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Five things we learned this week: Amid struggles, Crosby Elementary School is gaining ground (opens the original)
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PITTSFIELD â The 2026-27 school year is already a month old, and between launching new middle schools and welcoming former Morningside Community School students to new homes, there's been no shortage of activity in the Pittsfield district. But last week's School Committee meeting â and the state's top education officials â took time last week to look back at the test results. "What's past is prologue," Shakespeare wrote in "The Tempest," and it fits the work educators do: To know where the
An investigation into hazing allegations involving Hoosac Valley's co-op football team is in the hands of a neighboring DA (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter CHESHIRE â The police investigation into allegations of hazing within the Hoosac Valley cooperative football team is now being handled by a neighboring district attorney's office due to a potential conflict of interest. It became clear Thursday that the investigation is still in progress, as multiple school leaders said they could not comment until it is complete. âThe Berkshire District Attorneyâs Offic
(+) Pittsfield parents, union members defend teacher from online attacks in wake of information collection (opens the original)
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Parents and grandparents troubled by the lack of information spoke up before the School Committee. Parents and grandparents who were troubled by the lack of information provided to families over the collection of student phone numbers and email as emergency contact information by a Taconic teacher spoke up before the School Committee on Wednesday night. But so did educators and supporters who said the online allegations against the teacher went way too far and damaged not only the teacher’s repu
Pittsfield parents, union members defend teacher from online attacks in wake of information collection (opens the original)
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Parents and grandparents who were troubled by the lack of information provided to families over the collection of student phone numbers and email as emergency contact information by a Taconic teacher spoke up before the School Committee on Wednesday night. But so did educators and supporters who said the online allegations against the teacher went way too far and damaged not only the teacherâs reputation, but educatorsâ morale. So did School Committee members, including one whose childâs i
How Berkshire schools are using state money to improve literacy (opens the original)
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The stateâs renewed focus on early literacy is also a core objective in the Berkshires, where a series of state grants is helping districts improve how they teach reading and writing in the early grades. The state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has allocated thousands of dollars to county school districts to help improve the textbooks and support materials used to teach reading and writing, especially in the critical early years through third grade. Across the commonwealth, 7
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