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Literacy lays the groundwork for a lifetime of learning. If Massachusetts wants to stay #1 in education, we need to be #1 in literacy, too! 📚 I just signed a bill that puts $26 million toward high-dosage tutoring. This fall, we'll partner with schools to deliver it at no cost.

Massachusetts has nearly 100 adult ed programs serving 30K+ learners — and thanks to $10M in Fair Share funding, we’ll support 3,000+ more with English language skills to succeed in their career. 💼📖 A win for our students, our workforce, and our economy.

Massachusetts is a place of possibility for everyone. Massachusetts Labor & Workforce Development Secretary Jones reinforces our commitment to a people-first workforce agenda built on equity, opportunity, and the belief that work and education transforms lives.

We can't expect kids to focus on school when they're focused on empty stomachs. Because we made school meals free, hundreds of thousands of students are getting a healthy breakfast and lunch at school every day.

Out-of-school time matters. Secretary Patrick Tutwiler kicked off his day with the Lowell Youth Leadership Program, where students are building leadership skills—and lasting relationships—this summer. 🏕️✨

To kick off #EEC20Years, EEC Commissioner Amy Kershaw joined Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler to reflect on his passionate advocacy for early education and care — and to share what excites him most about the future 🙌 youtube.com/shorts/ubJ2qnV…

As federal food aid is cut, Massachusetts is stepping up. Governor Healey created a statewide Hunger Prevention Task Force — with education voices from early childhood to college — to keep students and families nourished and supported. 🌽📚

Secretary Patrick Tutwiler was grateful to sit down with civil rights pioneer Leona Tate at the M.A.S.S. conference in Mashpee on Thursday. Tate was 6 years old in Nov. 1960 when she and three other children became the first in the U.S. to desegregate a public elementary school.

"Jen-ori" reminds us that "when our students thrive, we all thrive." The BRIGHT Act will support capital projects like Massasoit Community College's new science building - modern spaces that prepare our students for their future careers. A win for our colleges, students, and communities. 🏫🧑‍🎓

Community college is the key to economic mobility. That's why I created MassReconnect to give students 25+ another shot at a cost-free college degree. Two years in, enrollment is way up — and our students, businesses and economy are all benefitting.

"Jen-ori" reminds us that "when our students thrive, we all thrive." The BRIGHT Act will support capital projects like Massasoit Community College's new science building - modern spaces that prepare our students for their future careers. A win for our colleges, students, and communities. 🏫🧑‍🎓

“Continue doing what you’re doing.” Civil rights pioneer Leona Tate shared this message with Secretary Patrick Tutwiler for school districts striving to create inclusive, equitable learning environments.

Massachusetts leads the nation in public schools thanks to record K-12 funding, early literacy leadership, and universal school meals. We will continue to build on this progress to help all students realize their dreams. 🎓

Hope starts with students. 🧑‍🎓 As Dr. Leona Tate told Sec. Patrick Tutwiler, when students learn from history and act on it, they have the power to change the world for the better.

Strong communities start with strong early education. The Massachusetts #BusinessFrontDoor will help child care and early ed providers grow, supporting families and creating economic opportunities in communities across Massachusetts. Learn more at mass.gov/BFD

Learning and leadership don’t pause for summer. 📚 Sec. Patrick Tutwiler joined students and Superintendents at the M.A.S.S. Annual Executive Institute to continue our work together across Massachusetts to stabilize, heal, and transform education for every student.

Wilmington Public Schools are serving up success—helping students stay focused on learning. 🍎 Administrator of Food Services Mary Palen shares that thanks to free school meals, more students enjoy breakfasts and lunches with fruits, veggies, whole grains, and more.

A special visitor brightened Secretary Tutwiler’s day—Fitzgerald, or “Fitzy,” brought smiles, a fun game of "Tag TutTut," and a reminder of why we do this work: to help all students, at every age, realize their dreams.

The 9:30 Call connects early educators, advocates + families across MA. Join the call Thursday at 9:30AM to hear Dana Sullivan + Allison Pinto share Year 2 updates from the statewide Child Care Task Force as we work to expand access to high-quality, affordable child care!

"[Our parents] are the real heroes." Secretary Patrick Tutwiler talked to civil rights pioneer Leona Tate about her memories from Nov. 1960 when she and three other 6-year-olds became the first to desegregate a U.S. elementary school.