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Total of $97,798 windfall from Stop & Shop Rewards program, Forestdale school is fifth in nation with $15,289
Masonic Health System Overlook Visiting Nurse Association just released 30 Panasonic Toughbook laptops to be donated to the Masonic Angel Fund’s Laptops for KidZ plus another 10 from an anonymous benefactor

Chamber issues five scholarships to local students
There is a great need at Hyannis West. 84% of the school’s 331 students come from low-income households and 84.3% of the students receive free or reduced lunch.
6,992 Cape Cod children received Federal free or reduced lunch assistance in 2013, a 57.5% increase from 2008

51st commencement to be held at Melody Tent at 4pm today
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe will have its own school – and sooner rather than later
No hope for Pope - Shaver-Hood's been looking for two years - Frangos holds her students
Cape Cod's two charter schools together will receive “sending district” tuition that totals over $17,034,322.
73% of the participants reported high confidence in their ability to do well academically and 82% felt confident in their social skills with peers
A Tribal Charter School would cost Mashpee $1.4M and DY $800K
Executive Director Eric Hieser says new campus skews data
Sturgis, Sandwich, Nauset and Mashpee high schools are included in Newsweek magazine’s 2013 list of the 2,000 best high schools
Voters favor lifting cap by nearly three to one

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Cape Cod Community College plans to respond to the competition of online-only college programs

Applicants must be from cranberry growing towns
Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High turns the tide- In Top 9% Nationally
Sturgis Charter Public School’s motto is “IB for all.”
Alison Donovan and Tyler Nickerson spend the day at the State House
Fundraising the right way

The best candidate dropped out after the search committee failed to appear for a scheduled site visit.
Sunny skies offer omen for a bright future as new Monomoy HS construction officially begins

On Thursday, February 28, from 11-1
They are all from nearby, off-Cape school districts