Lynnfield Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Adam Federico presented data on LPS' performance during the School Committee meeting on Nov. 4. Alongside representatives from each of the grade level groups (elementary, middle, and high school), he showed that Lynnfield's students are meeting or exceeding state expectations at a rate better than statewide average in every … [Read more...] about Data shows schools remain on the rise
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Lynnfield families invited to engage in conversations about school curriculum
Lynnfield Public Schools (LPS) families and community members are invited to casual conversation about curriculum, instruction, and student engagement. The goal is to increase dialogue and understanding about what is being taught at LPS. All events will be held at the Lynnfield Public Schools Central Office conference room located at 525 Salem St. Here are the dates and … [Read more...] about Lynnfield families invited to engage in conversations about school curriculum
MCAS results mixed: Lynnfield above state average
The results of the 2024 Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) testing has demonstrated a continued need for emphasis on English and mathematics. With both seeing a decrease in the amount of students who exceed or meet expectations, state leaders cite the need for more progress to be made and resources devoted to improving the performance. “Change in … [Read more...] about MCAS results mixed: Lynnfield above state average
Lynnfield students are back to school
Lynnfield Public Schools began its school year Wednesday, Aug. 28 with smiles across the district. “Overall, the first day was fantastic,” Superintendent Thomas Geary said. “There was a lot of energy and excitement at all four schools. I had many positive conversations with teachers and principals throughout the day, and there was great enthusiasm welcoming our students back … [Read more...] about Lynnfield students are back to school
Federico assists Lynnfield schools with his return
The School Committee voted unanimously to appoint Adam Federico as the new assistant superintendent of Lynnfield Public Schools at its meeting Wednesday. After negotiating his contract in executive session, the committee reconvened and unanimously voted to approve Federico’s contract with a salary of $175,000 until June 30, 2026. Federico previously worked for Lynnfield … [Read more...] about Federico assists Lynnfield schools with his return