Access Framingham

Access Framingham is a community-focused media organization dedicated to providing essential coverage of local events, educational programming, and governmental meetings through its various channels, including FECtv and The Frame. The organization also fosters creativity by offering hands-on experiences for potential content creators in the field of film, television, and podcast production. With initiatives like the Access Film Festival and a range of educational resources, Access Framingham actively promotes local talent and cultural enrichment in the community. It serves as an important platform for disseminating information and connecting residents through engaging media experiences. Generated from the website

Framingham Public Schools offers a variety of educational and cocurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through 12. The district enrolls more than 8,000 students in over 10 elementary, middle and high schools. Located in Framingham, Mass., it has various departments, such as bilingual, English as a second language and sheltered English programs, curriculum resource, and family support services departments. Framingham Public Schools provides gifted and talented programming, office of guidance, social work and psychology, and office of minority achievement. It also has reading recovery, school health services and special education departments. The district provides various programs, including accelerated and advanced placement courses in biology, chemistry, English, foreign language, mathematics, physics, and social studies.