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Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 9/24/25

Upcoming Tri-Town Council Programs Well Creativity Workshops: a guided youth program exploring the connection between creativity and wellness. This is a new workshop series, which is being piloted this fall in conjunction with our PhotoVoice program. The workshops are for middle or high school youth and will meet on 4 Wednesdays after school 1:30-3:30 at Tri-Town Council.Continue reading “Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 9/24/25”

Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 9/10/25

Welcome Back! We’ve had a great opening to the 2025-2026 school year. Teachers returned to work on Monday, August 25. They participated in our all-district meeting, met with their principals and department heads, and had time to complete annual required trainings and set up their classrooms. On Tuesday, August 26, we welcomed our incoming 7thContinue reading “Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 9/10/25”

Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 4/9/25

Congratulations to Girls Gymnastics Team on Winning State Championship On March 1st, the Masconomet Girls Gymnastics Team won State Championship with a team score of 149.05, 2 points ahead of runner-up Newton North. Sarah Aldrich finished third in the all-around and Janey Young scored a 9.65 on the vault to secure the victory. This isContinue reading “Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 4/9/25”

Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 12/18/24

Appointment of Brad Denton to Position of Assistant Superintendent for Student Services I am pleased to announce the appointment of Brad Denton to the position of Assistant Superintendent of Student Services.  Brad has served in this role in an “acting” capacity since the end of March of 2024.  Brad has a deep understanding of theContinue reading “Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 12/18/24”

Masconomet Regional School Committee and Masconomet Teachers Association Reach Agreement on New Three-Year Contract

11/19/24 The Masconomet Regional School Committee announces that it has reached agreement on a three-year successor contract with the Masconomet Teachers Association, extending to June 30, 2027.  Highlights of the agreement include: The School Committee and MTA membership unanimously ratified the agreement in separate votes on Wednesday, Nov. 13.  The previous three-year agreement expired onContinue reading “Masconomet Regional School Committee and Masconomet Teachers Association Reach Agreement on New Three-Year Contract”

Masconomet Regional High School First Responder Course Makes an Impact Beyond the Classroom

Students in the Emergency Medical Services program at MRHS get to learn from local industry professionals through demonstrations, guest speakers and other opportunities. (Photo Courtesy Masconomet Regional School District). BOXFORD – Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) and paramedics are short-staffed nationwide. According to the American Ambulance Association, the turnover rate for EMTs, which includes both resignationsContinue reading “Masconomet Regional High School First Responder Course Makes an Impact Beyond the Classroom”

Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, September 25, 2024

Anti-Semitic Graffiti at Masconomet Middle School Earlier this month, several swastikas were discovered in a boy’s bathroom at Masconomet Middle School.  I would like to echo the statements made by Middle School Principal McManus that these acts are unacceptable and these and any other symbols of hate have no place in our district or ourContinue reading “Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, September 25, 2024”

Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 3/20/24

Masconomet Receives Scholastic Art Awards The 2024 Scholastic Art & Writing Regional Awards were recently announced and Masconomet High School once again achieved excellent results—one of the top five highest performing public schools in the state. Our students received a total of 56 awards (13 Gold Keys, 12 Silver Keys, and 31 Honorable Mentions). Additionally, PiperContinue reading “Superintendent’s Report to the School Committee, 3/20/24”