Center School needs to be replaced. Cramped quarters have forced specialists and their desks into hallways. The heating system is so inconsistent and antiquated that students have to wear coats in some rooms and T-shirts in others. There's not enough parking for staff, let alone parents and visitors. The bus loop is a traffic hazard on Ash Street and a safety hazard for children playing on the playground.
This is a reposting of Sterling's interview from May 2010
In a press release today from Kim Pulnik, Director of Human Resources for the Hopkinton Public Shools, it was announced that Mr. James Jolicoeur, candidate for Superintendent of Schools, has withdrawn his candidacy. Jolicoeur has accepted a position with the Town of Leominster.
To learn more about the four remaining candidates Click Here.
To the Editor:
Dr. Charles F. Bobeck, 82, died Thursday, February 17, 2011 in Northbridge. He was the husband of Marion (Lockhart), who died January 22, 2011. Born in Clinton, he was the son of the late Joseph and Elizabeth (Czulak) Bobeck.
He was a graduate of Clinton High School, Clark University and Tufts Dental School of Boston. He was a dentist in Hopkinton for over 25 years. He was a long-time and well-known member of the BAA Marathon Committee. He also served for many years as Hopkinton's Board of Health Chairman and was a U.S. Navy Korean War veteran.
To the Editor:
Melissa Oothout will be joining the management team at Weston Nurseries as the Manager of the Garden Center in Chelmsford, Massachusetts due to open on March 1, 2011. Ootthout was previously the Annuals Supervisor for Weston Nurseries in Hopkinton.
The Hopkinton School Committee is pleased to announce that the Superintendent Search Screening Committee has identified five outstanding candidates for further consideration by the School Committee for the position of Superintendent of Schools. The thirteen member Screening Committee included representation from the School Committee, the district’s administrative office, building level administration, teachers, community representatives, students, and parents.
The Hopkinton School Committee is pleased to announce that the Superintendent Search Screening Committee has identified five outstanding candidates for further consideration by the School Committee for the position of Superintendent of Schools. The thirteen member Screening Committee included representation from the School Committee, the district’s administrative office, building level administration, teachers, community representatives, students, and parents.
The Board of Selectmen voted at its February 15, 2011 meeting to seek candidates for membership on the Hopkinton Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board, in accordance with the Hopkinton General Bylaw, Ch. V, Article VII sec. 5: 27-28.
