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Records Show MSBA Offers Options for Site Change Before Town Vote

Nauset – In January 2021, it had been reported by numerous media outlets that it had received two extended high school project extensions from MSBA (partially pandemic related). Nauset had hoped to receive a 3rd extension in January 2021, but seemed nervous about taking that step. MSBA s Jack McCarthy was quoted as saying that the district never asked for a third extension and he guessed they made an assumption (presumably that it would have been denied). Lowell – District records show that in 2018, MSBA allowed it to resubmit a new Preferred Schematic Report with a change to a downtown site and an addition/renovation for its new high school. Less than six months later, a new PSR was approved by MSBA.

Tufts Awards Grants to 35 Non-Profits to Support Local Initiatives

Tufts Community Grant program provides support for local non-profits hit hard by COVID-19 pandemic Credit: Kelvin Ma, Tufts University Photo Thirty-five local organizations in Tufts’ four host communities in Massachusetts have been awarded $35,000 in grants from the Tufts Community Grants (TCG) program. The grants, which are funded by donations from Tufts University faculty and staff, are awarded each year to community-based charitable organizations in Boston, Grafton, Medford and Somerville. TCG is a giving option of the annual Tufts Community Appeal, an internal fundraising campaign for faculty and staff at Tufts University. Donors to the TCG program are members of the Tufts workforce who value and support the work of the university’s community partners and the welfare of Tufts’ host communities.

Boston Arts Academy marks major milestone in construction of new $125 million facility in Fenway

The final steel beam for the new school building s structure was put in place during a topping-off ceremony. Mayor Martin J. Walsh, City and state officials, and members of the Boston Arts Academy Foundation, along with Boston Arts Academy (BAA) representatives, today raised the final steel beam into place to complete the structure of the new, $125 million BAA facility on Ipswich Street, directly across the street from Fenway Park.  At a time of great societal change for young people across the country, construction of this world-class building for Boston s only public high school for the visual and performing arts serves as a bright, shining example of the ingenuity and innovation of the Boston Public Schools vision for the future. BAA students, faculty and the community at large will reap the benefits of the expanded space, which will soon open its doors to BAA s rapidly growing student population.