Tag: Charter Schools

Early Voting Continues Until Nov. 4 or Vote at the Polls on Nov. 8
October 30, 2016

Early Voting Continues Until Nov. 4 or Vote at the Polls on Nov. 8

Early voting can be done in person or by mail by any registered voter. In Hopkinton, early voting can be done in person at Hopkinton Town Hall, 18 Main Street until Friday, November 4  during usual business hours which are Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 8:00 …

State Election 2016, Voter Information
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by Amy Ritterbusch
State & Presidential Election – Tues. Nov. 8 – Early voting begins 10/24
October 7, 2016

State & Presidential Election – Tues. Nov. 8 – Early voting begins 10/24

There is no school on Tuesday, November 8 due to a Teacher Professional Day timed as usual to coincide with election day. Because the polls are located at the Middle School, this reduces parking & traffic congestion and increases student safety on this busy day. There …

State Election 2016, Voter Information
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by Amy Ritterbusch
School Choice Update
February 8, 2012

School Choice Update

At its January 26 public hearing on School Choice, the School Committee voted not to accept students into Hopkinton schools via the Massachusetts School Choice program. Every year they must decide by June 1 if Hopkinton will accept school choice students the following year. We …

FY13 Budget
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by Amy Ritterbusch
Important School Update: State of the Schools Forum, Per Pupil Spending, School Choice and more
April 6, 2010

Important School Update: State of the Schools Forum, Per Pupil Spending, School Choice and more

School Facts: How have budget cuts over recent years impacted Hopkinton Schools? Per Pupil SpendingHopkinton spends 11.5% less in per pupil than the state average (that’s approximately $1,503 less), based on FY09 data on the Massachusetts Department of Education website. In FY06, Hopkinton was only …

Class Size, FY11 Budget, Statistics, Town Meeting 2010
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by Amy Ritterbusch