Hello Haverhill Families,
We’re reminded of the season of gratitude and reflection as we welcome November. It’s a time to celebrate our achievements and appreciate our shared journey this year. It is hard to believe we are already two months into the school year; they say time flies when you have fun, and our students are having a lot of fun while working hard on their academics.
This month, we’re excited about our many fall celebrations. There have been multiple trunk or treat events, attendance breakfasts, and pumpkin decorating. We even had a group of students enter their pumpkins and decorative wall hangings at the Topsfield Fair. We are proud to say that not only did they win multiple individual ribbons, but they also won a ribbon for Haverhill High for winning the most first-place ribbons! Our Fall sports are wrapping up. We had several Hillie athletes who did well in the Merrimack Valley Conference! You can keep up-to-date on Hillie athletic news on their website.
We will have many events in November, including Middle School Grade 6-8 Family Night at HHS, Junior/Senior College Planning Night, and multiple Thanksgiving feasts! Check our website for information. Whether it’s a parent/teacher conference, athletic event, classroom presentation, or school event, we invite you to join us in making the most of this season. Thank you for your continued support and engagement. We look forward to sharing more memorable moments and milestones together as we approach the end of the year!
Wishing you all a joyful November filled with warmth and connection.
Important Dates
Saturday, November 2, 2024 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Haverhill High School Homecoming Dance
Sunday, November 3, 2024
Daylight Savings Time – Clocks go back 1 hour
Monday, November 4, 2024 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Haverhill SEPAC Virtual Meeting
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
No School Students only- Election Day/Staff Professional Development
Thursday, November 7, 2024 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Middle School (Grades 6-8) Family Night at Haverhill High School
Friday, November 8, 2024
HHS Term 1 Report Cards Issued
Monday, November 11, 2024
No School – Veterans Day
Thursday, November 21, 2024. 7:00 PM
School Committee Meeting
Friday, November 22, 2024
PreK-8 Marks Close 1st Trimester
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 6:oo PM – 7:00 PM
Junior/Senior Class College Planning
Wednesday, November 27, 2024
Early Release – All Students
Thursday, November 28, 2024
No School – Thanksgiving Break
Friday, November 29, 2024
No School – Thanksgiving Break
Haverhill High School Roadshow
Our AMAZING team at Haverhill High School was back on the road again. This time, they visited Nettle Middle School. Students were given a presentation showcasing ALL the GREAT programs and resources Haverhill High School offers. For interested families, on Thursday, November 7, 2024, from 6:00 – 7:30 PM, Haverhill High School will host the Middle School Family Night! This is a chance for families with Grades 6-8 students to visit Haverhill High School, meet teachers and students, and learn more about their programs! To view the presentation students in middle school have seen, visit our website.
Tilton Elementary School
Students at Tilton Elementary had a special visit from the Haverhill Public Library Book Mobile! Students met with some librarians and were then able to take some books from the Book Mobile to read at school. We are grateful for all the resources our community partners offer our students!
HHS Middle School Roadshow & Career Fair at JG Whittier Middle School
Haverhill High School piloted a High School and Career Fair at JG Whittier Middle School to introduce middle school students in grades 5-8 to the many resources, programs, and supports available at the high school and connect students to academic, athletic, and career-related opportunities.
The idea of a High School and Career Fair for students in grades 5-8 stemmed from the positive feedback received in response to the HHS 8th grade “Middle School Roadshows” held at Consentino, Nettle, and Hunking in September. The Road Show presentations highlighted the many options and opportunities at HHS and stressed the idea that there is truly “Something for Everyone at Haverhill High School”.
During the High School and Career Fair the JGW gym was set up with tables showcasing HHS programs, academies, and industry partners. Following a brief slideshow presentation, students visited tables to see highlights of each program, and HHS staff and students were available to answer questions. Students were excited to learn more about the wide range of academic extracurricular activities and supports including HHS:
- Academies – STEM, Fine Arts, Humanities, and Health & Wellness Academies
- Athletic Programs
- Marine Corps JROTC Program
- Guidance Department
- Application programs- Classical Academy, Early College, Career Technical Education
Community business partners and student ambassadors for Career Technical Education programs provided hands-on activities to acquaint middle school students with potential career pathways. Currently, HHS offers five high-demand CTE programs designed to fill the STEM workforce labor gaps and connect students to livable-wage careers including Information Technology, Computer Science and Web Development, Healthcare Occupations, PLTW Engineering & Manufacturing, and PLTW Biomedical Sciences. Haverhill Public Schools extends a special thank you to Straumann Manufacturing Inc., City of Haverhill Engineering Department, HPS Information Technology Department, and HPS School Health Services for their participation in this informative event.
