By Christine Mulroney *** FRAMINGHAM – The Framingham Teachers Association supports the decision by district administrators to delay any further return to in-person learning. Educators are disappointed that we cannot…
FRAMINGHAM – As a long-time Framingham resident whose children aged out or left the Framingham Public Schools many years ago, I am fortunate to have avoided the challenges that parents…
The Framingham Teachers Association Executive Committee was disheartened by the op-ed written by two Framingham parents and published in the Source on November 10th. As a group and as individuals,…
FRAMINGHAM – The executive board of the Framingham Teachers Association took a vote of no confidence in Massachusetts Secretary of Education James Peyser and Massachusetts Education Commissioner of Elementary and…
FRAMINGHAM – On November 5th, Framingham Public School staff will welcome more of our high needs students back to in person learning. I know that our custodians and maintenance department…
By Christine Mulroney *** FRAMINGHAM – Before last year, most teachers had a rhythm: an early start to the day for most, whether to care for family, or to review…
The following is a press release *** FRAMINGHAM – Labor Day in the Framingham Public Schools is more than a day-off; it is recognition of the labor movement and the…
The following statement was sent to SOURCE by the chair of the Framingham School Committee tonight, August 26. *** FRAMINGHAM – Given that our new school year is quickly approaching,…
FRAMINGHAM – Dear Elementary School Principals, At the School Committee meeting on August 5, two elementary principals were invited to publicly share the reasons why they believe that teachers should…
Editor’s Note: This was read at the Wednesday night School Committee meeting and then submitted to SOURCE for publication. *** FRAMINGHAM – I’m Sarah McKeon, Framingham resident and first grade…
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