LYNNFIELD — Three School Committee members acknowledged during a Nov. 28 meeting that the district’s faculty and staff have a “culture problem” that needs to be addressed quickly.
In the wake of six residents blasting Superintendent Kristen Vogel and the School Committee for their handling of the staff morale problem and other…
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THE NEW CAPTAINS for the 2024 LHS field hockey team are, from left to right, Lauren MacDonald, Taylor Valiton and Gia Marotta. Valiton and Marotta were also recently named to the CAL All-Star team for 2023. (LHS Field Hockey Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
LYNNFIELD — Two members of the Lynnfield High field hockey team were…
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THE FIRST Lynnfield High boys’ soccer state champion team officially concluded their historic season with their annual awards banquet on Nov. 29. (File Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
LYNNFIELD — The Division 4 state champion Lynnfield High boys’ soccer team had its end-of-season awards banquet on Nov. 29 at the Lynnfield Middle School. Five awards were…
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A LARGE NUMBER OF parents attended the School Committee’s Nov. 21 to express concerns about staff morale, budget and retention issues. The school board only allowed six residents to speak.
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Six livid residents blasted Superintendent Kristen Vogel and the School Committee for their handling of the staff morale crisis, budget…
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We have long believed that employees, in both business and government, feel disconnected from their bosses because management doesn’t understand the challenges workers are experiencing. Lynnfield Public Schools is no exception to the rule.
That disconnect has taken center stage over the last few weeks in the wake of the Lynnfield Teachers Association (LTA) expressing…
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LYNNFIELD — School officials vowed during a Nov. 21 meeting to address a variety of concerns raised by the Lynnfield Teachers Association (LTA).
LTA President Alexandria Cellucci sent Superintendent Kristen Vogel and the School Committee a letter in late October outlining a number of concerns educators have about the state of the…
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THE HARLEM WIZARDS, the Healthy Lynnfield All-Stars and Lynnfield kids had a blast during a charity basketball game held in the Lynnfield High School gym on Nov. 20. The Wizards defeated the Healthy Lynnfield All-Stars 99-95. (Dan Tomasello Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Two hundred residents came together on Nov. 20 to have some…
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THE PIONEERS celebrate their 34-0 victory over North Reading in the 64th Thanksgiving game. Lynnfield has now won two Turkey Day classics in a row. (Courtesy Photo)
By JAMES CRANNEY
LYNNFIELD – In 2018, on a bitterly cold and windy Thanksgiving morning, Pat Lamusta stood on the sidelines for his first meeting with North…
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LYNNFIELD — Five members of the Division 4 state champion Lynnfield High boys’ soccer team were named to the two Cape Ann League All-Star teams that were nominated by the league coaches.
Three Pioneers made the CAL First-Team All-Stars while two other made the CAL Second-Team All-Stars.
Dillon Reilly made the first-team for…
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DEVENS — The cross-country teams competed in the Division 3 State Championship Meet on Nov. 18.
The boys’ cross-country team finished 20th in the Division 3 Boys’ Championship Meet with 480 points. The Francis W. Parker Charter Essex School won the meet with 63 points. The lowest score in cross-country wins a…
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