Education Commissioner cracks down on 16 districts lacking in-person learning plans
The Massachusetts Department of Education Commissioner is throwing the book at 16 districts lacking in-person learning plans, asking them to lay out models for getting kids back in the classroom, drawing ire from teachers.
![TOWNSEND — The Historical Society makes its home in the 1790 Reed Homestead, situated in the heart of Townsend Harbor, along the banks of the Squannacook River, which was owned for five generations by the Reed family. Today the homestead serves as a museum and headquarters for the society. The society sees as its role […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/sen-l-TownsendHistorical-1.jpg?w=247 "TOWNSEND — The Historical Society makes its home in the 1790 Reed Homestead, situated in the heart of Townsend Harbor, along the banks of the Squannacook River, which was owned for five generations by the Reed family. Today the homestead serves as a museum and headquarters for the society. The society sees as its role […]")
![John MacDonald, left, of 1A Auto presents a box of about 125 cloth masks to Jeffrey Scheminger, vocational and technical director at Nashoba Valley Technical High School in Westford. The Pepperell-based 1A Auto had the washable masks made, and offered a batch to the school for students and staff in the district’s automotive programs to […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/low-z-0920ntekmasks-1-1.jpg?w=229 "John MacDonald, left, of 1A Auto presents a box of about 125 cloth masks to Jeffrey Scheminger, vocational and technical director at Nashoba Valley Technical High School in Westford. The Pepperell-based 1A Auto had the washable masks made, and offered a batch to the school for students and staff in the district’s automotive programs to […]")
