First Day of School is Coming Up!

🔔  Mark your calendars!  The first day of school for Grades 1–12 is  Wednesday, August 26, 2026 . We can't wait to welcome our students back for another great year! 📚✨

Monday, Aug 24 2026

Join the Pulse POV: Superintendent Update Group today!

Stay Connected with POV Pulse: Superintendent Updates! Do you want an inside look at what’s happening across our district? By joining POV Pulse: Superintendent Updates , you’ll get regular updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and important announcements directly from Bob Tremblay, Framingham Public Schools Superintendent. See our schools through Bob's POV and stay in the loop! To opt into this group,  use the link or the QR code below.

Monday, Aug 24 2026

5 MORE DAYS, FRAMINGHAM!

 Countdown is On!  5 MORE DAYS, FRAMINGHAM! 🎒✨ We can’t wait to welcome back our Grades 1–12 students on Wednesday , August 26th! Dust off those backpacks and set your alarms! The countdown to an incredible new school year is officially in the single digits. Our hallways are ready, our teachers are pumped, and all that's missing is YOU . ⚡ Back-to-School Checklist: Layout your Day 1 outfit 👕 Pack your water bottle and supplies ✏️ Get a good night's sleep 💤 Bring your big bright smiles! 😁  View Back-to-School Info & Schedules →  [Friday, Aug 21 at 10:38 AM] Thank you for all your corrections, I wanted to see if you were paying attention! We will see you all on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26!!!!!!

Friday, Aug 21 2026

Transportation Information Available in Aspen/X2

Dear Caregiver, The bus transportation information is now available in Aspen/X2. Please log in to find your specific information.  If you do not see any bus information, but you believe your have an eligible rider, which is a child that attends grade K-6  AND  lives over 2 miles from your school, please contact the Transportation Office at  trans@framingham.k12.ma.us . As a reminder: User Name and Log In Your Aspen/X2 username is your student’s 6 digit student ID. (For newly registered  families the student ID was included in your welcome email. ) The original password is your student’s Date of Birth in the format YYYYMMDD. Please be sure to change the password as soon as  you are able to login. Eligible students that need a bus If you do not see any bus information, but you believe you requested a bus  AND  your student is an eligible rider, which is a child that attends grade K-6  AND  lives over 2 miles from your school, please contact the Transportation Office at  trans@framingham.k12.ma.us   Ineligible students that need a bus If you do not see any bus information and your child is ineligible, which is a child in grade K-6 that lives  UNDER  2 miles from school or a child in grade 7 -12, at this time we can not offer a seat on a bus.  If your child is ineligible and not on a bus please hold off on contacting the bus office because we must, by law and School Committee policy, work with eligible students first . If you have submitted a request for a bus we have your request and are working on placing your child on a bus as soon as possible.   Need a bus but did not submit a request If you have not submitted a transportation request and your child needs transportation, please fill out  this new request form . Do not submit through Aspen/X2.  Please note , since it is past the deadline to request a bus, we will not be able to provide a bus right away. Our office will be in touch with you regarding the request. Opt Out Form/Student no longer needs a bus If you did request a bus but now do not need a bus please fill out this  opt out form . Thank you, Framingham Public Schools

Wednesday, Aug 19 2026

Important Transportation Update - Please Read Caref...

Dear Caregivers: With the school year fast approaching, we're providing you with an update on transportation. This year, you'll find your child's bus information in Aspen, our online student information system (accessible via Aspen/ X2). The information will be updated and available on Wednesday, August 19th at 4 p.m.  To ensure a smooth login experience, we recommend testing your access to the system before Wednesday in case you encounter any issues. User Name and Log In Your Aspen/X2 username is your student’s 6 digit student ID. (For newly registered  families the student ID was included in your welcome email. ) The original password is your student’s Date of Birth in the format YYYYMMDD. Please be sure to change the password as soon as  you are able to login. Eligible students that need a bus If you do not see any bus information, but you believe you requested a bus  AND  your student is an eligible rider, which is a child that attends grade K-6  AND  lives over 2 miles from your school, please contact the Transportation Office at  trans@framingham.k12.ma.us   Ineligible students that need a bus If you do not see any bus information and your child is ineligible, which is a child in grade K-6 that lives  UNDER  2 miles from school or a child in grade 7 -12, at this time we can not offer a seat on a bus.  If your child is ineligible and not on a bus please hold off on contacting the bus office because we must, by law and School Committee policy, work with eligible students first . If you have submitted a request for a bus we have your request and are working on placing your child on a bus as soon as possible.   Need a bus but did not submit a request If you have not submitted a transportation request and your child needs transportation, please fill out  this new request form . Do not submit through Aspen/X2.  Please note , since it is past the deadline to request a bus, we will not be able to provide a bus right away. Our office will be in touch with you regarding the request. Opt Out Form/Student no longer needs a bus If you did request a bus but now do not need a bus please fill out this  opt out form . Thank you, Framingham Public Schools

