A time-honored tradition in the nursing field and a milestone worth celebrating.

Family, friends, staff, and supporters filled the room as 38 B.M.C. Durfee High School seniors were recognized during the school’s 4th annual CNA Pinning Ceremony after successfully passing the state exam to become Certified Nursing Assistants.

This year, more than 500 pieces of student artwork were displayed for a month at the Narrows Art Gallery on Anawan Street.

This annual event not only attracts hundreds of families, but also allows the community to see firsthand how fine and performing arts are thriving in our school communities.

Sometimes the biggest waves we ride are confidence, connection, and inclusion.

Gnome Surf brought its Surf and Wellness Program to the Durfee High School pool, and the impact was impossible to miss.

We are so excited to share that one of our Grade 6 teams from Morton Middle School was selected as the Winning Project for Investigating History at the 2026 One8 Applied Learning Showcase!

Students Cora Farias, Keliany Vieira, Michael Louime, and Sophia Santos presented their Unit 3 Summative project, “Ancient African Societies,” as part of their Investigating History curriculum under the guidance of Social Studies Instructional Coach Ms. Soklim Chhean.

The Grow Education Gardens are one step closer to reality. The planter boxes have been built and are now being installed by students in B.M.C. Durfee High School’s Construction Craft Laborers program.

A great day of competition, teamwork, and school spirit at B.M.C. Durfee High School as the school’s Athletics Department hosted the Unified Track & Field South Sectionals in collaboration with the MIAA and the Special Olympics.

Sixteen schools from Seekonk to Cape Cod came together for the event, which featured nearly 300 student-athletes!