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WHO MAKES METCO WORK? ALL OF US.

METCO has always depended on volunteers and supporters to thrive. If you live in a METCO town, you can make your schools more inclusive and welcoming. If you’re an alum, give back and share your unique knowledge. If you’re a leader in business, government, or the community, help build a stronger METCO and more equitable education for decades to come.

2026: The Winning Year

2026 has already given us so much to celebrate. As METCO marks 60 years, we’re reflecting on the wins so far this year—and looking ahead to even greater possibilities for our scholars and families.

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Boston Globe Highlights METCO's Impact

A cover story in The Boston Globe highlights a member of the first METCO class and two current students to illustrate six decades of extraordinary impact.

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METCO Block Party Celebrates Community

Families and friends gathered in Dorchester to celebrate themselves for being part of the METCO program.

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CONNECT WITH YOUR SCHOOL

Find out how you can support the students and families in your town by reaching out to your METCO Director. Contribute, volunteer, become a host family, organize and advocate...we need you!

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ADVOCATE FOR MORE FUNDING

Your elected representatives need to know how much METCO matters to you and your family. Here's how to make your voice heard.

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LEARN ABOUT SCHOOL DESEGREGATION

Bringing diverse students together is only the first step. For all students to benefit fully from their shared education, the entire community has to act with intention. See where you fit in.

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DONATE TO METCO

Whether you're a classmate, an elected official, a foundation, or an alum, you can help METCO and its students thrive—and sustain the program for decades to come.

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MAY 1, 2026

On May 1, 2026, the METCO community dolled up and celebrated six decades of brilliance. Hosted by Latoyia Edwards at Artists for Humanity, an honoring the original riders of 1966, the inaugural Alumni of the Year, living legend Dr. Jean McGuire, and many more.

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