50 Fewer Adults in Our Schools: What the Budget Fight Actually Cost
Chelsea students went back to school with about 50 fewer adults in the building. Here is how the $8.6 million gap was…
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Nevena Jurisic of Chelsea Receives Teamsters Local 25 Scholarship
Teamsters Local 25 awarded college scholarships worth $60,000 to 30 high school students at its May 19 membership meeting, held at the…
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DiDomenico Urges Action on High Quality Pre-K
Before the Joint Committee on Education, Sen. Sal DiDomenico recently offered testimony in favor of S.265, his bill titled An Act ensuring…
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Ivy League-Bound: Chelsea Twins Natalia and Yasmine Calvo Will Attend Harvard and Princeton Respectively
It is a story of a determined young woman who came to this country from Costa Rica, worked hard, raised two beautiful…
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Juan Gallego Receives Harry S.Truman Scholarship Juan Gallego came to the United States from Colombia in 2004. He could not speak English.…
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An Excel-Lent Journey Chelsea’s Vanesa Perea Will Attend Harvard University
Vanesa Perea, who enrolled at Excel Academy East Boston in the fifth grade and graduated from Excel Academy High School in June,…
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CHS Class of 2019: Deedee Hernandez is 2019 Valedictorian; Salutatorian is Jocelyn Poste
The surf is up for Chelsea’s Deedee Hernandez, who might be the first and only Chelsea High valedictorian that doubles as a…
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Jocelyn Poste a Graduate With Many Titles
Jocelyn Poste, a Chelsea High graduate, has earned multiple distinctions during her time at the school. She serves as class president, achieved…
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Class of 2020 has Personality, President Says
Lisandra Molina, the junior class president, believes her class will leave its mark when they advance to senior status next year. “fblikebutton_button”…
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The Class of 2019’s legacy at Chelsea High extends far beyond the school’s corridors. What truly sets apart these 312 seniors—who will…
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