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  • Boston schools win $500 for breakfast participation. The Eos Foundation gave awards to 145 Massachusetts schools, including 19 in Boston, for getting at least 80 percent of students to eat breakfast at school, El Planeta reports.El Planeta
  • Applications open for Boston School Committee seats. The city opened applications for two four-year terms on the Boston School Committee, accepted by the thirteen-member Nominating Panel, Boston Sun reports.Boston Sun
  • Boston schools launch new AP Cybersecurity course. Boston Public Schools introduced AP Cybersecurity, a new Advanced Placement course giving students hands-on technical skills and a foundation in digital safety and network security.Boston Public Schools
  • Mayor Wu delivers second State of Schools address. Mayor Michelle Wu and Superintendent Mary Skipper delivered the second annual State of the Schools address Monday, October 19, at UMass Boston, outlining academic progress and partnership priorities for the year ahead.Boston Public Schools
  • BPS adds new AP Cybersecurity course. Boston Public Schools has introduced AP Cybersecurity, a new Advanced Placement course giving students hands-on technical skills and a foundation in digital safety and network security.Boston Public Schools
  • Deaf student journalist to cover State of Schools. Horace Mann School senior Jean Carlos Rodriguez will join the press scrum at Monday's State of the Schools address, part of his work as a founding Cougar Times staffer, BPS said.Boston Public Schools

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