At CCHS, no new cases of whooping cough
One confirmed case and one suspected case of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, were reported in late October.
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One confirmed case and one suspected case of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, were reported in late October.
Whether the graffiti should be deemed a “hate crime” or “a cry for help” was the subject of a contentious School Committee meeting.
“This is something the town wants to get accomplished, and I don’t feel that they are a faithful partner.”
Allison Lu was one of only three students to receive the national-level scholarship, offered to students who live in public housing.
Federal special education funding remains. The people tasked with distributing it to school districts might not.
School Committee members are questioning the data’s usefulness in the first place, citing a vague presentation.
“This grant isn’t just about funding. It’s about what happens when a community refuses to look away.”
“The vaccine’s prevention, after about three years, does wear off, so you are encouraged to get a booster.”
Community members came forward to express support for Laurie Hunter at the October 22 School Committee meeting.
“There shouldn’t be a day that goes by or a shift that goes by that we’re not checking the schools, to begin with.”
“Parents and guardians should be aware of the signs and symptoms of pertussis.”
A lifelong music educator, Dorothy DiDomenico taught music at Acton-Carlisle High School from 1968 to 1996.