5 Things You Need To Know Today in Framingham: April 22

Editor’s Note: Framingham Patch published 24 original reports, press releases, and LocalStream feed post on Tuesday. Unfortunately, we can only include 5 reports in the daily morning newsletter. Please visit the main Framingham Patch site at www.Framingham.Patch.com for ALL your Framingham news.

1. A Framingham elementary school teacher was awarded a Fulbright grant to conduct research in Chile in the 2015-16 year.

2. The MetroWest Jewish Day School is moving for the second time to a third location.

3. FLYER SPORTS UPDATE:

• Framingham High girls and boys track team will host the Rebels of Walpole, weather permitting, today at 10 a.m. at Bowditch Field.
• Framingham High girls lacrosse team will host Westwood at 2 p.m. at FHS
• Framingham High girls softball team remain undefeated after defeating Hudson yesterday in the Sheryl Jones Tournament. The Flyers will play in the finals on Thursday in Hudson.
• Framingham High boys lacrosse team notched a win Tuesday.
  

4. MUSTANG SPORTS UPDATE:

• The Marian High boys and girls track teams hosted both Matignon and St. Joseph for a dual meet at Bowditch Field on Tuesday morning. The boys swept the track meet. The girls split the meet. Click here to view more than 4 dozen photos.
• Marian will host Keefe Technical in a varsity baseball game today at 10 a.m.
• The combined Marian-Keefe Technical lacrosse team won Tuesday.
  

5. Jo Jo the magician, a teen from Framingham, performed at a Hoops & Homework program on Tuesday afternoon. Click here to view a slideshow of photos.

Bonus: Framingham Patch sent this out as a news alert on Tuesday, but in case you missed it:

Massachusetts Secretary of Administration and Finance named Framingham lawyer Ed McGrath, as the new Chief Administrative Magistrate for the division.