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Crossing guards in Haverhill will receive a wage increase from $15 to $17 per hour effective Feb. 5. Thanks to the raise, crossing guard Debbie Mason told WHAV she will not have to find more hours as a lunch monitor or a similar position in the district. It would have been disruptive to work more […]
Haverhill Public Schools representatives pitched a new, pre-high school literacy program to the School Committee last Thursday. They presented on classrooms piloting Wit & Wisdom since November 2022 at the Dr. Albert B. Consentino, Golden Hill, Dr. Paul C. Nettle and John C. Tilton Schools. A teacher and literacy coach brought students who shared projects. […]
Two more free holiday concerts by Haverhill schools take place tonight and tomorrow night. Students from the Dr. Paul C. Nettle, John Greenleaf Whittier and Pentucket Lake Schools present a winter concert tonight, Dec. 18, at the Haverhill High School auditorium, 137 Monument St., Haverhill. Tomorrow night, students of the Dr. Albert B. Consentino School […]
Esteban Marte emerged Friday as the sole Haverhill School Committee candidate for Ward 1—a seat seen as critical for minority representation as the city moves to mostly ward-based elections. Marte, a researcher and photographer, responded to a WHAV story Friday about a lack of candidates for the seat near the deadline for taking out nomination […]
Haverhill schools plan remote-only learning Tuesday with a two-hour delayed start. For the city’s public schools, the winter storm arrived early with freezing temperatures bursting pipes at two city schools over the weekend. Haverhill’s school superintendent said problems were caught before much damage could take place. Haverhill firefighters were dispatched to both Pentucket Lake and Paul C. Nettle Schools Sundays for freezing pipes. “No long-term damage. Fortunately, we caught it relatively early as we were monitoring schools for issues due to the cold across the weekend,” Superinte...