5 Things You Need to Know Today: October 4
Tonight there is a meeting at the Ohrenberger School about the Boston Public Schools proposed student assignment plans.
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- Tonight, Boston Public Schools will hold a public meeting about the five school choice plans they proposed last week to answer questions and to discuss the plan. Ohrenberger School from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The meeting is open to the public.
- Yesterday City Councilors John Connolly and Matt O'Malley, as well as state Reps. Ed Coppinger, Russell Holmes, Linda Dorcena Forry, and Nick Collins, presented their own proposal to Boston Public Schools for improving the system and student assignment.
- The West Roxbury YMCA is offering a free 10-week membership to teens, as well as a free college prep classthat addresses the college essay process, the application process including the common application. Please contact Becky Peluso West Roxbury YMCA Teen Director 857-547-1332 or rpeluso@ymcaboston.org. The college prep class started on Sept. 29 and goes through Nov. 3. Still contact if you missed Sept. 29.
- On Friday night join the Teen Center on Centre as they visit the Haunted Hotel in Canton. Pre-registration and permission slip required. Grade six and older. Due to the limited number of slots for teen trips, once registration is accepted by WRCC no refunds, credits or transfers will be given if a teen does not attend. Please contact Courtney for more info at 617-635-5066. Leaving the Roche Family Community Center at 5 p.m.
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