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Governor Maura Healey signed the Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) state budget, a $57.78 billion plan that builds on the many strengths of the Massachusetts economy
Lynn Public School’s Frederick Douglass Collegiate Academy, located on North Shore Community College’s Lynn campus, became Massachusetts’ first state-designated Early College High School located on
On Thursday, March 21, students from more than 20 Early College programs came together for Early College Day at the State House in Boston. Over
Three programs were awarded Early College designation at last week’s ECJC meeting. Currently, there are 53 designated partnerships composed of 61 high schools and 28
The Healey-Driscoll administration today announced three additional Early College partnerships following a unanimous vote by the Early College Joint Committee on March 20. The new
The University of Massachusetts plans to expand Early College Programs across the state in an effort to make higher education more affordable and accessible to
Mount Everett High School (Southern Berkshires Regional School District is expanding its Early College efforts, thanks to commitment from district leadership and continued investment from
Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education Newsletter Early College Innovations in the North Shore and Merrimack Valley aimed at Helping Students Acquire More College Credit Two
THE BOSTON GLOBE: August 14, 2022 By Adria Watson, Globe Staff More students will get a shot at college through the Massachusetts Early College Initiative,
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 25, 2022 On Monday, April 25, Governor Charlie Baker, and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito joined Education Secretary James Peyser to visit with
