Story Updated 7:44PM, Monday, June 8, 2009 On Monday, June 8 the Medford School Committee will interview four candidates seeking to be the next principal of the McGlynn
Cugno, Skerry, Camuso Speak Out at Democratic Forum Thursday Story Updated 4:39PM Wednesday, April 29, 2009 The Medford Ward 8 Democratic Committee has organized a free public forum
Cugno Serving 2nd Term on School Committee School Committee member Ann Marie Cugno has been selected by her colleagues to serve as Vice-Chair. Cugno is pictured at right
Cut Follows $1.4 Million Local Aid Drop for Medford – Allison Goldsberry Despite Governor Deval Patrick’s promise to leave education aid untouched, Medford’s schools will lose $500,000 this
Supt. Belson: New Pot Law Should Not Impact School Policy – Allison Goldsberry After Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly voted to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana, both law enforcement officials
Binding Ballot Initiative Would Eliminate State Income Tax; Meeting Tuesday Night at South Medford Fire Station Story Updated 6:39PM, Tuesday, October 7, 2008 The local Stand for Children
Special Meeting for MCAS Results at 6:15PM The Medford School Committee will meet Monday, October 6, at 6:15PM and 7PM at City Hall. The School Committee has scheduled
The Medford School Committee will meet Monday, September 22, at 7PM at City Hall. At tonight’s regularly scheduled meeting the Committee is expected to discuss MCAS results, the
The Medford School Committee will meet Monday, September 8, at 7PM at City Hall. At tonight’s regularly scheduled meeting the Committee is expected to discuss a school supply
79.9% of the entire school budget is for salaries and 20.19% is for expenses. With a projected enrollment of 4,753 students for the 2008-2009 school year, the proposed
Program Cuts, Layoffs Necessary to Make Ends Meet for Schools – Allison Goldsberry After several years of avoiding painful budget cuts, Medford has been forced to make some
