Beaumont Christmas gift: a new high school theater?

Beaumont High School may celebrate a pleasant Christmas present this year: a finally completed, state-of-the-art theater arts complex marveled at by Hollywood actors and worked on by technicians from Las Vegas.

Career schools may lose loans

More than 1,000 for-profit colleges across the country, including dozens in New England, could run afoul of new federal regulations because they have student loan repayment rates below new federal standards, a Globe analysis of new federal education data shows. Education - New England - Student loan - United States - School

Program gives youths a jump on their careers

Fourteen-year-old Vanette West has dreamed of becoming a teacher since second grade, when she had "the best teacher in the world." This year, Vanette will turn teacher, giving "mini-lessons" to kindergartners and first-graders as a member of the state's first Teacher Academy program for high school students.

Jazz concert benefits prep music programs

The fifth annual Concert in the Quarry on Sept. 18 is a benefit for local high school music programs.

King grads ready for 50

King High graduates appear to have a plethora of pride in their alma mater.