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School Calendar Approved With Early Release on Good Friday
Committe Members and Superintendent hope this compromose increases learning time and support delivery while allowing a mid-June end date
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Burlington School Committee Approves 26-27 Program of Studies
Pathways are clarified, opportunities are added, and some courses are reconsidered as a part of this annual review
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School Building Committee Begins Crafting Statement of Interest for State Reimbursement Program
Public-facing process begins ahead of April deadline
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New Turf Field Plan Approved by Conservation Commission
The complex project can move forward, and "The final result should be beautiful," says Conservation Chair.
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School Committee Votes to Keep High School Building Committee Following Failure of Funding Vote
The Committee will collaborate with the community on next steps for the project.
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Burlington Adding 8th Grade Algebra Class, Solidifying HS Competency Requirements
Burlington Public Schools to continue work to revamp math course pathways, approves state-level competency determination in absence of MCAS requirement
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What's Next for BHS?
Finance Committee Chair says school should be considered an "unfunded liability"
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Town Infrastructure Updates, Winter 2025
Updates on Burlington's infrastructure from Buzz Magazine: Winter Edition 2025
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Burlington High School Building Project: What is the Center for Education?
What programs are housed in what would become the Center for Education, and would it be more cost-effective to move those programs elsewhere?
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Buzz In-Depth | School Buildings Across Burlington
Updated August 2024
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Burlington State Rep At Forefront of New Education Initiatives
Evidence-based literacy curricula may soon be required across Massachusetts
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State School Building Program Favors Wealthier Districts, Leaving Lower-Income Urban Students in Aging, Dilapidated Buildings, According to New Study
Building in urban spaces often comes with additional costs, leaving these districts – which have a high number of low-income and minority students – with outdated facilities.