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Danvers Public Schools has agreed to terms with the AG's Office to end an investigation into allegations of violent, degrading, racist and homophobic rituals.

She decided to retire while out on medical leave, district officials said.

Racist, homophobic, and antisemitic graffiti was discovered Monday in a girls’ bathroom at Holten Richmond Middle School in Danvers.

Danvers school officials announced Tuesday that Superintendent Lisa Dana will be taking medical leave for an undetermined amount of time.

School officials launched the probe this month after a fight on school grounds was allegedly triggered by a racist statement made by a wrestling team member.

Town officials say they won't release more statements about incidents of hate speech in town. See Boston.com.

The family of Colleen Ritzer, who was raped and murdered by her student, Philip Chism, are fighting a bill that would eliminate life sentences without the possibility of parole to first-degree murderers.

May 25—Triton Regional High School athletic director Tim Alberts announced Monday that the school is making a change for football and that defensive coordinator Eric Burgos will be elevated as the team's new head coach. Burgos, a former Danvers High and University of New Hampshire football player, spent the past year on Triton's coaching staff and prior to that served as an assistant at ...

Reply Newly elected Danvers School Committee member Robin Doherty: "Now that the kids have been back full-time we have to look at what they have really missed educationally and socially and close any gaps." (Robin Doherty Campaign) DANVERS, MA – Robin Doherty is looking forward to bringing an educators perspective to the Danvers School Committee. The Danvers High alumna, who has taught in the Malden Public Schools for the past 15 years, said she was surprised when she started to get more invo...

UpdatedThu, Dec 17, 2020 at 9:23 am ET Reply Heres what you need to know about the snow in Danvers on Wednesday and Thursday. (Rachel Nunes/Patch) DANVERS, MA — Just when you thought 2020 might let you out, many of you got snowed in. With more than 12 inches of snow possible across the North Shore overnight Wednesday into Thursday, here are some things to know about how the snow might affect you. Danvers fire is asking residents to help them react to an emergency through clearing out fire hyd...