From 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. on June 8, Boston Latin School Black Leaders Aspiring for Change and Knowledge (B.L.A.C.K.) and BLS Talented and Gifted Latino (T.A.G.) held their tenth annual celebration in...
By Ryan Liu (V), Contributing Writer
• June 24, 2025
For the past 20 years, Boston Latin School Director of Guidance Ms. Megan Clougherty has supported students throughout every stage of their academic careers.
Although no two days are the same for Ms....
Ms. Arnold
Ms. Catherine Arnold is saying goodbye after almost 25 years of teaching history at Boston Latin School.
Before earning her position at BLS, Ms. Arnold had various jobs, including working...
On May 8, Cardinal Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, became the first American elected to head the Catholic Church.
Born and raised in Chicago, he served for two decades in Peru as a bishop and as a member...
Dorchester:
The Zoning Board of Appeal rejected plans to build a ten-unit condo building on the back of a preexisting two-family home. The plan’s rejection was largely due to the massive size of the...
By Amy Dai (V), Contributing Writer
• June 24, 2025
On May 8, Boston Latin School students showcased their reading and oratory skills at the annual Prize Reading Competition.
Winners this year include students from across many grade levels — Classes...
Nicla Marabito (I) qualified for the U.S. team for the International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL), which will be held in Taipei, Taiwan.
The IOL is an annual competition for high school students with puzzles...
Mr. Fogel
Mr. Nicholas Fogel, who has been teaching world history to freshmen for three years, has not only won a Crystal Apple Award but also the Gerald L. Gitner & Family Award for...
On March 20, Boston Latin School celebrated Human Rights Day, an annual tradition dedicated to educating students about global issues and world peace.
The event was organized by the Topol Fellows, a group...
For the first time in 65 years, residents in southeastern Massachusetts have a Commuter Rail service connecting them to Boston via the South Coast Rail line.
The MBTA announced on March 25 that a new...
Downtown:
The first annual Duck Boat Pull was held on Sunday, April 12 in Boston Common to benefit youth sports. The event consisted of teams of ten people attempting to pull duck boats around a course....
After over a year of negotiations, the Boston Teachers Union (BTU) and Boston Public Schools (BPS) have tentatively agreed on a new contract for BPS employees.
This new contract is effective from September...
