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Agreement keeps thousands of Cambridge residents in affordable units

The program will provide CRLS students with opportunities to fulfill high school graduation requirements while also earning college credits.

The Cambridge School Committee voted last night to implement a recommendation from Superintendent Dr. Greer to mandate vaccines in Cambridge Public Schools for age-eligible students.

Since 2016 in Cambridge, the second Monday of October has been celebrated as Indigenous Peoples’ Day in recognition of the culture, history, and diversity of Native American People's, and their continued contributions to the vibrancy and vitality of our society.

This week, a letter was sent to all Kindergarten families in Cambridge informing them of the new City of Cambridge Children’s Savings Account (CSA) program.

Cambridge has introduced a new “I voted” sticker for the election this fall with eight languages.

The first round of monthly $500 payments was sent to 130 single-caretaker households on September 7th.

RECESS! is a free, safe, in-person summer program designed specifically for and with Cambridge’s middle schoolers to provide new and engaging experiences, as they emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Starting June through October 2021, Mayor Siddiqui will partner with Cambridge Public Schools to host a second year of CPS Community Resource Fairs. These Community Fairs encourage parents and caregivers to join their children to connect with different resources available, receive free books, supplies, and more.

June is Pride Month, a month in which Cambridge celebrates and honors the LGBTQ+ community and its diversity. This year, Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui has partnered with the City’s LGBTQ+ Commission to host two live performances at Starlight Square on Saturday, June 12, 2021.