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Calendar for SY 2025-2026

In the School Committee meeting dated January 9th, 2025, the School Committee passed a motion to approve the school calendar for 2025-26.

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Remembering Matt Goldstein & Family

The holiday season has brought heartbreaking news for all of us, as we share the tragic loss of a beloved member of our community and his family. Mr. Matt Goldstein, eighth-grade Math teacher at the Edith C. Baker School, and his family.

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Kindergarten Registration for School Year 2025-26

The online registration application for students entering kindergarten with PSB for the 2025-26 school year opens on January 8, 2025.

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Hayes Soap Box Derby

Thursday, December 19th, was a thrilling afternoon at the Roland Hayes School, as students tested their engineering skills by careening down the school's steep hill.

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Mock Trials at Hayes, Runkle and FRR

Earlier this month, the Hayes, Runkle and Ruffin Ridley Schools held mock trials along with their after-school partner Discovering Justice, a civic education non-profit that works with students to introduce them to the workings of the legal system.

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Superintendent's Update: January 17, 2025

Read about our All Town Chorus concerts, Brookline Adult & Community Education's upcoming February Vacation Program, and more!

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