After introducing his students to the concept of static electricity in one science class, Greg Hazell turned to a “neat” and “very, very powerful” e-clicker program to begin the next.
Peter Reynolds visited the Riverdale School recently to hand out awards for the "My Favorite Tree" contest.
Dedham Public Schools is pleased to announce their spring schedule for the Dedham Evening Courses. All classes will be offered on Monday evenings at Dedham Middle School.
As a bill targeting school bullying advances through the Legislature, the Dedham School Committee has committed to a new review of its bullying policy, beginning this coming Wednesday.
Abby Jenest says she was already making bead bracelets at home with her mom before an earthquake struck Haiti – but the tragedy prompted her to take her craft to another level.
The Dedham Junior Woman’s Club, Inc., will once again offering two $1,000 scholarship-awards to Dedham residents. The student award is open to a Dedham resident who is currently a high school senior and who will be continuing his or her education at an institution of higher learning.
The John Joseph Moakley Charitable Foundation announced the availability of scholarships for residents of Massachusetts. This is the ninth year of awarding these scholarships to students.
The writing workshop Stacy Mucci gave her fourth-grade students last Tuesday focused on a tenet of the craft: “Show, Don’t Tell.”
First-grade students at Dedham's Riverdale School recently held Coins for Haiti, a fundraiser to help the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. The students raised a grand total of $1,064.39 in 10 days just by asking for spare change. Here are a few of the highlights.
Meeting with a group of Oakdale School second-graders one afternoon last week, Bryan Bigelow began his music class, as usual, with a greeting and “The Hello Song.”
