School Committee Secretary Ann Marie Cugno recently represented the Medford School Committee at the National School Board Association Conference in Washington, DC.
Cugno wrote a report for the School Committee about her trip. Below are some excerpts:
“I would like to thank my colleagues for their support for me to attend the NSBA Conference. It was […]

There’s something fishy going on with the Medford School Committee- literally. The Committee recently posed with a cod to promote the upcoming Community Read. The 2010 Community Read, organized by the Medford Public Library, focuses on the history of New England fishing as well as the challenges facing marine ecology, and books featuring […]

Veteran Members Selected as Vice-Chair, Secretary

The new School Committee, sworn-in last week, held its first regular meeting of 2010 Monday night and selected its leadership for the year.
Veteran School Committee members Paulette Van der Kloot and Ann Marie Cugno were selected as Vice-Chair and Secretary, respectively.
Joining Cugno and Van der Kloot on the School Committee […]

Despite the snow, the city’s inauguration went on as planned at City Hall on Sunday morning.
Mayor Michael McGlynn was sworn in for his twelfth consecutive term by state Attorney General Martha Coakley, a Medford resident and candidate for US Senate.
Each of the seven City Councilors- Robert Maiocco, Breanna Lungo-Koehn, Michael Marks, Paul Camuso, Robert Penta, […]

Medford City Hall. Photo by Paul Rapatano.
AG, Medford Resident, US Senate Candidate Coakley to Swear in Mayor
- Allison Goldsberry
Medford’s elected officials will take their oath of office in an inauguration ceremony on Sunday, January 3.
The ceremony will take place at 11AM in the Council Chambers and will be immediately followed by a reception.
The Mayor, along […]

Departing School Committee members Robert E. Skerry, Jr., Lena DiGiantommaso, William Brady, and Alfred Pompeo, Sr., were honored by their colleagues during their last meeting Monday night. Pictured above from left: Assistant School Superintendent Beverly Nelson, Mayor Michael McGlynn, Brady, Paulette Van der Kloot, Skerry, Ann Marie Cugno, Pompeo, and School Superintendent Roy Belson.
- Allison […]

Medford City Hall. Photo by Paul Rapatano.
- Allison Goldsberry
Medford’s elected officials will take their oath of office in an inauguration ceremony on Sunday, January 3.
The ceremony will take place at 11AM in the Council Chambers and will be immediately followed by a reception.
The Mayor, along with each newly-elected City Councilor and School Committee member, will […]

The following is a statement from newly elected candidate George Scarpelli, who will join the Medford School Committee in January 2010:
Dear Citizens of Medford,
I would like to thank you for your support and for your vote in electing me to the Medford School Committee.
Having worked in Medford for over 20 years as a coach and […]

The following is a statement from newly elected candidate Sharon Guzik, who will join the Medford School Committee in January 2010:
To the Editor:
I would like to thank the Medford citizens who voted for me to serve on the Medford School Committee. I appreciate your vote of confidence and I will serve you and Medford’s schools […]

The following is from Ann Marie Cugno, who was re-elected to the Medford School Committee
A warm heart felt thank you to family, friends and supporters for allowing me the honor of being re-elected to the Medford School Committee. This election has not only brought some new changes but a revelation. The campaign is over […]

The following is a statement from newly elected candidate John Falco, who will join the Medford School Committee in January 2010:
Throughout this campaign it was great to meet so many people and to listen to their ideas and concerns about our school system. To win their support and trust in my ability to serve […]

The following is from Paulette Van der Kloot, who was re-elected to the Medford School Committee:
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the voters of Medford for returning me to the Medford School Committee. It has been my greatest honor to serve on the committee over the past twenty years. I am truly […]