Members of the school’s community shared their aspirations for the new year with us—including an emphasis on engaging people of all cultural backgrounds as well as facilitating more multicultural exchanges amongst their community and with the city of Framingham at large.
Last week marked the turn of the Lunar New Year, which is an important holiday in Chinese culture.
We checked in with Framingham’s Century Chinese Language School to see how they celebrated the occasion.
Members of the school’s community also shared their aspirations for the new year with us—including an emphasis on engaging people of all cultural backgrounds as well as facilitating more multicultural exchanges amongst their community and with the city of Framingham at large.
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This week on The Frame: school officials begin to advertise bus driver and bus monitor positions as Framingham moves closer towards implementing an in-house school transportation system, local and state leaders celebrate the resources provided by the Mass211 hotline program, and the story of Eric Reynolds’ research into his family’s history: how residents can learn more about his journey into countless stories during Black History Month.
Officials gathered in Framingham to recognize the resources provided statewide through the 24-hour hotline service.
Positions within the Framingham school system have been posted as city officials move closer towards implementing an in-house transportation system.
