Imagine having to adapt to two separate life-changing events at the same time! Having to take on the stress from both while also trying to maintain a mentally sane, emotionally okay social
This Monday, March 8th, students in 10th grade in Cohorts A and B began returning as part of a new Cohort E for four days a week in-person learning. There are now
LPS has been approved by the state for the pooled testing program. The Superintendent and Town officials are now taking a look at implementing what Dr. O’Shea calls potentially “'another tool in
Massachusetts’ vaccination program has come under increasing scrutiny, especially in Western Mass where people like State Senator Lesser believe Springfield has got the short end of the stick. The complicated appointment process
Longmeadow Receives First Batch of Vaccine Doses with Plans To Begin A Vaccination Clinic This Month
As Massachusetts enters into Phase 2 of vaccine distribution, town officials are working tirelessly to create a clinic to inoculate eligible Longmeadow residents as soon as possible. This past Wednesday, February 3rd,
For the last 10 months, COVID-19 has done everything to separate students and staff from the high school, but a new form of testing may have a strange way of bringing us
“‘One size fits all’ does not fit when it comes to education,” says Ms. Kathleen Russotto, President of the Longmeadow Education Association (LEA). The decision of which model the Longmeadow Public School
With the season changing to autumn, there comes a favorite fall tradition: trick-or-treating! The Longmeadow Board of Health has discussed the event, and has come to the conclusion that, unfortunately, the risks
A month has passed since the last day of school, and students and teachers have adjusted daily life to accommodate social distancing. What has everyone been up to? Many students and teachers
Now a month into the school shutdown, daily life has grinded to a halt. But indicators are finally revealing that a return to normal life may be right around the corner. New