Monday, Aug 17 2026

MWRTA Route Changes Webinar

The MWRTA Routes are changing soon!   Join Framingham Public Schools and the Metrowest Regional Transit Authority for an information session on what these new Routes mean for you!   August 27, 2026 5:30 - 6:30 PM Webinar Link Live Interpretation will be available in Spanish, Portuguese and Haitian Creole.   Webinar Link [Thursday, Aug 20 at 1:44 PM] We are looking forward to this informational webinar on Thursday, August 27th! Please join us!

Thursday, Aug 13 2026

Learning Never Stops at FPS!

Learning Never Stops at Framingham Public Schools! August 12, 2026 Summer Learning in Action While our classrooms are quiet for the summer, our staff’s dedication to learning hasn't slowed down! Across all 15 schools and central offices, FPS educators and staff are spending their break attending workshops, earning certifications, and bringing fresh, innovative ideas back for our students this fall. We are so proud of their hard work behind the scenes and are excited to highlight their commitment to continuous growth—read on to see how our staff is preparing for a fantastic school year ahead! Relational Leadership Intensive Idalis Irizarry (Music Teacher & School Leader Apprentice, Brophy Elementary School) attended a three-day intensive in Wethersfield, CT. The workshop focused on a "Relationships-First Approach" to build relational cultures that strengthen learning, belonging, and community through authentic family and community engagement. Breaking the Cold War: From Détente to Desert Storm Shane Galvin (History Teacher, Framingham High School) spent a week studying late Cold War history aboard the USS Midway in San Diego, CA. She toured the ship with veterans and attended lectures by historians to bring fresh perspectives to her high school history classes.  One of the most eye-opening talks was from the former Curator of the International Spy Museum on why 1983 was the most dangerous year in history!    Public Education Leadership Project (PELP) at Harvard Graduate School of Education Members of the FPS Leadership Team—Robert Tremblay, Anne Ludes, Courtney Balacco, Evanggelia Diamantopoulos, Vanessa Acheampong, Lori Bruce, Shavonne Lord, and Marybeth O'Brien—participated in this prestigious institute at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. As one of only 9 Massachusetts districts selected, the team worked directly with Harvard scholars to strengthen leadership and management practices across all Framingham schools. Academy in the Amazon (Morpho Institute) Rebecca Maynard (AP Environmental Science & Honors Biology Teacher, Framingham High School) traveled to the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest through a National Education Association grant. She practiced inquiry-based learning in the world's most biodiverse environment and is designing a new lesson for students to analyze environmental and cultural impacts on protected rainforest lands. Bite-Sized Science: Science and Cooking (Harvard University) Noa HaLevi (Chemistry Teacher, Framingham High School) completed a two-week program learning how to teach chemistry concepts through food and cooking, giving students hands-on ways to connect science to everyday life. ScIC 16 - Science is Cool Virtual Workshop Rachel Mark (7th Grade Science Teacher, Cameron Middle School) participated in a virtual science conference featuring live sessions with active volcanologists, marine biologists, NOAA experts, and astronomers. The workshop highlighted real-world phenomena and cutting-edge discoveries to spark student curiosity. Equipped with an extensive new resource guide, Rachel is excited to share these fresh ideas and tools across her department! 11th Doctoral Research Conference (University of Málaga, Spain) Bernardo Llorente (Manager of Translation and Interpretation Services) presented his ongoing research on Institutional Translation Practices in Education. His work focuses on improving accuracy, readability, and communication access for multilingual families. National Association of School Nurses Annual Conference Aurelia Medina (Coordinator of Health Services) joined over 1,000 school nurse leaders to collaborate on strategies for care coordination, root-cause wellness, and supporting safe, healthy learning environments for all students. Nuts & Bolts of School Nutrition Summer Conference School Nutrition leaders Dario Nardi and Juliene Lelis connected with state educational specialists at the 2026 Nuts & Bolts of School Nutrition Programs Conference. The sessions focused on the future of school meals, regulatory updates, and new resources to ensure our National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs run efficiently. Our team returned with fresh tools to keep providing healthy, high-quality, and fully compliant meals to our students every day! Landmark Outreach Workshops Natasha Moshinsky (Special Education Math Teacher, Framingham High School) completed training focused on translating assessment data into student learning profiles, supporting underlying cognitive processes in mathematics, and strengthening executive functioning skills for student success. Nutrition Managers Complete 2026 Management Institute School Nutrition Managers Morena Martinez Mejia (Hemenway), Claudia Pinto de Figueroa (Walsh), Deanna Gannon (Potter Rd), Yeisi Revolorio Buendia (Brophy), Marshele Sharpe (Farley), and Assistant Director Juliene Lelis attended the 2026 Management Institute hosted by the John C. Stalker Institute of Food and Nutrition. Over three intensive days, our cafeteria leaders completed up to 21 hours of training focused on chef-guided cost and portion control, standardized recipes, effective communication, and team leadership. Our team returned with fresh ideas to market school meals, optimize cafeteria operations, and serve high-quality, delicious food to our students every day! MTA Summer Conference: Community Schools in Framingham: A Whole-School Transformation Strategy The McCarthy Community School team—Vice Principal Sara Machkowsky, 5th Grade Teacher Lori Brockway, Kindergarten Teacher Shawna Graham, Reading Teacher Meghan Surprise, Community School Coordinator Rosanne Ackerman, and Education Association of Framingham (EAF) President Chris Mulroney—recently represented Framingham Public Schools at the Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) Conference. As Framingham’s first designated Community School and an official pilot program for the MTA, the team presented on their pioneering work showcasing innovative strategies for full community integration and comprehensive, wraparound family support.

