Zane Razzaq
MetroWest Daily News
Boston, MA, United States
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Recent articles by Zane:
FSU to launch digital humanities center after winning $192K grant from NEH
Framingham State University will launch a digital humanities center after winning a $192,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. → Read More
Principal at Framingham's Harmony Grove School to take Tewksbury post
After three years in Framingham, Purnima DeMorais has accepted a position as an administrator in Tewksbury Public Schools. → Read More
Marlborough School Committee votes to not have homework be graded
The Marlborough School Committee unanimously passed a policy on Tuesday that calls for homework to not be assigned a grade. → Read More
Will a new program increase access to college? Framingham and Milford students say it does.
MetroWest Scholars Early-Start makes one crucial tweak from similar programs in that it begins in middle school. → Read More
Blake Lukis to step down on Oct. 29 as Framingham's public works director
Blake Lukis, the Framingham director of Public Works, will step down from his role at the end of the month. → Read More
In statement against hate, Framingham celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day
About 100 people, including members of the Nipmuc Nation, gathered to take part in the ceremony at McCarthy Elementary School Monday afternoon. → Read More
Sudbury Commission on Disability aims to educate residents during Disability Awareness Month
The commission will hold several events during and beyond Disability Awareness Month including educating attendees at on "invisible" disabilities. → Read More
Framingham State nears 100% vax compliance; three students withdrew due to mandate
96.2% of the Framingham State University student body is fully vaccinated and the remaining 3.8% are on their way to compliance. → Read More
'Fired up': Audit says Framingham schools fall short in Title IX compliance
The district voluntarily offered to hire an outside consultant last year to resolve an April 2018 Title IX complaint. → Read More
No more 9 to 5: Framingham couple convert a school bus into a tiny home. See inside 'Sage'
William Burgos and Jennifer Gahres hope to take their new home on the road this spring. → Read More
Imagination is a tool in fighting climate change, says Framingham professor Vandana Singh
Vandana Singh is one of Arizona State University's Center for Science and the Imagination's inaugural Climate Imagination Fellows. → Read More
COVID-19 testing site to open Monday at Ashland commuter rail station
The new site will offer drive-through COVID-19 testing. → Read More
COVID-19 testing site to open Monday at Ashland commuter rail station
The new site will offer drive-through COVID-19 testing. → Read More
MassBay breaks ground on new $54.5M health sciences building in Framingham
MassBay President David Podell said the "state-of-the-art" building will "advance opportunities across the educational spectrum." → Read More
Fuller School's auditorium to be formally named for state Rep. Walsh on Friday
The auditorium will be named the Chris Walsh Performing Arts Center in honor of the late state representative. → Read More
MassBay's rent for Farley building will now go directly to Framingham schools
MassBay's rent money will now be sent directly to the schools, after being sent to the city general fund since FY11. → Read More
State: Mask mandate for Massachusetts public schools extended
The state has extended the mask mandate for all public K-12 students, educators, and staff through at least Nov. 1. → Read More
Judge partially dismisses former L-S student's lawsuit claiming he was denied due process
A judge partially dismissed former Lincoln-Sudbury student's lawsuit alleging the district violated his rights when he was accused of sexual assault. → Read More
Sudbury's Haynes honored as a Blue Ribbon school; Weston, Wellesley schools also cited
Haynes Elementary School in Sudbury, Weston Middle School, and Hardy Elementary School in Wellesley were among the five Massachusetts schools honored. → Read More
Will Framingham parents get kids the vaccine when approval comes? Here's what they say.
Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11 at one-third the dose used in adolescents and adults. → Read More