public schools

Once again, the good folks at WalletHub have put together a very interesting study. It involves which states have the best and worst public school systems.

Thanks to the caring, thoughtful folks at the Pittsfield Public Schools, there will be another free lunch program offered at several locations this summer.

The DESE announced on Tuesday that Commissioner Jeffrey C. Riley will extend the mask requirement in all K-12 public schools in MA through at least January 15.

The Pittsfield Public Schools are announcing some additions to their remote learning foodservice plans, including late afternoon and early evening meal pickup. Here's the Press Release from the PPS Administration Center: The school cafeteria is an important component of successfully educating children...

The Pittsfield Public Schools have informed us that all students returning to remote learning will still be offered breakfast and lunch.

Starting today(10/14), Pittsfield Public Schools are transitioning to a hybrid remote and in-person learning.

The Pittsfield Public Schools recently announced plans to start to begin the process of shifting to in-person earning and eventually a hybrid learning model in October. The school system sent out a media release Tuesday afternoon with the most recent information...

Public schools in the City of Pittsfield will not be seeing students return to an in-person classroom setting for the time being. The Pittsfield School Committee met virtually for well over three hours Monday and decided to remove a full in-school education model, at least in terms of the fall, from the options to be considered...

This is what busing students to and from school could look like in the 2020-2021 academic year.

The Pittsfield Public Schools will begin recalling staff given non-renewal notices now that a budget has been put into place. IBerkshires.com reports that superintendent Jason McCandless told the School Committee last week that there will be recalls of some of the 140 non-renewal notices that were sent out before the $64 million budget was passed...