Wednesday, Aug 12 2026

📚✨ Exciting news for Framingham Public Schools! 📚✨

FRAMINGHAM, MA — August 11, 2026  —  Framingham Public Schools (FPS) has once again been awarded state grant funding through the Partnership for Reading Success–Massachusetts (PRISM) continuation grant program. The Framingham Public Schools began their work in the PRISM consortium in the Spring of 2025. The grant is part of a  statewide $24.7 million investment  announced by Governor Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll aimed at improving literacy instruction and student reading outcomes across the Commonwealth by expanding access to high-quality instructional materials and supporting educator capacity across pre-K through 12th grade. Framingham’s award is part of the PRISM I continuation grant cohort—a targeted $10.2 million initiative supporting 13 school districts across Massachusetts that are actively implementing comprehensive, system-wide early literacy improvements. The $924,975 award will allow Framingham Public Schools to build upon its ongoing efforts to strengthen early literacy programming, expand targeted professional development for educators, and support high-quality, evidence-based instructional materials to ensure every student achieves reading proficiency at or above grade level by the end of third grade. "Reading is the foundation for a lifetime of learning, opportunity, and success," said Dr. Marybeth O’Brien, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment of Framingham Public Schools. "As Carla Hayden, Librarian of Congress, reminds us, literacy is fundamental to the pursuit of happiness because 'so many doors are closed to those who cannot read.' Every child deserves the opportunity to open those doors—to develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence that come with being a strong reader. This grant enables our district to continue delivering rigorous, evidence-based early literacy instruction tailored to meet the needs of all our students in PreK-3, while deepening and strengthening literacy practices in grades 4-5. We are incredibly grateful to Governor Healey, Lt. Governor Driscoll, and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education for their continued partnership and investment in Framingham's children. This investment is not simply about improving reading outcomes; it is about ensuring that every child has the right to read and, through literacy, the opportunity to pursue a future filled with possibility."  For more information about literacy initiatives in Framingham Public Schools, visit  https://www.framingham.k12.ma.us

