Award-winning Boston Schools
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Award-Winning Boston Schools
Overview
For many parents, finding an outstanding public school is a top priority. For those living in or moving to Boston, the award-winning Boston Schools offer an excellent option. The governing board of Boston Schools has a comprehensive plan to maintain the high standards that appeal to both parents and the community.
Recently, Boston Schools received national recognition from the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) for their exceptional communication efforts. Two publications, the Boston Public Schools Career and College Guide and The Boston Educator, received Awards of Excellence.
"Effective communication is vital for engaging students, families, staff, and the community in the success of Boston Schools," said Superintendent Michael G. Contompasis. "I am thrilled that our communication efforts have been acknowledged, and I commend the Boston Schools staff and partners who contributed to these award-winning publications."
On September 19, 2006, Boston Schools were honored with the Broad Prize for Urban Education, awarded to the most improved urban school district in the nation. Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, School Committee Chair Elizabeth Reilinger, and Interim Superintendent Michael Contompasis accepted the award in New York City. This prize includes $500,000 in scholarship funds for Boston Schools' students, and as a five-time finalist, Boston has accumulated a total of $1 million in scholarships.
Mayor Menino praised the dedication of the School Committee, Superintendent Contompasis, and the entire staff for their efforts in enhancing the city's schools. "This award reflects the hard work of Boston Schools' staff, students, and families who make our schools a great place to learn and grow," he stated.
Boston Schools encompass 146 institutions, serving 57,000 students. They have a storied past, being the first district in the U.S. to establish a school. The Boston Latin School, founded in 1635, and Mather, the oldest public elementary school, which began in 1639, are notable landmarks. The district also founded the nation's first public high school in 1821.
With such a rich history and national recognition, Boston Schools offer a remarkable option for parents looking to enroll their children in a thriving educational environment.
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