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Boston Schools Fund Investing for Boston's children. We will invest in and support district, charter, and Catholic schools.

Boston Schools Fund will accelerate the growth of high-performing schools by investing in the school operators, talent pipelines, and resource efficiency needed to serve all Boston children. Over the next five years, we will make targeted investments that will grow the number of high-performing seats in Boston by over one-third (7,000+ seats).

In this week's FYI from BSF: Summer Reading and Other Matters
07/15/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: Summer Reading and Other Matters

Summer Reading and Other Matters

In this week's FYI from BSF: Summer Reading, Attendance and Other Matters
07/08/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: Summer Reading, Attendance and Other Matters

Summer Reading, Attendance and Other Matters

In this week's FYI from BSF: New Skipper and Other Matters
07/01/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: New Skipper and Other Matters

New Skipper and Other Matters

In this week's FYI from BSF: The Final Bell
06/29/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: The Final Bell

The Final Bell

In this week's FYI from BSF: Superintendent Finalists and Other Matters
06/24/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: Superintendent Finalists and Other Matters

Superintendent Finalists and Other Matters

When it comes to receivership, City of Boston's counterproposal to Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary ...
06/21/2022

When it comes to receivership, City of Boston's counterproposal to Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's district review is a good starting point for a plan to move forward — and describe the floor, not the ceiling, of what Boston Public Schools needs and can achieve. Read more in our The Boston Globe letter here:

With or without a named superintendent, the city needs to sign on to a plan that it will be held accountable to. It would be irresponsible of all involved not to address learning outcomes at this critical moment.

Where have Boston’s children gone? Boston Schools Fund CEO Will Austin explores the driving factors behind the migration...
06/10/2022

Where have Boston’s children gone? Boston Schools Fund CEO Will Austin explores the driving factors behind the migration of families from the birthplace of American public schools — and the choices the City must make to reverse the trend.

More via Boston Globe Ideas The Boston Globe:

Though the city is booming, it is losing families. This is a trend we have to halt.

In this week's FYI from BSF: Closing, Reopening and BSF News
06/10/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: Closing, Reopening and BSF News

Closing, Reopening and BSF News

The plan for Boston Public Schools must prioritize learning outcomes for *every* student. Read the statement on the Ma...
06/08/2022

The plan for Boston Public Schools must prioritize learning outcomes for *every* student. Read the statement on the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education district review of BPS: https://bit.ly/bpsreview2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: English Learners and Other Matters
06/03/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: English Learners and Other Matters

English Learners and Other Matters

In this week's FYI from BSF: Deal or No Deal, and Other Matters
05/27/2022

In this week's FYI from BSF: Deal or No Deal, and Other Matters

Deal or No Deal, and Other Matters

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