After dismissal on Wednesday afternoon, Sophia and Monique Andrade marveled at the $98.3 million building. Framingham Public Schools ushered in its first day of school on Wednesday, launching into the third consecutive school year marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. Simultaneous to the first day of school, crews were next door, demolishing the old Fuller. Schools impacted by this are Barbieri Elementary School, Harmony Grove Elementary School, McCarthy Elementary School and Fuller Middle School, per a routing structure put together by the Transportation Department. At Dunning Elementary School, the back-to-school scene was a far cry from last year's, when students began school logging onto Chromebooks from home.

Source: MetroXpress September 02, 2021 09:11 UTC