In Plymouth, while at the state level, the banning of cell phones in schools, is still being debated, Plymouth schools have had a cell phone ban policy in place for about two years according to Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Christopher Campbell. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more.. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Christopher Campbell says the cell […]
In Plymouth, just over 7000, students say goodbye to summer, and start school Wednesday—the first day for grades 1 thru 12. Kindergarten begins Thursday and pre-school after Labor Day. But for 771 teachers, 37 of them new to Plymouth schools, the school year began on Monday, with a rousing opening day celebration at North High […]
Rockland Police say they will be conducting safety training at schools in town. The training began on Monday at the Phelps School and will continue Tuesday at the Middle and High School complex and Thursday at the Esten School. They say the public should not be alarmed if they see an increased police presence at […]
In Plymouth, just over seven thousand students say goodbye to summer as they greet the school year on Wednesday, but for almost seven hundred teachers, school began on Tuesday with a rousing teachers’ opening day celebration at North High School. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more… Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Chris Campbell says 45 new teachers […]
A request to place question on the November ballot approving a $173 Million Debt Exclusion for a new school was the topic of the Milton Select Board’s meeting on Tuesday, with Board Member Erin Bradley voicing her support. However, the Board’s Secretary John Keohane, expressed some concerns. The Board’s Vice-Chair Roxanne Musto opposed […]
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about Brockton Hospital and Good Samaritan Medical Center, the confirmation of a new interim School Superintendent, and work being down to revitalize the city’s downtown area.
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about issues with the school budget, potential concerns over college protests, and a new webpage dedicated to climate resilience.
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan spoke with WATD’s Dan McCready about the death of Massasoit Community College President Ray DiPasquale, Friday’s earthquake and Thursday’s Nor’easter.
Ray DiPasquale, the President of Massasoit Community College, has died. The school announced the death on their website saying he served as the school’s seventh president of, from August of 2021 until his passing. The City of Brockton also expressed condolences to his family. No further information is available at this time.
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan discusses how the city is working to address both the financial and safety challenges in the schools, the win for drama students at the state finals, and the opening of a new multi-unit residential site downtown.