Begin or continue your English education in one of New England's oldest towns when you register for English courses in Southborough. Southborough was first settled in 1660 and officially incorporated in 1727, and you can still see the colonial origins of this cozy Massachusetts...
Begin or continue your English education in one of New England's oldest towns when you register for English courses in Southborough. Southborough was first settled in 1660 and officially incorporated in 1727, and you can still see the colonial origins of this cozy Massachusetts suburb in its classic architectural style. From the public library to Fitzgerald's general store, many of Southborough's buildings and storefronts were built over a century ago. In addition to its historic buildings, Southborough's dedication to preserving its tightknit community also reflects an old-fashioned spirit. Enjoy free concert series throughout the year, or celebrate Southborough's Heritage Day each October with parades and booths featuring local crafts and cuisine. Stroll through Chestnut Hill Farm, a working farm that has been painstakingly preserved through local efforts, and see thriving Massachusetts wildlife in its rolling hills or attend any of its several yearly events. Best of all, students at an English school in Southborough who crave a more urban experience are just a Commuter Rail ride away from Boston, New England's premiere city. Enjoy a classic seafood dinner along Boston's famous harbor or root for the Red Sox at Fenway Park, then head back to delightfully quaint Southborough for some suburban relaxation.
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