Take part in meetings on the upcoming year’s education spending, divestment amid Middle East violence and Central Square as a transit hub.
Cambridge meetings, Oct. 26-Nov. 2: Third meeting addresses divestment proposal
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With a vote it becomes official: The Amigos School is moving to East Cambridge
The Amigos School will move to 158 Spring St., the former site of the Kennedy-Longfellow Elementary School, for the 2028-2029 school year.
Cambridge meetings, Oct. 19-26: Divestment, an Amigos School move and driverless cars
Take part in meetings on divestment and multifamily zoning, moving Amigos to East Cambridge, a water tank under Sherman Street and future with driverless cars.
A century ago, the Cambridge Museum for Children brought the world to young Cantabrigians
From 1920 to the 1950s, Cambridge's children's museum drew on Harvard collections and solicited donations from community members to enhance its holdings.
Cambridge meetings, Oct. 12-19: Cutting sewage spills and chronic student absenteeism
Take part in meetings on ending sewage spills from rains, chronic student absenteeism, a Moxy Hotel seeking permitting and what’s next for the K-Lo building.
Cambridge finds ways to improve its school busing despite a lack of companies competing for the work
After a rocky start to the school year, student bus transportation is improving and a Cambridge Public Schools leader is “optimistic” about negotiating even better outcomes.
Cambridge school district has good news in humanities testing, but there’s still an achievement gap
For the first time, all Cambridge schools met of beat the MCAS state average on English-language arts and civics. And an AI math app is renewed for use.
In exploring ‘Can we meet the moment?’ for immigrants in schools, panelists were only some of the voices
A discussion about immigration and education held Sept. 23 had to vie for attention with Cambridge groups linked to the issues.
Voices of support without votes of support as councillors are confronted with pay for classroom aides
It was separation of powers that was cited by several councillors as cause not to support the order. “We should stay in our own lane,“ E. Denise Simmons said.
New School of Music’s 50th anniversary of offering music for all kicks off with a party on Sunday
There are 50 free, public events planned over the next year, starting with a party to bring together current and former students, faculty and supporters from over 50 years.