Boston residents across the city flocked to vote on Tuesday, seeking to cast their ballots in the preliminary City Council election that were about housing, education, and...
Dozens gathered in Downtown Boston for an outdoor celebration and procession on Thursday afternoon, braving high temperatures to witness the arrival of “Little Amal,”...
In the beginning of April, the raised beds and fields at 65 Thornton St. are dormant, waiting for the weather to warm up before producing fresh vegetables. By June, the Thornton...
In this audio interview, The Scope's Marigo Farr speaks with children, teachers and parents at Paige Academy and Roxbury Roots Montessori, two African-centered schools in Boston that provide Black youth an alternative to mainstream schooling.
As Massachusetts faces a surge in book challenges, especially in the past school year, tension is building between parents, librarians and others in the youth literature space.
