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Middleborough public school officials say they will continue to require that a sixth-grader not wear a T-shirt that says "There are only two genders," possibly setting up a showdown tomorrow. Liam Morrison, 12, first wore the T-shirt on March 21 to Nichols Middle School, where he is a
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A 12-year-old boy was asked by public school administrators to remove a T-shirt that they said violated the school district's hate speech policies. When he refused, he left school for the day with his parents. On Thursday, March 21, Liam Morrison, a seventh-grade student at Nichols Middle School
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Editor's Note: Below is a nearly complete transcript of comments made by Liam Morrison, 12, of Middleborough, to the Middleborough School Committee on Thursday, April 13, 2023. His comments start at 9:37 of the video at the bottom. Hello. Good evening. My name is Liam Morrison. … I&
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Editor's Note: Carolyn Lyons is the superintendent of Middleborough public schools. On Thursday, April 13, during the superintendent's report, she addressed the Middleborough School Committee about a protest by two adults that occurred that morning. The two individuals stood on public property near a public school
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The United States House of Representatives voted to prevent males from competing in girls' sports last week. None of the nine U.S. Representatives from Massachusetts supported the measure.
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A shortage in public school teachers has Massachusetts state education officials considering ways to make it easier for existing teachers to get certification in special education and English as a Second Language. School nurses also may find it easier to get certification if the proposal passes in June.
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Massachusetts is known for many things nationally. It has great professional sports teams. It is where the Pilgrims settled. It is where the Revolutionary War began. It produces many failed presidential candidates. And it is home to many colleges and universities, most famously Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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If you're an illegal immigrant who lives in Boston, you can attend college free of charge next year. The Mayor's Office of Workforce Development under Mayor Michelle Wu plans to spend $4 million to expand the city's Tuition-Free Community College Plan, according to a
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