Located to the south east of Worcester, Grafton Street School was established in 1879. A red brick building, featuring Gothic architecture, this school building was Elbridge Boyden and J.W.Patston. A member of Worcester Public Schools, Grafton Street School provides elementary education. Equal emphasis is given to extra-curricular activities too. This school was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
A part of the Worcester Public Schools group, Quinsigamond Elementary School is an educational institution teaching students of the elementary level in Worcester, Mass. The school offers a curriculum of various subjects, such as English language arts, science and technology, social studies, world languages, performing arts, visual arts and mathematics. The various foreign languages taught by the school include Spanish, Latin and French. It also renders a special PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) approach for enhancing the education level of socially challenged children. Quinsigamond Elementary School conducts formative and summative assessments, including DIBELS, MAP, MCAS, MEPA and GRADE to analyze students progress.