Tuesday, Aug 11 2026

A Change to How You’ll Get Texts From Our School

Dear Framingham Families: Soon, many of the text messages you get from our school will come from regular 10-digit phone numbers. This will make it easier to see who is messaging you. For example, a message from your child’s teacher will come from a different phone number than a message from the school office.  What’s changing?  Right now, most texts come from a 5-digit number. Soon, you’ll start getting texts from different regular 10-digit phone numbers for:  Direct messages Classroom and group posts School posts  Messages from the district, digests and alerts will still come from the 5-digit number.   What should you do? When you receive a message from one of these new 10-digit numbers,  save it to your contacts . Here are some suggestions: Save a teacher’s number as: Ms. Davis - 4th Grade Save classroom/group posts as: Lincoln Elementary Classes Save school posts number as: Lincoln Elementary Updates Read more about this change and some helpful tips:  Changes to ParentSquare Text Messages .

Tuesday, Aug 04 2026

Summer Programs & Resource Updates

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In 2025, the Framingham Farmers Market, one of Massachusetts’ largest markets, welcomed up to 90 vendors weekly, featuring food trucks, local farms, fish and meat vendors, bakeries, and artisans from across the Commonwealth. To balance out the shopping experience, the market included live music by local artists and children’s activities. As the only market in the state to offer free vendor booth space, the market reflects the City of Framingham’s commitment to supporting small businesses while providing residents with access to fresh, locally made, and handmade products. In 2025 we hosted over 31,250 customers. We are excited for another amazing season at the Farmers Market and hope to see you there!!!       Parking:  Village Hall parking lot will be available for vehicles displaying a valid disability placard, subject to availability. Additional parking is available on Oak Street (behind Village Hall), First Parish Church, Plymouth Church, and behind Northeast Bank. Farmers Market Facebook Group - Stay in the know!     Click here to see their website for more information and other programs! Wednesday July 29th - 10:00am to 12:00pm Looking for meaningful work? Whether you’re just starting out or looking for a new direction, you’ll find roles that not only match your skills, but also help strengthen and support your community. Meet local employers, discover career paths in public service, healthcare, education, non-profit, and more. Your next job could be one that changes lives, including your own. Speak directly with company representatives in the following job categories: Healthcare, Education, Retail, Food Services, Manufacturing, Social Services, Administrative, and more! Free admission and free parking. The MetroWest Health Foundation just launched its 2026 Community Health Assessment (CHA)! The   10-minute anonymous survey can be accessed online by using this link:   https://hria.iad1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9XOgskoaq7Ask5g or this link:   https://bit.ly/2026MWsurvey After clicking the link, respondents can choose which language they prefer (English, Spanish, or Portuguese). They are seeking responses from 25 municipalities in the Metrowest region: Ashland, Bellingham, Dover, Framingham, Franklin, Holliston, Hopedale, Hopkinton, Hudson, Marlborough, Medfield, Medway, Mendon, Milford, Millis, Natick, Needham, Norfolk, Northborough, Sherborn, Southborough, Sudbury, Wayland, Wellesley, Westborough As you know, the information collected through these assessments will help inform future health programming, resource allocation, and community health improvement efforts throughout the region.  Please share this survey and the outreach materials with all your partners and providers throughout the MetroWest communities. Broad participation is needed to ensure that the assessment reflects the diverse perspectives and experiences of residents across the region. To support outreach efforts, the Foundation has developed a communications toolkit that includes survey links, social media graphics, sample messaging, flyers, and other promotional materials: https://mwhealth.org/stories/cha2026-resources Your support will help ensure that local voices are heard and represented in the region's health planning process. If you have any questions or would like additional materials, please don't hesitate to reach out to Kate Baker (cc’d) who is leading this project for the Foundation. MetroWest Health Foundation Survey Summer Eats livens up every kid’s summer by filling their bellies and filling their days with activities that get them out, up, and moving. Brought to you by Project Bread in partnership with the Massachusetts' Department of Education and local school and community meal providers, Summer Eats sites across the state provide free meals to all kids and teens, no identification or registration required.  