 2020 Holliston High School graduate, will be entering college this autumn as a Thoreau Scholar.
COMMENT attached to this article
COVID-19: June 4, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
Residents of nursing homes and other long-term care facilities have been particularly hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. 350 facilities across the Commonwealth have reported at least one case of COVID-19, and long-term care residents account for over 60% of the Commonwealth’s COVID-19 deaths.
HR Bright Spot: Miller Class Celebrates a Beloved Teacher
Cindy Spino, fourth grade teacher at Miller Elementary, is retiring this June. Her students surprised her last month with a teacher appreciation/retirement parade that will be a cherished memory for all.
COMMENT attached to this article
COVID-19: June 3, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
One of the most pressing concerns that families have been facing throughout this pandemic is the need to balance remote or in-person work with adequate childcare.