Franklin Cummings Tech

This , we pause to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage and dedication allow us to enjoy the liberties we have today. We honor their memory not just today, but always.

The Early College program held its year-end celebration for our Advanced Standing Associates Program (ASAP) students, all of whom earned a full year of college credit while still in high school. The celebration included students, families and supporters, college faculty and staff, and representatives from our ASAP partner high schools (.cpsd and Dearborn STEM Academy ). Congratulations to all of the outstanding ASAP students for achieving this major milestone!

Read more about the celebration at https://franklincummings.edu/asap-celebration/

Fourteen students from the maintenance technician program at Franklin Cummings Tech recently completed a volunteer project at a Veterans Center in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood, under the leadership of Gray Wilder and Rannie McCall and in partnership with Rebuilding Together Boston (). The students applied the hands-on skills they’ve learned in the classroom to help finish and spruce up the facility, creating a more welcoming space. The project provided valuable real-world experience for the students while giving back to those who have served the community. It was truly a win-win effort that combined workforce training, teamwork, and community support.

Franklin Cummings Tech’s 118th Commencement on May 16, 2026 was a joyous celebration of our nearly 300 graduates, who were cheered on by an exuberant crowd of family, friends, and supporters who filled the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center, located near our new Roxbury flagship campus. Many thanks to our Commencement Speaker Senator Edward Markey, our Student Speaker Ashanti Dejesus, the recipient of our inaugural Alumni Award, Jim Hanrahan, and the recipients of our inaugural Amplify Award, Boston Children's Hospital and The Boston Foundation.

Read all about Commencement at https://franklincummings.edu/2026-commencement-celebration/

We celebrated all of our highest-achieving students at the 2026 Academic Awards Ceremony this week. The Awards Dinner honored standout members of the Class of 2026 who were selected by faculty to receive special department awards, based on the students’ academic achievement and leadership among their classmates. Also honored were graduating and continuing students who made the Dean’s List. Following a welcome reception in the college lobby, students and their families entered the ceremony by walking down a red carpet lined with cheering faculty and staff. See the full list of award winning students at https://franklincummings.edu/2026-student-academic-awards/

The next chapter for Franklin Cummings Tech has begun at our new, custom-designed campus in Roxbury. In our state-of-the-art labs and classrooms, we offer hands-on tech and trade education that empowers students to be prepared for, and excel in, careers on the leading edge of technology.

Here you can pursue programs like: Automotive, Cybersecurity, HVAC, Business, Biotechnology, Engineering Technology, Opticianry, Construction Management, Mechatronics, Building Energy Management, and Practical Electricity. Join us to enter a world of higher education with lower obstacles at Franklin Cummings Tech.

Build Momentum at Franklin Cummings Tech The next chapter for Franklin Cummings Tech has begun at our new, custom-designed campus in Roxbury. In our state-of-the-art labs and classrooms, we offer ha...

Thank you Associated Industries of Massachusetts for connecting leaders from across the Commonwealth who are shaping the future of workforce development, innovation, and economic opportunity.

Franklin Cummings Tech is proud to be a part of the ongoing work to strengthen pathways to economic mobility and prepare students for meaningful careers.

Congratulations to this year's award recipients for their leadership and contributions to Massachusetts' business and civic communities: Massachusetts Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development Lauren Jones, Hillcrest Educational Centers , MIRA: Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, Inc., and Avangrid!