Framingham High School’s Spring into the Arts festival was held earlier this month. The event featured a poetry slam of student poems.
Framingham High School’s Spring into the Arts festival was held earlier this month. The event featured a poetry slam of student poems.
The winner: a group called “Silence of the Yams," produced a piece referencing the school’s new e-hall pass system—which has, apparently, been a problem for some students. Groups Brown Eyed Girls and Fifth Harmony took second and third respectively.
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This week on The Frame: the Finance Subcommittee makes their final recommendation for the FY26 municipal budget, resources for immigrants living in the city are outlined by local officials, and a look at Framingham High School’s Spring into the Arts festival.
Following a few modifications to Mayor Charlie Sisitsky’s initial proposal, the budget—totaling just over $383M—will be passed along to local legislators for final approval.
Following multiple rounds of reductions to their initial request—including layoffs—the Framingham School Committee has gotten their budget ask down to what Mayor Charlie Sisitsky proposed within his budget for the 2026 fiscal year.
