The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education continues to work with K-12 school districts to provide updated information, guidance, and support as we enter our second week of instruction.
Category: Town Government
Holliston 2020 Town-sponsored Flu Clinic Canceled
Holliston’s 2020 seasonal flu clinic is canceled.
Holliston Happenings: Week of September 21, 2020
Virtually, there’s a lot going on these days around town.
Back to School with the Superintendent
Dr. Susan Kustka, Interim Superintendent of Holliston Public Schools (HPS) since the July 1st departure of Dr. Brad Jackson, talked to us recently about the September 16th reopening of schools, during the COVID 19 pandemic. Throughout our conversation, her care about students and interest in providing them the best in education became clear.
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News from the Library
A look at coming attractions hosted by the Public Library.
COVID-19: September 18, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
Although Massachusetts is a national leader in COVID-19 testing capacity, with over 3.2 million molecular tests administered to date, my office still receives questions about testing availability and rules. If you feel sick, you should contact your health care provider to get tested ASAP. For additional information on testing, click Continue.
COVID-19: September 17, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
Although we have made significant progress in our efforts to control the spread of COVID-19 and prevent the effects of the nationwide “second wave” here in Massachusetts, it’s important to remember that there is significant town-by-town variation in the ongoing impacts of the virus.
Governance Committee Continues Its Research
The Chairs of both the Governance Committee (Sam Tyler) and the Finance Committee (Ken Szajda) called their respective Committee to order remotely at 7 PM on Tuesday evening, September 15.
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COVID-19: September 16, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
It’s safe to say that this pandemic has already lasted longer than any of us could reasonably have expected. Many of the statewide relief polices that were announced months ago have needed to be expanded or extended to meet our continuing economic and public health needs.
COVID-19: September 15, 2020 Update from Representative Dykema
The state’s Contact Tracing Collaborative works with local and state officials, as well as with private entities like businesses and universities, to work with COVID-positive individuals to track their history and identify those who may have been exposed to the virus.