Students were surprised to learn that Haverhill High School offers over 23 Advanced Placement classes, free Early College classes, 35 sports programs including 55 teams as well as over 30 afterschool clubs. In addition, many students were not aware that MCJROTC, Rowing, the CTE Information Technology Program, the CTE Computer Science and Web Development Program and the 9th Grade Virtual Tour of Auschwitz are unique to HHS and not available at other area high schools.
Research shows that students who feel connected to their high school – either through extra-curricular activities or innovative pathways – have higher rates of graduation. The High School and Career Fair encouraged students to get involved in high school programs with the slogan “Haverhill High School has something for everyone!.”
The High School & Career Fair pilot will be at all district middle schools in the future. Families with students in 6th-8th grade are invited to the HHS Middle School Family Night on Thursday, November 7, 2024, from 6:00 – 7:30 PM at Haverhill High School. To view a slideshow presentation of the Roadshow, visit our website.
Tilton Roars
Tilton School’s had its first ROAR assembly for the school year. The assembly included reviewing the ROAR pledge, attendance winners for September (Ms. Vitiello’s class), and student-led pledges on how to be Kind! Go Tigers!
Hillie Nation
Our Hillie football team played a tough match against Central Catholic this month! They sure had a lot of help from the Cheerleaders led by Coaches Abby Wolfe and Mandie Bentley along with some Hillie Fans! We Love seeing Hillie Nation rally together for a game well played!
Hillies Take Place at the Topsfield Fair
Hillies take First Place at the Topsfield Fair
Pumpkins, Pumpkins, and more Pumpkins! Students at Haverhill High School have been busy this month decorating pumpkins, door hangings, and posters for the Topsfield Fair! Miss Nancy Burke filled her car and delivered the pumpkins to the Topsfield Fair and judged for best decoration during this year’s Fair, which ran from October 4 to 14!
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the students of Haverhill High School were able to enjoy a field trip to the Topsfield Fair. After their hard work in decorating pumpkins, door hangings, and posters, they were treated to an outdoor experience at the Fair, including an educational ‘Farm to Table’ presentation. The day was even more special when Dr. Marotta joined the students while they viewed their awards!
DRUM ROLL PLEASE!!!!! THE WINNER IS…..HAVERHILL HIGH SCHOOL! Our Hillies not only won multiple 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place ribbons individually, but they also collectively won a Ribbon from the Topsfield Fair for having the MOST First Place Ribbons!
For many of these students, this was their first time being close to farm animals and agriculture. We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our generous donors: Miss Nancy (pumpkins), the Topsfield Fair (admission/lunch), and the anonymous donors who paid for transportation! Your generosity created many memories! The day ended with a bus ride back to Haverhill and a chorus of “Sweet Caroline!” It was a perfect day!
Haverhill SEPAC
The Haverhill SEPAC will be joining the Federation for Children with Special Needs for this year’s Basic Rights program, focusing on Understanding the IEP. This is open to all caregivers, families, professionals, staff, etc. It is also virtual which is something many of our families have requested!
Food Service Department
Our students are back and enjoying the meals from our Food Service Department. In September they served over 170,000 meals including both breakfast and lunch!!!! That is truly amazing and not an easy task, so while this is to highlight employees going above and beyond we want everyone to know that we are so impressed and inspired by all of you. We have several employee of the month recipients because as you know we are here year round and feed students during the summer too!
Gloria Lister at Consentino
Gloria has really stepped up to the plate this summer by leading one of the summer kitchen prep sites for the very first time. She transitioned into this position with confidence and took to delegating and working under pressure with ease. She always came in with a position attitude and we received so many compliments about the meals coming from her site! We are so impressed with her growth and are excited to see Gloria flourish even more.
Evelyn Diaz at the High School
Evelyn was recently promoted to a position that requires her to take on additional responsibilities and has shown that she is capable at handling anything thrown her way. She is a great team player and has seamlessly transitioned into her current role. She communicates effectively with her team which makes the flow of the kitchen smooth which is no easy feat at the HS!! We are so proud of you Evelyn!
Kristen Thistlewood at the High School
Kristen has grown immensely as a manager and individual over the past few years. She came in during this past summer and worked extra to prepare the kitchen for the students’ return. The kitchen was under construction for the new walk-in project but that did not stop her from organizing and brainstorming ways to help her staff work more efficiently but also made things easier for them. We’ve had a lot of staffing changes requiring training and one-on-one attention ensuring the staff have what they need to be successful. Thank you for your hard work and dedication Kristen!
Karen Buck at the High School
Karen has seamlessly integrated into the HS kitchen becoming such a welcomed part of the team. She is a strong team player and truly has taken to her responsibilities with such ease putting out delicious meals that are one of the top meals that students request! Karen also provides a witty sense of humor that makes the time fly by when talking to her and making the work environment a fun and enjoyable place to be. We are so happy to have you on our team Karen!
