Rising transportation and out-of-district placement costs are drivers of the 4.79 percent increase proposed to the School Committee.
Amani Benouardia, an immigrant from Morocco, is excelling as a student in Essex Tech's environmental science program.
Principal Adam Federico is looking for recent and older graduates to help learn from their experiences and promote current DHS programs.
While school was dismissed at the regular time, all after-school sports, meetings and extracurricular activities were canceled.
Danvers Public Schools put out the call for help at both the elementary and middle school level.
The Danvers School Committee chose to offer the Marblehead High principal a contract to take over the district leadership role.
The School Committee is set to meet following Monday's final public interview to discuss the candidates and vote on a new hire.
Peter Cushing, Dan Bauer and Geoff Bruno will each have a day to meet with students, staff and the community.
A Marblehead high school principal, Medford assistant superintendent and Scarborough (Maine) superintendent were the top candidates picked.
The district faces several challenges when it comes to retaining students in high school grades as demand for Essex Tech spots increases.
Search Committee Chair Robin Doherty said that field will be cut to three to five candidates whose names will be revealed in early January.
Registration is open for winter and spring classes as part of the state's Career Technical Institute initiative.
The grant will be used to expand learning academies that combine career technical and agricultural learning with academic skills.
Danvers School Committee liaisons Robin Doherty and Alice Campbell said the timetable remains for a new superintendent pick in early 2023.
Danvers Acting Superintendent Mary Wermers said St. Pierre is leaving to take a job in a field outside of education.
Joshua Kepnes was selected in a unanimous vote after motions for candidates Heidi Mora and Alexis Smith-Attuquayefio fell short.
A survey of 484 respondents and 78 who participated in focus groups identified attributes and priorities for the next district leader.
The School Committee said the process for replacing Kay, who is moving out of the town at least temporarily, will begin immediately.
Essex Tech will use the funding to expand and modernize its Culinary Arts and Animal Sciences instructional labs.
The district is also including a survey where stakeholders can provide feedback about the priorities for selecting candidates.
Officials said open conversations like the one at the recent School Committee meeting are helpful for the work of improving school culture.
The district is looking for full- and part-time cafeteria employees.
See the local seniors from across Massachusetts who may go on to earn scholarships in spring 2023.
School Committee members Robin Doherty and Alice Campbell laid out the timeline for applications, finalist selection and extending an offer.
Residents can drop off back-to-school supplies at the Danvers Public Library or Peabody Institute Library.
The district is putting out the word that it is looking for teaching aides at all levels.
The award is part of $1.5 million in state grants designed to expand training opportunities.
The district's action page is in response to the AG's investigation into the district's handling of accusations of racism and homophobia.
Mary Wermers will remain the district's acting superintendent for the next school year pending the hiring of a permanent replacement.
Presents Certificates to Danvers High School and Holten-Richmond Middle School Students
Acting superintendents: "Our schools all have safety and emergency plans that the administrators, staff and students are trained to follow."
The town meeting article calling to cap the number of Danvers students who could attend the school was suspended indefinitely.
AG Maura Healey was critical of the district's handling of the 2019-2020 accusations and investigations into racist and homophobic behavior.
The Boston Globe reported Sgt. Stephen Baldassare will be reassigned amid hazing accusations within the hockey program he used to coach.
Lisa Dana took her medical leave in December after citing the mental "toll" of a hazing investigation and other incidents of hate and bias.
Jones is one of two candidates on the ballot for the annual Danvers town election on May 3.
AG Maura Healey's forum attempted to lay the groundwork to combat the spate of recent acts of hazing and racist behavior across the state.
Mary Wermers and Keith Taverna will fill the roles as Superintendent Lisa Dana remains out on medical leave.
A $150K grant will allow the school to add more courses to help day and night students prepare for a career in the health care industry.
The Danvers school community is invited to attend one of the sessions as the district looks for ways to highlight the harms of hazing.