Superintendent Carol Cavanaugh announced Monday morning that Hopkinton High School will continue to go remote through Wednesday. All other schools in the district will return to their usual schedule starting Tuesday.
All schools went remote last Friday due to the fact that “several people in the HPS community have tested positive” for COVID-19, and “as a result, extensive contact tracing is necessary,” Cavanaugh emailed families.
Hopkinton’s middle and high school students are feeling less anxious and depressed, but there still are areas of concern, particularly for students with disabilities and in the LGBTQ+ community. At this past Thursday's School Committee meeting, the results of the...
School Committee members on Nov. 12 are expected to vote on a capital plan for fiscal year 2028, with Town Meeting next May to determine authorization of funds. At this past Thursday's meeting, Assistant Superintendent/Chief Operating Officer Jeff LaBroad outlined...
The Parks & Recreation Commission on Tuesday voted to begin the first steps in hiring Cody Herd as the town’s new Parks & Rec director. The vote came after the commission met with Herd, who is the recreation coordinator for Grafton’s Recreation Department....
The Elementary School Building Committee on Tuesday night approved a budget change of $200,769 related to temporary paving and a berm on Hayden Rowe Street related to the Charleswood School project. The payment reflected a pivot taken in response to the utility...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-odK9fHCCTg The School Committee on Thursday learned the details of each school’s improvement plan, their common focus on student support and leadership, and an emphasis on the English language arts curriculum. Before the series of...
Demolition work at Center School is slated to begin Nov. 2, according to a town press release. Contractor American Environmental, which was awarded the demolition contract to remove Center School's two rear additions, will secure the site and remove hazardous...
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