Staff development will take place on Wednesday.
The display will be up until June 16.
A new report by Boston Business Journal ranks school districts by teacher salary.
A new survey asks community members questions about the district’s strategic plan. School officials plan to use the survey results to help guide them in decision-making.
State Sen. Joan Lovely and Rep. Ted Speliotis will be at the next Special Education Parents Advisory Committee meeting.
Make arrangements; the kids are getting out early.
Three dogwood trees will be planted at the High School.
Ritzer, a Danvers High School teacher, was murdered by a student last year, authorities said.
The publication’s rankings included the top 63 high schools in Massachusetts.
The 5k walk/run is in memory of Colleen Ritzer.
The review will focus on the schools’ special education and English language learner programs, as well as its civil rights policy.
If the selectmen agree to move forward, it will be the third time Danvers will submit a proposal to renovate or build a new Smith School.
Community gets to take a glimpse into the future with tours of the new facility.
Forty-five of the school's top spellers competed.
The top 15 spellers from each grade at Holten Richmond will compete.
Danvers High School and St. John's Prep are locations for The Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild's High School Festival Preliminaries.
The school agreed to spend $47,000 for a light at Summer and Maple streets and $13,000 to stripe the eastbound lane of Route 62 as well as make improvements in the area for cars to turn onto Nichols Street more easily.
Eighteen states worked together to develop the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) exam.
The high school is looking to build a new Science, Technology, Engineering and Math academic building and open a middle school.
New findings from Harvard reveal that keeping schools open during a storm could be potentially more detrimental to learning than school closure.
Dr. Lisa Dana again received glowing praise from School Committee members for her leadership and teamwork running the Danvers Public Schools.
Despite two threats scrawled in a school bathroom, the day passed by without incident at the Catholic all boys school.
Further measures were taken on Friday in light of specific reference to that day in one of the threats left in a school bathroom.
Threatening messages were found in a school bathroom and the school is responding by stepping up security, including police officers on campus and banning backpacks.
Danvers High was just awarded a $50,000 federal grant to help provide resources to recover and re-establish a safe school environment in the wake of Colleen Ritzer's murder in October.
DEEP is closing in on its goal of raising $500,000 to provide students with state-of-the-art technology at Danvers High.
The Danvers Public Schools let out early the Wednesday before Thanksgiving while Essex Aggie and St. John's Prep are closed for the entire day.
The School Committee penned a letter in which they expressed their gratitude and pride in the way the community and others came together in the wake of tragedy, including students' numerous acts to honor their late teacher.
School officials say the goal in the days ahead is to regain some normalcy at Danvers High in the face of great tragedy, and important steps have been taken in that healing process with great acts of kindness from all over.