Originally known as South Parish of Eastham, which was settled in 1644, Orleans became incorporated in 1797 after seeking independence … [Read more...]
Native Cultural Initiative Announced by Friends of Pleasant Bay
November 6, 2023
HARWICH - A new program callled the Native Cultural Initiative is being launched by the Friends of Pleasant Bay to educate residents of the indigenous … [Read more...]
Monomoy Schools Name New Director of Technology
November 1, 2023
HARWICH - A new Director of Technology was recently named by the Monomoy Regional School District as Mackenzie Yarletts will be taking over the … [Read more...]
Nauset High School Renovation Faces Unforseen Costs
October 12, 2023
EASTHAM - Surprise challenges related to old construction have raised costs for the Nauset Regional High School renovation project by about $1.3 … [Read more...]
Three Cape Cod High Schools Ranked in Top 100 in State
September 4, 2023
HYANNIS - In the most recent US News and World Report annual ranking of the best high schools in each state, Cape Cod schools had three locations land … [Read more...]
Monomoy School District Names New Director of Curriculum
August 3, 2023
HARWICH - Dr. Robin Millen has been named as the new Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment for the Monomoy Regional School … [Read more...]
Nauset Student Receives Human Rights Award
August 21, 2022
NAUSET – A student from Nauset Regional High School has been selected as the recipient of a human rights award given by Barnstable County. Josie … [Read more...]
Racial Justice Group Donates Diverse Books to Monomoy Schools
May 2, 2022
NAUSET – A community group that supports racial justice provided an array of diverse books to kids in the Monomoy Regional School District. … [Read more...]
Nauset Schools Find Next Leader in Former Barnstable High Principal
March 19, 2022
EASTHAM - Nauset Regional High School has found its next principal in former Barnstable High School Principal Patrick Clark. Clark, who has served … [Read more...]
Educator Group Concerned About Reopening Schools
July 30, 2020
HYANNIS – The Cape and Islands Educator Action Network says that they have some concerns about reopening schools in the fall. In a statement, the … [Read more...]
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