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The Brockton Public Schools and the Brockton Education Association (BEA) jointly announce that the two sides have agreed to a successor contract. BEA members ratified the agreement late last week, and it was formally adopted by the School Committee Tuesday evening.

BPS Art Director Sarah Richards was among the honorees to receive the Common Good Award earlier this month from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Brockton Public Schools would like to remind families that students have the option of eating breakfast and lunch at school each day at no cost to them. As of November 7, the Healey-Driscoll Administration is directing full SNAP benefits to recipients. Open this article for more food resources.

Principal Natalie Pohl introduces the Raising a Reader program to George School preschool families, explaining its goals, structure, and ways parents can support literacy development at home

Principal Pohl welcomes families and explains that Raising a Reader is a new literacy partnership designed to build strong early reading habits through repetition, conversation, and engagement. She highlights that 90% of brain development occurs by age five, emphasizing how dialogic reading — asking “who, what, where, when, why, and how” questions — enhances vocabulary and comprehension.

Each student will receive a red Raising a Reader bag containing four culturally diverse books that rotate weekly. Morning session families participate from October 27 to January 30, and afternoon session families from March 2 to June 4.

Help Shape School Meals at Brockton Public Schools! See here for instructions on how to access (or translate) our foodservice survey. The food service survey is open until Friday, November 7.