Education Hudson, Massachusetts

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felton street school in 1912, converted condominiums


hudson students have 2 public districts can attend. public school hudson public schools, district open hudson residents , through so-called school choice area students, , assabet valley regional vocational school district, open students towns of marlborough, hudson, maynard, berlin, boylston, west boylston, clinton, shrewsbury, westborough, northborough, , southborough. superintendent of hudson public schools dr. jodi fortuna. superintendent of assabet valley regional vocational school district mary jo nawrocki.


the private school st. michael s schools, catholic district run st. michael s parish. st. michael s district did not have set superintendent. instead, st. michael s parish pastor rev. ron calhoun served school administrator.


public schools

david j. quinn middle school, named after david j. quinn, former principal, public middle (or junior high) school serves grades 5 through 7. built in 2013. principal jason webster , vice principal matt gaffny.
carmela a. farley elementary school public elementary school serves grades 1 through 4 (and preschool , kindergarten classes). built in 1950s , named after long-time hudson educator carmela a. farley. building has served high school , middle school. principal melissa provost.
joseph l. mulready elementary school public elementary school serves grades 1 through 4 (and kindergarten class). named cox street school after street on renamed after former hudson superintendent joseph l. mulready. principal kelly whitman.
forest avenue elementary school public elementary school serves grades 1 through 4 (and preschool class). completed in 1975 , named after forest avenue, street on. principal david champigny.
cora hubert kindergarten center former kindergarten @ intersection of broad street , giasson street. kindergarten closed in 2012 , kindergarten students attend @ camela a. farley elementary school. abandoned , never used. school built on site of old broad street elementary school cora hubert principal , 5th grade teacher.
john f. kennedy middle school (jfk) former middle school served grades 6 , 7. torn down , bulldozed during summer 2013 due complaints including smells, water leaking ceiling , dirty walls , lockers. school once stood parking lot of quinn middle school, replaced jfk. demolishing finished in august 2013.
hudson high school, or hhs, public high school serves grades 8 through 12 (hhs has preschool class). new multimillion-dollar building finished in 2004—the same year old building, built in 1970s, demolished. principal brian reagan , assistant principal daniel mcanespie.





some hudson students attend assabet valley regional technical high school, public regional vocational high school serves grades 9 through 12. opened in 1973 , named after assabet valley formed assabet river, district s towns are. principal mark hollick.[1]

private schools

st. michael s school private catholic primary school serves grades 1 through 8 kindergarten. original building built around 1918, when school founded, , school administered saint michael s catholic parish. school in former hudson catholic high school building. in may 2011 church announced school close @ end of school year; has since been closed.
hudson catholic high school, or hchs, private catholic high school served grades 9 through 12. completed in 1959 , administered st. michael s catholic parish. principal caroline flynn , assistant principal mark wentworth @ time school closed. parish announced month before end of 2008–09 school year school closed boston archdiocese due lack of enrollment 2009–2010 school year and, consequence, funds. hchs building used st. michael s school building, closed in may 2011.


hudson public library in 1907, carnegie library opened in 1905








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