Masters Academy International Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 9/15/26

Governor Maura Healey to Join Masters Academy International for Grand Opening of Massachusetts’ First Elite Boarding and Day School Built for Student-Athletes WHAT: Masters Academy International (MAI), Massachusetts’ first boarding and day school designed specifically for student-athletes, will celebrate its grand opening on Tuesday, September 15. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll will join MAI Founders Peter and Chris Masters, 2024 Olympic Gold Medalist Lauren Scruggs, Cognita CEO David Baldwin, Head of School Andy Williams, State Rep Kate Hogan, student-athletes, families and community leaders, for the celebration, which will include remarks, a performance from Acton High School’s Marching Band, a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours of the campus. The grand opening follows an $83 million transformation of the 82-acre property, previously home to Bose Headquarters. MAI’s inaugural class includes approximately 300 student-athletes in grades 6-12, including several who have already committed to continue their athletic careers at Division I colleges and universities. WHEN: Tuesday, September 15, 2026 | 10:00 A.M. WHERE: Masters Academy International | 688 Great Rd | Stow, MA WHO: Maura Healey, Governor of Massachusetts Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts Lauren Scruggs, 2024 Olympic Gold Medalist, Individual Silver Medalist, Harvard Fencer David Baldwin, CEO, Cognita Peter Masters, Co-Founder, Masters Academy International Chris Masters, Co-Founder, Masters Academy International Andy Williams, Head of School, Masters Academy International Kate Hogan, Massachusetts State Representative, 3rd Middlesex District Zenobia Moochhala, Massachusetts Executive Office of Economic Development Denise Dembkoski, Town Administrator, Town of Stow John “JT” Toole, Stow Select Board Chair MAI student-athletes, coaches, and families