Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
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Oct 8, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Provide and/or subcontract CPR/AED train-the-trainer professional learning, implementation support, technical assistance, equipment, and evaluation.
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Provide reports on a full set of materials that the vendor has reviewed to determine which foundational skills materials meet the statutory bar for DESEs Approved List of K-3 Foundational Skills Materials.
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
DESE seeks a vendor to deliver culturally responsive mentor training for the Registered Teacher Apprenticeship Program (RTAP) in grant-funded districts. Starting in FY2027, the vendor will train 60 mentors over two cohorts, focusing on equity-driven coaching and effective feedback to support a diverse teacher workforce.
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City
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Everett
County
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Middlesex
Address
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135 Santilli Hwy
Phone Number
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(781) 338-3000
Zip Code
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02149
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
This strategic plan for Massachusetts aims to equip every student to think critically, contribute meaningfully, and lead confidently. It addresses a decline in student achievement, setting ambitious goals for 2031, including new records for MCAS proficiency, maintaining high graduation rates, and ensuring all students complete advanced coursework and are prepared for postsecondary success. The plan is structured around five core levers, six core commitments (Evidence-Based Early Literacy, Safe & Supportive Schools, High-Quality Teaching & Learning, Individualized Programming for Students with Disabilities, Expanding & Honoring Multilingualism, Diverse & Effective Workforce), and two cross-agency priorities: Accelerating Achievement and Future Focused. It focuses on targeted support for underserved schools and raising educational standards for all graduates.
The meeting featured public comments concerning promotion requirements for students in grades four through eight, the implementation of the Protect Act across various school districts, and an evaluation of the METCO program. Furthermore, discussions focused on student achievement trends, the need for robust accountability systems, and the development of new graduation standards to ensure students are adequately prepared for college and careers.
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The meeting focused on key agenda items, including the review of the commission's focus areas regarding access to services and the analysis of action plans. An overview of the Safe and Supportive Schools (SaSS) Framework and tool was presented to the members. Furthermore, the commission reviewed and provided feedback on the draft annual recommendations report, and discussed strategic planning for the upcoming year, including the development of new focus areas and the scheduling of future meetings.
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