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slides: Central Massachusetts School Open Houses: K-12 + Colleges

Monday, September 16, 2013

 

As the school year gets into gear, it’s not easy to forget the next big step for you and your family. Next year will inevitably come, and with it comes big questions on which direction to go in terms of school. Whether you are a parent of a will be kindergartener, high schooler, or college kid; or are a student yourself, school shopping can be stressful and overwhelming. Check out our list to see which local schools are holding open houses this fall to give you a flavor of what they have to offer.

Note: The first set of slides are Central Massachusetts college open houses in chronological order, followed by elementary/middle/high schools in chronological order.


 

 

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