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Boys Help Massachusetts Girls' Volleyball Team Win State Championship
Two boys helped lead the Oliver Ames girls’ volleyball team to a state championship, continuing Massachusetts’ unique policy allowing boys to compete on girls’ teams.
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Boy Helps Massachusetts Field Hockey Team Win Second Consecutive State Championship
A boy helped the Somerset Berkley girls' field hockey team win its second consecutive state championship, continuing a family legacy of dominance in the program.
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Massachusetts Bill Would Eliminate Religious Vaccine Exemption
Doctors, lawyers, and faith leaders warn two Massachusetts bills ending the state’s religious vaccine exemption would harm students and violate rights.
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Natick Middle School Survey Asks 11-Year-Olds About Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation
A Natick middle school survey asked students as young as 11 about gender identity, sexual orientation, and sexual behavior, drawing public concern.
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Two Boys Help Undefeated Massachusetts Girls’ Volleyball Team Reach State Semifinals
Two boys are helping the undefeated Oliver Ames High girls’ volleyball team reach the state semifinals, highlighting Massachusetts’ unique rule that allows boys to compete in girls’ sports under the state’s Equal Rights Amendment.
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Christian Father Sues Lexington Public Schools For Refusing Religious Opt-Out From Pro-Homosexuality Kindergarten Lessons
A Lexington father is suing the district, alleging it violated his religious liberty by exposing his kindergarten son to LGBTQ-themed books despite a formal opt-out request.
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Boy Helps Massachusetts Girls' Volleyball Team Win State Title
A boy helped South Shore Tech’s girls’ volleyball team win a state vocational championship — highlighting Massachusetts’ unique policy that lets boys compete in girls’ sports.
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Massachusetts Board Eyes Early 2026 Vote On Three-Year Bachelor's Degree
The Board of Higher Education is on track to vote in early 2026 on whether to allow public and private colleges and universities in Massachusetts to offer three-year bachelor's degrees, reducing the typical 120-credit requirement.
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