Mayor Michelle Wu, Superintendent Mary Skipper Cut Ribbon On Sarah Roberts Elementary School

Boston, MALocal News

The new Sarah Roberts Elementary School in Roslindale officially opened for the 2025-2026 school year, with a $90. 9 million investment transforming the historic Irving building. Mayor Michelle Wu, alongside Superintendent Mary Skipper, celebrated the merger of the former Philbrick and Sumner communities, which will serve around 700 students. The school features modern facilities, including specialized STEM, art, and music rooms, as well as a Spanish Dual Language Program for young learners. Mayor Wu recognized the importance of Sarah Roberts' legacy in promoting educational equity and community strength.

Councilor Enrique Pepén expressed pride in the school's opening as a sign of progress for Boston Public Schools. The investment reflects a commitment to providing high-quality, student-centered learning environments. The project also enhances campus safety and accessibility with updated facilities and landscaping. Overall, the Sarah Roberts Elementary School stands as a testament to the evolving educational landscape in Boston.

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