Schools
Nashoba Valley Technical High School hereby notifies all members of the Class of 2012 that, at the direction of the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education under Chapter 71 of the General Laws, their temporary records will be destroyed after February 2020. The students’...
by Connie Sartini
Select Board Chairman Alison Manugian reminded her colleagues that there is a Florence Roche Elementary Building Project Community Vision Session on Saturday, Nov, 16 from 8 to 11 a.m. at the new Senior Center on West Main Street.
There have been efforts to look at...
Left to right - 5th graders): Delilah Dias, Isabella Ryan, Trishuli Mandal, Allie Paul, Amirtha Chennakesavan, Sawyer Brumbaugh, and Liam Col- bert. Courtesy photo
By Bella Paul
The Groton Neighborhood Food Project (GNFP) is a non-profit organization that helps families in need in our community and surrounding towns. They help by providing families with food and other grocery items via neighborhood collections and donations. Recently, on Friday,...
by Robert Stewart
Two bills approved in the state legislature the past couple weeks will increase state funding for education by more than $1 billion over a seven-year period. Despite this significant increase in state educational funding, School Committee Chair Marlena Gilbert was not...
Nashoba Valley Technical High School will host its annual Open House on Sunday, Nov. 3, from noon to 3 p.m., and this year’s event has an exciting new feature.
The school’s Automotive Technology program, in partnership with Westford-based 1A Auto, will run a how-to clinic behind the school...
On Saturday Oct 19, 15 of the remaining 24 classmates from the Groton High School class of 1957 gathered for an 80th birthday celebration hosted by Dave and Patty Woods. Nancy (Livingston) Nichols and James Hallet attended the party but are not included in this photo.
Left to right, Front...
by Robert Stewart
In recent reports prepared by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), the Groton-Dunstable Regional School District spends a greater proportion of its revenue on employee benefits in comparison to similar school districts. The comparison data is...
On two crisp and sunny fall mornings at the beginning of October, seventh graders from Groton-Dunstable Middle School toured the gardens at Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston. The science students are currently studying ways in which plant structures increase the rate of reproduction for the...
by Robert Stewart
The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) and the Groton-Dunstable Regional School District have chosen a company to conduct the design phase of the Florence Roche Building Project. Studio G Architects of Jamaica Plain was picked after interviews were held with...
On September 21, 2019, the International Day of Peace, the Big Book: Pages for Peace Exhibit opened to the public at the Prescott School Community Center in downtown Groton. The exhibit has a big goal: to share its profound messages of peace and hope and encourage all of our visitors to think...