The North Shore Chamber of Commerce presents its 2025 Honor Scholars Recognition Dinner on Thursday, May 15, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the DoubleTree Hilton in Danvers. The North Shore Chamber’s Honor Scholars Recognition Dinner celebrates the top 5% of students in the graduating classes of public and private high schools on the North Shore. This year, almost 350 graduates from … [Read more...] about Honor Scholars to be celebrated May 15
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Sibling trend a key in METCO’s success in Lynnfield
METCO District Director Curtis Blyden presented his annual report on the state of the METCO program in Lynnfield to the school committee recently. According to Blyden, METCO families "have a level of satisfaction. "What I hear, what I see is students are having a really awesome experience," Blyden said. "They are fully engaged in the school community. I think our kids … [Read more...] about Sibling trend a key in METCO’s success in Lynnfield
School Committee, superintendent spar on parental policy input
A community forum inviting the public to weigh in on the district's cell phone and dress code policies was the topic of a spirited discussion at Tuesday's School Committee meeting. Promotional materials publicizing the forum described it as an "open forum led by Superintendent (Tom) Geary to discuss cellphone and dress code policies with the community and … [Read more...] about School Committee, superintendent spar on parental policy input
Rec’s Spring Walking School Bus is back
Lynnfield Recreation and the Lynnfield Planning & Conservation Department, in partnership with Massachusetts Safe Routes to School, are teaming up to bring you a fun, active, and energizing way to start the school day — our Spring Walking School Bus events. The event will be held at the Summer Street School on Thursday, May 22, starting at 8:30 a.m. Participants shall … [Read more...] about Rec’s Spring Walking School Bus is back
Lynnfield Forward urges “Yes” vote on override
Lynnfield faces an important decision on June 4 in a special town election: whether to pass an override that will restore funding for the school system, library and senior center. Without this crucial $4.65M override, Lynnfield’s schools, library and senior center will face drastic cuts to the services they offer residents. Lynnfield residents have formed “Lynnfield … [Read more...] about Lynnfield Forward urges “Yes” vote on override