Recent ActivityThe Metropolitan Council For Educational Opportunity (METCO) was established in 1966 and funded under the Racial Imbalance Act of Massachusetts. It is a voluntary desegregation program formed through the cooperative efforts of urban and suburban parents and educators. The mission is “to provide, through professional leadership and voluntary citizen action, the development and promotion of quality integrated educational opportunities for urban and suburban students in the Greater Boston community and to work towards the expansion of a collaborative education program with the Boston and suburban school systems.” Cohasset currently has 50 slots available for Boston resident students in grades K-12. Enrollment is based on annual program funding, available seating, and the completion of the intake process. It has been a METCO community since 1968.
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Cohasset METCO Announcements  THANK YOU!On behalf of all the Cohasset METCO students, thank all of you who helped sell raffles for our first Annual Themed Basket Raffle.
The winning tickets were sold by the Plaisival Family, the Hunter Family (2) and the Howard Family. THANK YOU!!  Afternoon Late BusStudents will be able to stay after every Wednesday and Thursday until 2:45 p.m. at which time they should meet the Elementary Bus in the circle at the rear of the building. The bus will depart at 2:50 p.m. so please be on time.
 Afterschool Tutoring Program826 Boston is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting students ages 6 to 18 with their creative and expository writing skills and provides a variety of afterschool services which include, homework help, tutoring and Saturday writing workshops. Located at 3035 Washington Street in the Egleston Square area of Roxbury, it is accessible by the MBTA.
 Host Families NeededThe Cohasset METCO Program is in need of Host Families. If you are interested please contact the Cohasset METCO Office at (781) 383-1563.
SAT/ACT Fee WaiversSAT Subject Test and ACT Test fee waivers are available for juniors and seniors. It is recommended that you take both of these assessments. For more information contact Donna Silverman and METCO, Inc., 617-427-1545 Ext. 25.
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