News & Updates

Ever been in a room full of 150 sixth graders who are excited to show off the Therapeutic Toys they conceived and constructed?

“Organized chaos” is the way Todd Monroe describes it. He’s a STEAM teacher at Bellingham Memorial School (BMS), and organizer of a well-attended showcase last month. 

LG-1 and 2 at Tewksbury Memo­rial High School looked more like professional de­sign studios recently as students took part in a hands-on engineering program that connected them directly with industry men­tors and real-world challenges as part of the school’s participation in Project Lead the Way.

Sandwich Middle High School students last week participated in a Student Solve Challenge, an in-school field trip where students collaborated with industry mentors to solve a real-world problem.

Excitement was in the air during Westfield Public School’s STEM Week, Oct. 20-24, when a lot of special activities were planned for students from prekindergarten to Westfield High School.

Superintendent Dr. Armand Pires and Principal Dr. John J. Murray are proud to announce that Medway Public Schools Teacher Jon Jasinski has been named Massachusetts' Project Lead the Way (PLTW) “Educator of the Year.”

Joined by special guests Pedro Martinez, Commissioner of the MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, and Patrick Tutwiler, MA Secretary of Education, we recognized educators at Fall Conference for their outstanding contributions to their schools and to the MA PLTW community at large during the 2024-25 school year.

Hard work, along with the collective and continuous effort of students and staff at Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School (BVT), has resulted in national recognition year after year from the nonprofit organization Project Lead the Way (PLTW).

Roberta Doering Middle School STEM teacher Tammy Rumplik was announced as a co-winner for 2025 Massachusetts STEM Teacher of the Year at the Massachusetts STEM summit on May 7.

Watertown High School has been named a Distinguished School by Project Lead the Way (PLTW), a national nonprofit organization aimed at educating and preparing students for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics careers.

Superintendent Armand Pires and Principal Dr. John Murray are pleased to share that Medway High School held its fifth annual Innovation Showcase on Thursday, May 1. With 105 total participating students, 32 senior interns, 19 projects from Project Lead the Way (PLTW) engineering and biomed courses, and nine competing capstone projects, the Innovation Showcase is a dynamic event celebrating the ingenuity, creativity, and hard work of students who participated in internships this school year.