Adding migrant children to Massachusetts schools a challenge and an opportunity, superintendent says

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Massachusetts has been struggling to find emergency housing for the growing number of homeless and migrant families coming into the state. The crisis has also forced several cities and towns to add dozens of new students to their schools on short notice.

There are about 2,000 migrant children now enrolled in public schools across Massachusetts.

Peabody is one of 74 Massachusetts communities with new shelters housing migrants and that means more students suddenly added to those school systems.

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