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Supporting and integrating the arts into education - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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The arts, much like sports programs, are what keep many students in school. Some students live for their time in theater productions, band, orchestra, photography club, dance or other arts classes. Without those opportunities to focus on and be with others who share their passions, school would hold little meaning for them. Unlike sports programs, however, those arts classes and programs are often threatened with cuts when budgets get tight, and budgets are always tight. We do our students a gre
Supporting and integrating the arts into education - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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The arts, much like sports programs, are what keep many students in school. Some students live for their time in theater productions, band, orchestra, photography club, dance or other arts classes. Without those opportunities to focus on and be with others who share their passions, school would hold little meaning for them. Unlike sports programs, however, those arts classes and programs are often threatened with cuts when budgets get tight, and budgets are always tight. We do our students a gre
Saving school from the factory setting: Why are our 2026 classrooms still stuck in a 1900 assembly line? - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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I’m writing this column in the first week of August, right in the middle of the 12- (or is it 13-) week summer vacation from public school, and it got me wondering: why do we still have such a long summer break when we know that childcare for families is now a huge issue? Many families depend on meals from school to keep their children fed, and many cannot afford camp or summer programs, leaving children to either provide childcare to younger siblings or sit at home with their screens and TV whi
Saving school from the factory setting: Why are our 2026 classrooms still stuck in a 1900 assembly line? - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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I’m writing this column in the first week of August, right in the middle of the 12- (or is it 13-) week summer vacation from public school, and it got me wondering: why do we still have such a long summer break when we know that childcare for families is now a huge issue? Many families depend on meals from school to keep their children fed, and many cannot afford camp or summer programs, leaving children to either provide childcare to younger siblings or sit at home with their screens and TV whi
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