North High School

The Greater Worcester Community Foundation supports and empowers local nonprofits through various grant programs, investment portfolios, and scholarship opportunities, fostering community development and well-being in Worcester County. Their mission is to provide essential resources and leadership to enhance the lives of residents and strengthen the community's fabric. In addition to financial support, the foundation offers valuable resources for nonprofits, including workshops and training through their Nonprofit Support Center, and engages youth in grantmaking through programs that inspire community improvement. Their commitment to philanthropy is reflected in initiatives that address basic needs, arts and culture, and capacity-building for organizations throughout the region. Generated from the website

Blackstone-Millville Regional High School provides classes to students in grades nine through 12. It comprises various departments, including English, science, math, social studies, education technology, art and foreign languages. It offers a wide range of sports, including basketball, baseball, field hockey, tennis, softball, cross country, and track and field. The school houses a guidance department, library media center, gym, cafeteria, and science, computer and technology labs. The guidance department provides counseling services to students. It operates various clubs and student organizations, such as the National Honor Society, student council, and art, key and debate clubs. The high school is operated by the Blackstone-Millville Regional School District. It is located in Blackstone, Mass.

Wrentham Public Schools operates elementary schools that offer educational and extracurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through six. Located in Wrentham, Mass., the schools offer subjects, such as art, health, music, mathematics, language arts, physical education, science, social studies, technology and Spanish. The schools give special attention to the development of reading, writing and mathematical skills of their students. The institutions also serve lunch daily to all students who wish to participate in the school lunch program. The morning program provides breakfast to its students through a joint effort from the School Food Service. The schools receive Federal Commodity foods, Federal and State reimbursement and education, mandates and guidance from the Department of Education.