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Agassiz School

20 Child Street, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 635-8198fax(617) 635-7835
http://boston.k12.ma.us/agassiz/
A Boston public school servicing children ages Kindergarten - Fifth & Early Childhood (ages 3 to 5).

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Child Care Careers Institute

165 Brookside Avenue, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 522-0100
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Connolly Branch Library

433 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 522-1960
www.bpl.org/branches/connolly.htm
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Connolly offers weekly film programs for children.
The Homework Assistance Program (HAP) runs Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:30pm for children in grades 3 through 8. Preregistration is required.
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English High School

144 McBride Street, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 635-8979
http://boston.k12.ma.us/english/alumni/ehsa.htm
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Opened in 1821, this was the first public high school opened in the country. It is located in Jamaica Plain. Polling station for local residents available in the high school auditorium.
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Forest Hills Educational Trust

95 Forest Hills Avenue, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 524-0128fax(617) 524-0848
www.foresthillstrust.org
Forest Hills Educational Trust was founded to preserve, interpret, enhance, and celebrate historic Forest Hills Cemetery, a place of burial and remembrance which is also one of Boston's most magnificent green spaces and resonant historic sites. The Trust has developed diverse programs which promote and enrich public use of this community resource. Events include summer walking tours, the annual Lantern festival in July, Day of the Dead services in October and concerts throughout the year.
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Hyde Square Task Force

375 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 524-8303
www.hydesquare.org
The Hyde Square Task Force works to enhance the community. Since its founding, the Hyde Square Task Force has developed programs for youth and families that not only help them advance at school or in their careers, but also help create positive relations and opportunities to take pride and action in the community. The programs of the HSTF are developed by residents in response to community needs.
Currently occupying a store front the Hyde Square Task Force is due to move into new office space in the Blessed Sacrament Development occurring a block away.
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Jamaica Plain Area Planning Action Council

753 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 522-4250
www.bostonabcd.org/centers/jamaica-plain/
JP APAC is part of the neighborhood network of Action for Boston Commmunity Development (ABCD).
JP Area Planning Action Council offers services to address the disparity in JP between those lacking resources and those who don't in Jamaica Plain. Their services include: HeadStart, job readiness training, ESOL classes and First Time Homebuyers workshops.
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James M. Curley School

40 Pershing Road, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 635-8239fax(617) 635-8244
Boston Public School, PK-5th grade.
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John F. Kennedy Elementary School

7 Bolster Street, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 635-8127
http://boston.k12.ma.us/schools/RC318.pdf
A Boston Public elementary school with a mandatory uniform policy.
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Joseph P. Manning Elementary School

130 Louders Lane, Jamaica Plain, MA
 • (617) 635-8102fax(617) 635-9348
www.boston.k12.ma.us/manning/
Boston Public elementary school.
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