Undefeated Madison Park volleyball squad surges into state competition

The Madison Park Technical Vocational High School girls volleyball team powered its way over East Boston at Friday’s City Championships in the Boston Latin Academy gym, topping off a 17-0 regular season and earning a high seed in this week’s Division 5 state tournament. Madison Park will kick off their state tournament season as the number two overall seed.

BC High honors four with St. Ignatius, Kemeza awards

Boston College High School celebrated with the recipients of the 2025 St. Ignatius Award and William Kemeza Global Leadership Award during a ceremony and Mass held at the McNeice Pavilion in Dorchester on Oct. 16.

Undefeated Madison Park volleyball squad surges into state competition

The Madison Park Technical Vocational High School girls volleyball team powered its way over East Boston at Friday’s City Championships in the Boston Latin Academy gym, topping off a 17-0 regular season and earning a high seed in this week’s Division 5 state tournament. Madison Park will kick off their state tournament season as the number two overall seed.

Undefeated Madison Park volleyball squad surges into state competition

The Madison Park Technical Vocational High School girls volleyball team powered its way over East Boston at Friday’s City Championships in the Boston Latin Academy gym, topping off a 17-0 regular season and earning a high seed in this week’s Division 5 state tournament. Madison Park will kick off their state tournament season as the number two overall seed.

Read More »

Wu touts new school in Roslindale as beacon for pupil opportunities

Parents of students in the Sumner and Philbrick schools in Roslindale were ambivalent in 2022 when Boston Public Schools officials announced the school communities would merge. The district has merged and closed dozens of schools over the last 20 years and the processes have often left parents and students angered and disillusioned.

Read More »

Numbers say it: Greater Boston is more diverse, more divided

New studies show a Greater Boston population becoming more racially diverse, but also more disconnected by income, and by shifting educational choices following the Covid-19 pandemic. As multiple figures show, the “big sort” declared more than twenty years ago is diverging into new patterns, whether in high-income suburbs or in Boston schools.

Read More »
A classroom at Excel Academy in East Boston, taken during 2009 visit by Gov. Deval Patrick (among observers at back of the room). Chris Lovett photo

Numbers say it: Greater Boston is more diverse, more divided

New studies show a Greater Boston population becoming more racially diverse, but also more disconnected by income, and by shifting educational choices following the Covid-19 pandemic. As multiple figures show, the “big sort” declared more than twenty years ago is diverging into new patterns, whether in high-income suburbs or in Boston schools.

Read More »