Three student musicians, a vocal ensemble, and three teachers from Danvers High School participated in the MMEA Conference in Worcester.
Danvers High School was recognized for encouraging low-income and underrepresented minority students to take Advanced Placement courses.
The Massachusetts Council for the Social Studies will present the award at its spring conference in March.
Superintendent Heidi Riccio urged those upset with the new lottery admissions system to reach out to state officials and push for change.
The fundraising effort is designed to bolster programming, major capital funding and athletic field improvements.
Starting this year, students will be selected for admission through a random, unweighted lottery.
Danvers High School has received a Silver Medal from the College Board.
Commissioner of Education Pedro Martinez talked challenges, value of culture and community at Danvers Public Schools.
The Falcon Marching Band was also invited to march and play in the Boston Veterans Day parade this past week.
The event is primarily designed for fifth- and eighth-grade student families who are deciding which school to attend next year.
The new, state-mandated lottery system replaces the former interview-based admission process.
The Danvers Teachers Association pushed back on criticisms of the book's violence, profanity, drinking, and 'white privilege' themes.
The Select Board approved the late application ahead of this weekend's annual fundraising event on campus.
Danvers High sports teams and clubs will cheer on their classmates, along with the cheerleaders and the marching band.
Dan Bauer's extension comes with one year left on his original three-year deal with the district.
The Larkin Gala will benefit the Catherine Larkin Memorial Scholarship and the preservation of the historic Larkin Building.
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The school said the project will add 104 new seats, creating a more comfortable space "as the student body continues to grow."
At Thorpe School, the crossing guards greet families with waves, smiles, and kind words in every kind of weather.
Bonnie Carr, Director of Workforce Development & Adult Education, is retiring from the school.
The list of award winners includes students from Danvers, Peabody, Salem and Topsfield.
Danvers High junior Brooke Wilichoski earned national recognition after placing second in the Commercial Music category in Philadelphia.
A private donor provided the two-year grant to help the school develop a program for careers in the growing clean energy sector.
The students are attempting to raise $30,000 for the dedicated mural to be displayed in the Colleen E. Ritzer Library at the high school.
The Danvers Select Board placed some key restrictions on how often the new Larkin Center can be used for non-school events.
Sponsored by Kelly Auto Group, the event raised over $2,000 in support of scholarships for graduating seniors.
About 150 DHS seniors worked in various fields, including healthcare, marketing, education and the building trades.
The school announced its Class of 2025 Valedictorian and Salutatorian.
Superintendent Heidi Riccio said vocational schools should expand to meet demand, not admit students on the basis of chance.
Danvers siblings Jackson and Taylor Skane talked about their experience and message of autism awareness with Great Oak School 5th-graders.
North Shore Chamber of Commerce's 2025 Honor Scholars Recognition Dinner celebrates the top 5 percent of graduates at each school.
Junior Piper Brett was selected to perform with the All-Eastern Mixed Chorus with two Danvers teachers presenting at the conference.
The Student Awareness of Fire Education and Senior SAFE grants teach children and seniors valuable fire and carbon monoxide safety lessons.
The annual week of compassion and community service is a tradition that began in the wake of the 2013 Marathon bombing tragedy.
Camila Ferrer Gomez is a senior at Essex North Shore Tech who plans to attend Boston University.
Track and field All-American Ivy Watts, of Waltham, spoke to 150 middle school students about teen mental health challenges.
The Essex Tech PTO event will benefit programs at the regional technical school and includes a limited-time flash sale.
The State Supreme Judicial Court denied Philip Chism's bid for a new trial in the 2013 rape and killing of Ritzer inside Danvers High.
Danvers Superintendent Dan Bauer said the budget includes some resource reallocations but no layoffs despite a new teacher contract.
The students qualified to represent more than 60 different projects from Feb. 27 to March 1 in Boston.