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Satterfield named principal of Marblehead's new Brown School 'He is the new but not new principal of the Brown Elementary School' Wicked Local A nationwide search for a principal for the Lucretia and Joseph Brown School led right back to home. “And I am pleased to announce tonight that Dr. Sean Satterfield has been selected to open the Brown Elementary School,” Superintendent John Buckey told the School Committee. The Coffin/Gerry School Principal was one of 30 applicants to head the new school that is tentatively scheduled to open in September. A search committee narrowed the field and f...

Marblehead School budget: What are you getting for your money? Priorities were narrowed; the final vote to be taken Thursday, April 8 Wicked Local Concerns about reliance on one-time funding sources, how priorities fit into a long-range plan, and the lack of a plan for addressing kids that have fallen behind over the last year and a half were the main concerns voiced at the School Committee’s public hearing Thursday, April 1. After closing an $800,000 gap between the town’s budget and one the School Department initially proposed, the committee offered up a $41,839,543 budget for Fiscal Ye...

Hybrid days are over for Marblehead's elementary students Grades 7-12 will all head back to the classroom starting April 5 Wicked Local A sharp cold wind took down the banner over the door that read Glover Together, but it didn’t matter because, for the first time in a year, Glover School staff and students were together again under one roof Monday morning. “I’m thrilled to be back,” said first-grade teacher Carrie Killeen. “We’ve been working towards this day for a long time.” It was almost a year to the day that Marblehead public schools shut their doors as a result of the COV...

Bike Marblehead moving on from Lead Mills Supporters hope to have a new bike site by spring Leigh Blander Wicked Local Supporters of a bicycle pump track at Lead Mills are moving on after members of the Conservation Commission said approval was highly unlikely. “My own personal view is that it would not legally be permissible to do this,” said Conservation Commission Chairman Brian LeClair at a meeting last week. “I don’t think the deed restrictions and town bylaws permit it. I really don’t.” Dozens of teens and their families have been lobbying for months for a pump track, which ...