Schools for K-12 and Work

The cost of a great education doesn't have to break the bank. There are many paths to gaining marketable skills that make you good money. In Boston, you'll need an income of approximately $74,000 a year to comfortably afford a 1 Bedroom rental apartment in a new building. Employers pay well for skilled labor. There are more job openigns today than there are applicants. Consider FREE online learning. Or take a hybird online and in classroom course, it could save you dollars.

Today's workforce is diverse, multilingual and social media saavy. Boston is a great place to learn things you don't know. There are workshops for every interest category. There are online and offline classes you can take at a schedule that suits your lifestyle. Classes that you audit are FREE. When you want certificates, you pay but the material is the same. Ask about training and learning recommendations.



Technology opportunities provider

Boston K-12 Public Schools Parents Resource

Download the Boston Public School Calendar

Boston Public Schools: profiles and locations

School Performance Across Massachusetts

View class size by race in K-12 schools

View Enrollments by Gender at each school.

Pull up a sample MCAS Test. sample

Organizations

The New England Association of Schools and Colleges

The Association of Independent Schools List - AISNET