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Tag: Blue Hills Regional Technical School

July 24, 1991July 23, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Schools Get Backing for Cable TV-July 24, 1991

The Norwood School Committee unanimously voted to pursue a $530,000 federal Even Start grant utilizing cable television to expand early childhood education for Norwood and Westwood.

July 19, 1990July 19, 2026 georgenhs Legal Disputes, Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood to Sue Blue Hills School to Block Budget-July 19, 1990

The town of Norwood was on a collision course with the Blue Hills Regional Technical School in July 1990, as officials prepared to file a lawsuit to block the school's … Continue reading Norwood to Sue Blue Hills School to Block Budget-July 19, 1990

June 19, 1970July 19, 2026 georgenhs Schools, This Day In Norwood History, Town Government

School Committee Decisions on Budgets, Dress Codes, and Regional Programs-June 19, 1970

From student dress code victories to union wage matching, a busy school board session redefines Norwood education.

June 15, 1968July 19, 2026 georgenhs 2022 Top 20, Roll of Honor, This Day In Norwood History, United States Marines Corps, Vietnam

Norwood Police Chief’s Son, Lance Cpl Richard B. Murphy, 19, Killed in Action-June 15, 1968

The son of Norwood's Police Chief becomes the sixth local serviceman to lose his life in the Vietnam War.

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