Caregivers can rest easier knowing meals are off their hands, and use that time and energy to focus on everything else on their to-do list. Click this button to see all locations and days of the wqek they provide food!       YMCA Summer Camp 2026 Guide     Hopkinton Summer Day Camp (Hopkinton) Ages 3-16 Set on 122 scenic acres, this day camp offers kids endless outdoor adventure with intentionality and curated exploration of a variety of topics, all within comfortable small groups. Our age-based camp units—Juniors, Middlers, and Seniors—offer an age-appropriate mix of traditional camp fun—swimming, archery, ropes courses, arts, hiking trails, boating and more—all in a safe, nurturing environment. Campers build skills and confidence as they explore 20+ specialty camps like cooking, sports, drama, robotics, wilderness, and movie making. With leadership programs for teens, it's everything you want in a camp—well-run, worry-free, and unforgettable. Transportation is available. Y STEAM Summer Program (Natick) Entering grades 1-6 This summer program will keep your child’s mind and body active all summer long. The curriculum focuses on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) and includes traditional camp activities likes sports and swimming. Campers will engage in science experiments and games led by knowledgeable camp staff and will have so much fun they won’t realize how much they are learning! Includes outdoor swimming (recreational and swim lessons) and transportation to and from Clearbrook Swim Club. OCP Summer Program (Framingham) Entering grades 1-8 This summer program offers fun mix of traditional camp activities as well as off-site field trips, special guest visitors, and the opportunity to explore various subjects through play. With a focus on reading, expression, and 21st Century skill-building, this summer program will build creativity and a sense of belonging in your child. The camp day includes recreational swimming and swim lessons. Field trips to local attractions like the zoo and art museum are included. Ninja Sports Camp (Framingham) Entering grades 1-6 Campers will learn a variety of different indoor and outdoor sports and build their own Ninja Obstacle Course each week! They will also participate in traditional camp activities including swimming, games, and arts and crafts.  Stepping Stones Summer Program (Framingham) Age 4 - K Stepping Stones Summer Program puts learning in the context of play and helps your child explore new things and build social skills in a safe environment. Most of the camp day is spent outdoors. Campers enjoy water play, movement songs, nature activities, gardening, and arts and crafts. Camp Clearbrook (Framingham) Entering grades 1-6 Families enjoy this flexible, part-day camp featuring traditional camp activities like games, sports, arts and crafts, as well as swim lessons and recreational swim. The Clearbrook Swim Club has a splash pad, gaga ball, garden beds, lawn games, and more!      Register and Check Availability Here! Y-Assist Financial Assistance Program The YMCA  believes that the Y is for everyone — which is why they offer sliding scale fees designed to fit various financial situations through the ASSIST program. You can apply for financial assistance for Y facility memberships, child care, youth sports and other programs. Membership pricing may be less dependent on household size. The Y can provide Y Assist thanks to the generosity of donors to our Annual Campaign. To begin, download the application and bring it to the Framingham Branch. English Y Assist Form.pdf Download 252.6 KB Portuguese Y Assist Form.pdf Download 185.1 KB Spanish Y Assist Form.pdf Download 353.0 KB Registration for Spring/Summer programs will begin on February 2nd for Framingham residents at 9am.  For non - residents registration will begin on February 9th at 9am.  Framingham Parks and Rec has 20 programs happening over the Summer! Basketball Clinic - Chess Wizards - Circuit Makers 101 - Dance Clinic - Fantasy Sports Academy - Field Hockey - Flag Football - Future Flyers Soccer Clinic - Golf Sampler - Hands-On Electronics - Hitting & Fielding Clinic - KidZone - Lacrosse Clinic - Ninja Warrior Clinic - Pokemon Battle - Skateboard Programs - Sports For Life Health Enrichment Program - Tennis Clinic - Theater Clinic - Volleyball Clinic Parks & Rec Registration for Summer Programs IT'S BACK! We're excited to bring back the 4th Annual Hoops & Homework Invitational! This FREE summer basketball experience is designed for youth ages 11-14 and focuses on much more than just basketball. Participants will build skills, develop confidence, learn teamwork, compete in weekly games, and create lasting memories throughout the