On Wednesday, March 27, 2019 - more than 800 fourth graders from across Framingham Public Schools left their elementary schools for an incredible opportunity to experience the Boston Symphony Orchestra - many of them for the very first time.
The deadline for transportation sign-up is June 10, 2019. Parents / Guardians will need their students' LASID numbers.
Shared by Dr. Coretta McCarter, this event seeks to help high school students with important college and career questions. The event takes place Saturday, April 27th from 2-4pm at the Framingham Public Library.
We would love to support our friends and colleagues who work for the City of Framingham and to make this a successful event, we'd love your participation in this year's Flag Day Parade.
Mayor Yvonne M. Spicer invites you to participate in a Community Conversation on ways to make Framingham more sustainable.
Organizations interested in hosting a community conversation or families interested in hosting a convening at their home are encouraged to complete the enclosed form.
It was a cold morning, but it did not deter attendance for the long awaited Bookmobile!
This week Wilson students were honored to attend the first International Baccalaureate Advocacy Day at the State House in Boston!
Just a couple of weeks ago Gen Grieci, Director of Bilingual Education, and Inna London, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, traveled to Madrid, Spain along with representatives from the DESE to spend a week interviewing and recruiting teaching candidates for schools across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, including our own District.
Framingham High School is the only public high school in Massachusetts (and one of two in all of New England) that has attended The VEX Robotics World Championships six out of the last six years. Walsh Middle School is the only public middle school that has done so as well.
This Thursday, April 25th at 7:30pm, Framingham High School will hold the final round of its 16th annual senior class poetry slam.
Strategic investments to support more than 9000 students, 1800 employees, and 15 school buildings now goes before the Mayor and then the City Council for review and enactment
Framingham Public Schools has proudly elected to participate in this initiative and this year plans to graduate approximately 150 seniors with one of the two State Seals.
If you have or you know a child that will be five years old by August 31, 2019, online pre-registration for incoming Kindergarteners for the 2019-2020 school year is now open! Begin the process HERE.
