Brockton Public Schools

Phoenix Program

The Phoenix Alternative Programs have been designed to assist students in learning new and more appropriate patterns of behavior.  Through the “Girls' and Boys' Town Classroom Management Model” the school utilizes a wide variety of programs and counseling options for students and their family members.  To find out more about the program we sat down with some of those involved in The Phoenix Program.

George N. Covett

Courthouse Dedication

A name you may not be familiar with is that of Brockton raised George N. Covett and recently more than two hundred members of the community joined judicial leaders, judges, lawyers, legislators, state officials, and court employees to celebrate the renaming of the Brockton Trial Court in his honor.  Here on One North Main we present highlights of the event.

Mayor Harrington:

From September to February

On Election Day fall 2005, thousands of voters turned out to elect the 46^th Mayor of Brockton James E. Harrington.  And just recently the mayor celebrated his Inaugural Ball at the Shaw’s Center in Brockton.  Here now we present a quick recap from the fall election season up to the Inaugural Ball.

4th Annual

Brockton Rox Hot Stove

It's only a few months away until May when the Brockton Rox open up their fifth season.  In the same way the mid-spring has come to mean Opening Day Baseball in Brockton, mid-winter has come to mean Hot Stove in Brockton.  This year the Rox invited two members of the 1967 Red Sox “Impossible Dream Team” Jim Lonborg and Rico Petrocelli.  We interview the two legends on their careers, the and talked with Rox GM Andy Crossley to find out just where the heck the term “Hot Stove” comes from.