Dr. Rachel Monárrez is a true educator—one who knows that teaching and learning are not about compliance, but about transformation; one who understands that the work of the schools is not just about the children, but also the adults; one who is confident that the work on behalf of our children is not only about what happens during the school day, but the shared responsibility of the entire community.
The Reading Ambassadors Program met for its second session on May 27th and, once more, the evening was filled with warmth, laughter, and connection.
The Worcester School Committee recently selected Brian Allen as the newest Superintendent of the Worcester Public Schools. WEC is excited to work with Mr. Allen to support the students of this district. To help the public become more familiar with Mr. Allen, we asked him to submit answers to a series of questions
The inaugural meeting took place on Monday, May 5th, and it was a fantastic experience welcoming the parents.
Dr. Rachel Monárrez is a true educator—one who knows that teaching and learning are not about compliance, but about transformation; one who understands that the work of the schools is not just about the children, but also the adults; one who is confident that the work on behalf of our children is not only about what happens during the school day, but the shared responsibility of the entire community.
The Worcester School Committee recently selected Brian Allen as the newest Superintendent of the Worcester Public Schools. WEC is excited to work with Mr. Allen to support the students of this district. To help the public become more familiar with Mr. Allen, we asked him to submit answers to a series of questions
It is with sincerest apologies that we must reschedule the forum Focus on the Kids: Discipline, Youth Development, and Restorative Justice (originally scheduled for May 21st).
We will send out a new notice as soon as the forum is rescheduled. Thank you for understanding.
Sponsored by the Worcester Education Collaborative and the Worcester Education Equity Roundtable, this event is intended to help our community work together towards a stronger, more inclusive educational system for our children and our community. The Worcester Education Equity Roundtable is generously supported by The Nellie Mae Education Foundation.
The Woo-Labs Project-Based Learning Showcase brought together K-6 grade students from across the city who are engaging in hands-on projects through Woo-Labs to share their work with peers, families, and key community stakeholders, including local education leaders and elected officials. The event celebrated student learning and highlight the impact of project-based learning on the quality of local education.
Your donation supports public education in Worcester through programs like Reading Together and our Worcester Education Equity Roundtable partnership.
