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WORCESTER HUNGER INITIATIVES
Worcester Hunger InitiativesMayor Joe O’Brien and Superintendent Dr. Melinda Boone join to support Worcester Hunger Initiatives. The Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts announced the awarding of a $354,375 grant to reduce hunger and improve access to nutritious foods in Worcester.
2010 CENSUS


Listen to the Connect-Ed message sent to homes on 3/8/10 about the 2010 Census: 
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Watch for your household’s questionnaire in March. Then mail it back to make sure that your household is counted.

"... Census data collected this year will be used to make many decisions, including where to build community centers, schools, and hospitals. That’s why your voice must be heard..."  More on 2010 Census

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BELMONT STREET SCHOOL SUPPLY RESTORATION
The vandalism at Belmont Street School caused extensive damage to the school's supplies.  Below are the supplies damaged and the costs associated with replacing them.

Hanover Insurance has offered $50,000 to match monetary donations, so now is a chance to double your monetary donation!  How you can donate

More on Belmont Street Community School Status
District's Emergency Plan for Belmont Street Community School
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School Information - 508-799-3588
School Hours: 8:20 am - 2:20 pm

Principal: Sue Proulx
ProulxS@worc.k12.ma.us

Assistant Principal: Michele Sullivan
SullivanMM@worc.k12.ma.us
Our Focus Statement

The vision of the Belmont Street Community School is to prepare all students who enter our diverse learning community with the skills, experiences, and standards-based knowledge needed to advance and participate successfully at the next level of their education. MCAS results, reviewed in conjunction with district and classroom progress assessments, will be used to measure student proficiency. Information gathered from data analyses will determine the direction of differentiated instructional practices, allowing all students to reach their highest potential.

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