School Resource Officers are Protectors, not the Enemy
A 2015 incident in South Carolina drew widespread attention when school resource officer Ben Fields was captured on video slamming a student…
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Science Central:Ronald and Leo Robinson Plan Latimer Society’s Science Carnival
For Chelsea students interested in science, the Latimer Society’s third annual Chelsea Science Festival deserves a spot on the summer schedule. Co-Directors…
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Clark Ave School getting Ready for Special Opening
In approximately one month, the fully-completed Clark Avenue Middle School will open its doors. Work crews are currently putting finishing touches on…
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MCU Awards Scholarships to Local Students
Recently, Metro Credit Union distributed $16,000 in scholarships to high school seniors preparing for college. The organization’s Scholarship Program is open to…
Continue readingAdvocacy Group Produces Study Showing Roadmap to Fix Chelsea School Funding
A state budget advocacy organization – Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center – has released a report this week detailing a five-year roadmap…
Continue readingHow to Address the Coming Shortfall of Primary Care Doctors
Each year, approximately 20,000 students complete their medical school training in the United States and transition into residency programs. However, only a…
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Students Achieve Academic Honors
NORTHEAST METRO TECH CELEBRATES 292 GRADUATES A total of 292 students completed their studies at Northeast Metro Tech and received diplomas during…
Continue readingCarvalho Sees His Public Service as Setting Strong Foundation for DA Run
Evandro Carvalho believes his campaign for Suffolk County District Attorney is picking up momentum with just under three months to go before…
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A Large and Successful Class Graduates from CHS
Some 344 students walked across the stage at Chelsea High School on Sunday, June 10, as part of commencement exercises – becoming…
Continue readingClark Ave’s Siriani Named Rotary Teacher of the Year
It came as quite a surprise, but was much deserved, as Supt. Mary Bourque and Clark Avenue Middle School Principal Michael Talbot…
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