School Committee Perspectives: Why Aren’t Marblehead’s Students Doing Better?
Marblehead Beacon asked this year’s School Committee candidates to weigh in on Marblehead's performance versus comparable districts.
Select Board Perspectives: Better Governance or Good Enough Already?
Marblehead Beacon's Election 2023 series begins with the Select Board, with six candidates running for five open seats.
Civil Air Patrol Names Marblehead Student 'Cadet of the Year'
High schoolers who serve as cadet commanders for the local Civil Air Patrol Squadron – the official auxiliary of the United States Air Force – are not easy to come by. But 18-year-old Marblehead resident Andrew Ruocco occupies this rare category.
Almost Two Years In, Town Holds Hearing for Police Officer on Paid Suspension
Hearing over two days on fate of MPD Officer Chris Gallo's employment
Writer of Controversial Letter About Parking Entitlement Issues Apology
Controversy broke out on local social media pages earlier this week amid accusations by a town resident in a letter to the editor of Marblehead Beacon that three “VEPs (Very Entitled Persons)” allegedly had spots reserved for them at Town Meeting.
Marblehead Beacon Teacher Appreciation Week Concludes
Marblehead Beacon's teacher appreciation week effort has concluded, with more than a dozen excellent educators nominated
Natalie Belli: “Years later, my kids still tell stories about what they learned in Mrs. Belli’s class"
Well known for her sometimes unorthodox teaching style, Belli truly engages her students in meaningful conversations and encourages them to delve into thought-provoking ideas.
Hanna Partyka's Students: "Spellbound"
First-grade teacher at Glover is loved by students.
Deanna Jackson: "Free, Appropriate Public Education” Important
Brown School teacher inspired by dance and integrated learning.
Michael Giardi: “He Puts His All Into Teaching”
Michael Giardi, Marblehead High School math department head and three sport coach "puts his all into teaching"
