EVERETT — A former Select Board member and the Everett elementary school he previously led was one of 63 U.S. schools that have been named 2025 National ESEA Distinguished Schools in recognition of improving student achievement.
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education recently honored the Webster Elementary School in Everett for outstanding national achievement at the…
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By JAMES HICKEY, Ph.D.
Head of School, Austin Preparatory School
FOR FAMILIES SEEKING a Catholic education, regardless of faith tradition, school choice is inseparable from questions of mission and faith. (Courtesy Photo)
DISCERNING A CATHOLIC SCHOOL: MISSION, FORMATION AND WHAT ENDURES
Selecting a middle or high school is one of the most…
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AUSTIN PREP in Reading serves young men and women in grades 6 through 12, offering a seven-year academic experience guided by the core Augustinian values of veritas, unitas, and caritas and designed to support students at critical stages of adolescent development. (Courtesy Photo)
READING — An Austin Prep education is preparation for the journey…
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WAKEFIELD — The students and staff of St. Joseph School are excited to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. Each day of the week has a specific theme that reflects the values embedded in our everyday education and the gratitude that we share for the many blessings that have been shared with us.
We celebrate our community…
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CLOSE FRIENDS, from left, Mason Fusco, Hannah Doherty, Brandon Doherty, Kellen Farias, Mia Capodilupo, Allison Sweeney, Charlotte Rose and Justin George gear up for a fun night at Lynnfield High School’s Snowball on Jan. 24, which was held the day before a massive blizzard rolled into New England. (Courtesy Photo)
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LYNNFIELD — The town received 20 inches of snow during a lengthy colossal winter storm that roared into the region on Sunday, Jan. 25 and Monday, Jan. 26.
The long duration storm that featured deep snow and frigid temperatures began Sunday morning and continued throughout Monday. Department of Public Works (DPW) Director…
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THE LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL DECA team brought 94 students to the District Career Development Conference earlier this month, and 14 students qualified for the State Career Development Conference that will take place in March. (Courtesy Photo)
By DAN TOMASELLO
LYNNFIELD — Fourteen Lynnfield High School students who are members of the Distributive Education Clubs of…
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LYNNFIELD — The School Department’s revamped Administering Medicines to Students Policy seeks to increase public access to a life-saving opioid overdose medication, Lead Nurse Toni Rebelo said during a recent School Committee meeting.
Rebelo said public schools and non-public schools are required to follow the Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s regulations, including 105…
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LYNNFIELD — Four members of A Healthy Lynnfield’s Youth Council at Lynnfield High School are headed to a conference in National Harbor, Maryland next month.
A Healthy Lynnfield Program Director Diana DeLeo said during a recent School Committee meeting that the four LHS Youth Council members were looking to attend the CADCA…
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LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield High School students will be performing “The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong” on Sunday, Jan. 25, beginning at 4 p.m. at the Lynnfield Middle School auditorium.
Tickets cost $10 per person. Tickets can be purchased online at www.ticketstage/T/LYNNFT.
This play was rehearsed over a 14-hour period this past weekend.
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