summer. Training Sessions Team Draft Team Practices Weekly Games Skills Competition & 3-Point Contest •  Championship Night July 6 - August 20 Hoops and Homework Site - Interfaith A special thank you to our coaches, partners, and supporters for helping make this opportunity possible for local youth and families. Pain University TG Elite Coach Nate & Staff Coach Clay & Staff Registration is now open! Team placement, jerseys, and schedules will be finalized based on registration numbers, so we encourage families to register early. Registration ends June 26th. Hoops & Homework Registration The Metrowest Elite Girls Basketball camp has continued to grow over the years and has become a great opportunity for the community. It allows our current high school players to work with and mentor younger athletes in Framingham while helping grow the game locally. The proceeds go directly back into the program, and we also offer several scholarships each season to ensure every Framingham student has the opportunity to participate in summer basketball. MetroWest Elite Girls’ Basketball offers a fun, high-energy summer camp experience for young players in grades 3 through 9, designed to teach fundamental basketball skills, build confidence, and foster a love of the game for all ability levels. Held in Framingham, MA, our day camps run Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, with a structured schedule that balances skill development and game play: All playing abilities welcome! Session 1: July 13th-17th CLOSED Session 2: July 20-24th Ages: 3rd - 9th grade (entering) Times: 9:00am-3:00pm Monday-Friday Cost: $275 Registration: Open for Summer 2026 Location:TBA (Framingham) Session 1 & 2: July 13-17th &July 20-24th Ages: 3rd - 9th grade (entering) Times: 9:00am-3:00pm Monday-Friday Cost: $500 $50 Savings Metrowest Elite Basketball Website   English   Spanish   Portuguese Future Flyers, this one’s for you! Join the Framingham High School Youth Football Clinic on Saturday, July 18th from 9:00–11:00 AM and learn from the next level! Whether you’re new to football or looking to sharpen your skills, this FREE clinic is a great opportunity to learn, compete, and grow. FHS Gridiron Club Grades 2–8  FREE Registration (includes a t-shirt)  Build skills, confidence, and character  Learn from Framingham High School players and coaches Register here:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc1jIZ52Ow5clu4fhOtZ_bmRdHts25MvHImdK6NIXI-Xv17JA/viewform   English   Spanish   Portuguese Come play Soccer in Framingham! Weekly Session for Boys and Girls (1st-8th Grade)  Please note: Camp is for 7-13 year old players only. Our 2026 Summer camp will be offered  7 weeks this Summer and run Monday thru Friday from 9am-3pm . Weeks offered are: June 22rd/July 6th/July 13th/July 20st/July 27th/Aug 3th/ Aug 10th. You may sign up for as many weeks as you'd like. Schedule of a normal camp day - 8:30am – 9:00am: Campers arrival/check in 9:00am – 10:30am: Stations (typically about 4) of 20-25 min focusing on different aspects of the game. Campers will practice shooting, p assing and receiving, c oordination and agility, s mall-sided games 10:30am – 11:00am: Snack break/chill time 11:00am – 12:30pm: Soccer tennis/Scrimmages/small soccer tournaments 12:30pm – 1:15pm: Lunch break/chill time 1:15pm – 2:15pm: Stations/and or conditioning (typically about 4 and different from morning stations) of 20 min focusing on different aspects of the game and/or body conditioning (balance/strength/stamina/focus). 2:15pm – 3:00pm: Scrimmages For registration assistance, please contact us at: interacademy@iametrowestboston.com Our Location: The Inter Academy New England Soccer Program will be located at Galvani Field at 19 Flagg Dr, Framingham, MA 01702 Summer 2026 Inter Academy Registration Summer 2026 Inter Academy Financial Assistance Application Summer Program Dates: June 24 - August 14 (CLOSED 7/3) Fees:  Week #1 - $125 per child Week #2 -$150 per child Week #3-8 - $175 - Per Week/Per Child Required Deposit: A $25 non-refundable deposit is required for each week registered Location: 25 Clinton Street Framingham, MA 01702 Program Time: 8:00am-5:30pm Boys & Girls Club Website and Registration   Rosane Akerman McCarthy Elementary School Potter Road Elementary School rakerman@framingham.k12.ma.us   Jonathan Batista Harmony Grove Elementary School King Elementary School jbatista72@framingham.k12.ma.us   Yesenia Gaudet Barbieri Elementary School Brophy Elementary School ygaudet@framingham.k12.ma.us   Eliza De Carvalho Early Education (Pre-K) edecarvalho@framingham.k12.ma.us   Fabio Vailant Stapleton Elementary School Walsh Middle School Fuller Middle School fvailant@framingham.k12.ma.us   Tami Miqueta Hemenway Elementary School Dunning Elementary School Cameron Middle School tmiqueta@framingham.k12.ma.us Framingham's Family Support Coordinators  

Tuesday, Jul 28 2026