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Representatives of the City Kids program visited Dorchester’s St. Brendan School to donate 10 new Chromebooks that will help students with remote learning and at school. City Kids is a youth education nonprofit organization founded by City Realty Group Managing Partners Fred Starikov and Stephen Whalen to provide Boston kids with unique experiences and powerful educational resources.
The parish school educates and nurtures about 245 students in a safe environment rich in Catholic identity and tradition. Pictured outside the school with the 6th grade class are School Principal Maura Burke, Assistant Principal Ashley Tringale, parent Thomas Noto of Dorchester, and City Realty group vice president of operations James Caruso.
Markese Daise
Markese Daise, a Dorchester native and emerging leader in the real estate industry, has joined the board of City Kids, a nonprofit youth education support program created by City Realty Group.
Daise will provide organizational leadership and a fresh vision for the future as a young professional who grew up in Boston and understands its neighborhoods.
Daise grew up in Ashmont and attended the Richard J. Murphy School and Woodrow Wilson Middle School in Dorchester. He went on to study accounting at UMass Boston and later completed Suffolk University’s Real Estate Urban Planning & Development Program.
He is now based in Neponset, specializes in top dollar multi-family investment sales.
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Subscriber only Real estate experts say Coast parents don t have to fear steep mortgage repayments to get their children into the region s best performing state schools. Student enrolment is capped for 12 of the Coast s state high schools as families move into catchment zones of those receiving the best OP results. The
Daily has looked at last year s test results compared to median suburb house prices to determine the better value-for-money zones.
â SEE THE FULL LIST OF PRICES BELOW â Maroochydore State High School and Coolum State High School topped the list in 2019, with 30 per cent of eligible students receiving an OP between 1-5 at Maroochydore, and Coolum was just below at 27.7 per cent.