Beebe School News Today

A safe room at the junior high school, outdoor classrooms, indoor batting cages, a new field house and a new ROTC building were among the projects included in a facilities

A third bus accident has occurred in Beebe in a period of less than two weeks. Again, no students were injured, according to the Beebe Police Department and Beebe School

Joseph Guzzo passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Gloucester Times on 2023-09-04.

Beebe Healthcare is growing its clinical provider team in line with patient and community healthcare needs. The healthcare system announced this week that it was welcoming three new team members

WAKEFIELD — Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth (MPY) is proud to announce that nine students from across the Commonwealth have been chosen as winners of this year's annual poster project on the theme "Peace Brings the World Together."

Cheboygan County’s village of Afton was settled by good, caring and hard-working people.

In 1921, a local girl, Ruth Mitchell requested a course in nursing at what was then Beebe Hospital. Through the efforts of Dr. James Beebe Sr. and his brother Dr.

Neil Zolot / Special to the Free Press Enrollment in the Melrose schools is projected to jump from 3,704 from the June 2021 to 3,887 in September, primarily through increases in Pre-K, Kindergarten and first grade. “It’s an important data source for us to monitor,” Superintendent Julie Kukenberger said at the June 22 School Committee meeting, adding the numbers will affect staffing, supplies, and state aid among other things. The population will rise from 454-511 in Pre-K and Kindergarten...

Neil Zolot / Special to the Melrose Free Press The School Department and Department of Public Works are planning needed capital projects for Fiscal Year 2022 and beyond, totaling millions. “We’re glad to get to some of the projects we were not able to last year because of COVID,” Superintendent Julie Kukenberger said at the School Committee meeting Tuesday, June 22, the first at City Hall in over a year. “I’m amazed at the projects we plan to do, but also a little nervous,” DPW Dire...

The nation’s top health agency is no longer recommending daily disinfection of schools to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.