Melissa Pascucci at the High School
Melissa has taken on the task of creating the new Acai Bowl Bar at the High School! Now as one of the most popular items for lunch, she single-handedly makes fresh Acai bowls and toppings fresh everyday for the students to enjoy. It’s amazing to see how much the students love these and how much hard-work and dedication she has to providing our students with delicious nutritious meals. Thank you Melissa!
Career Technical Education
HHS Career Technical Education students in the Healthcare Occupations program learned about Hospice care from Tina Hardy of High Pointe Hospice House which is located in Haverhill. Healthcare Occupations Juniors and Sophomores heard stories of the supportive and caring jobs hospice houses can offer. They also learned how the physical environment of the hospice house can offer peace of mind and opportunities for those experiencing end of life care. The beautiful surroundings, inside and outside, are available for friends and family to be with their loved ones. Students learned about volunteer opportunities through job shadow days and internships as well as how hospice care can be a valuable, fulfilling career. For more information about CTE work-based learning opportunities, contact Lisa Hunt, lhunt@haverhill-ps.org.
Bartlett School & Assessment Center
The weather was great, the pumpkins were ready for decorating, and the families had a great time at the Annual Pumpkin Festival. Over 14 families gathered at Chris’ Farmstand in Haverhill to celebrate fall with a hayride, pumpkin decorating, and refreshments.
Bradford Elementary School
These huskies ran their little hearts out and had the best time today at Bradford Elementary Fun Run! Thank you to all parents, friends, and families who donated and came to show their support! And a big thank you to all the staff at BES for helping make today such a success! They came. They ran. They were happy!
Tilton Elementary School
Shout out to these Tilton Tigers in Mrs. Vitiello’s class! They won an Attendance Breakfast celebration for having the best attendance rate for September! Keep up the excellent work!
Bradford Elementary
Let’s go, Huskies! We are so proud of these students. They were awarded an attendance breakfast with their families for having the best attendance at Bradford Elementary! Thank you to our Special Guests, Nicole Donnelly, HPD School Resource Officer; Ryan Hamilton, State Representative; and Richard Rosa, School Committee, for coming out to help us celebrate!
Middle School Grade 6-8 Family Night at Haverhill High School
Discover Your Future at Haverhill High School!
Haverhill High School hosts exciting events to showcase the fantastic opportunities and learn about HHS programs and pathways. Remember to check out our many AP classes, sports teams, clubs, and work-based learning activities. These events will help students and families discover the incredible resources, programs, and support available at Haverhill High! We hope you join us for Middle School Grade 6-8 Family Night at Haverhill High School on Thursday, November 7, 2024 from 6:00 – 7:30 PM.
Bradford Elementary
It takes a village to make our schools GREAT! We are so thankful for ours! At Bradford Elementary, these AMAZING people received the PRIDE (Professional, Recognition, Inclusive, Dedicated, and Energetic) Award for September! Thank you for making a difference in our Schools!
Silver Hill Elementary
Let’s GO, Jaguars! Another Attendance Award Breakfast was held at Silver Hill Elementary! These students are the winners of October’s best attendance! Keep working hard!
Bradford Elementary
The weather has been perfect for Fall Sports! The Bradford Huskies participated in a Cross Country Event this past week. A large turnout of runners shared in some sunshine, fun, and good competition!
Career Technical Education
Mrs. Johnston’s Career Technical Education PLTW Principles of Biomedical Science classes had a wonderful experience at Northern Essex Community College on Friday. They dusted for prints, analyzed blood spatter, examined hair, and explored and staged realistic crime scenes with Dr. Ken Thomas. They also assembled full size skeletons by figuring out how to connect all the bones with Dr. Kim Waligora and toured the beautiful Haverhill campus on a gorgeous autumn day with the Dean of Science Dr. Carolyn Knoepfler, who discussed opportunities at the school as well as the Early College Program. Many thanks to Northern Essex and our CTE team for making such a great day possible for our students! For more information about CTE Work-Based Learning opportunities, contact Lisa Hunt, lhunt@haverhill-ps.org.
Tilton Elementary School
Tilton Tigers ran in great form during their Cross Country Meet last week! Exercise is vital for growing minds and bodies but also important for mental well-being! Running releases endorphins reduces stress, improves mood, and helps students feel more focused and positive! We love that they enjoyed a beautiful day outside with their friends! Go Tigers!
Career Technical Education
CTE Information Technology and Computer Science & Web Development Sophomores were fortunate to hear from George Peters from New England Invents (NEI) during their Entrepreneurship class. This marks the beginning of a new Inventor in Residence program at Haverhill High School – the first of its kind in Massachusetts! Mr. Peters introduced students to “What is an Inventor” and shared highlights from his past experiences. Students had the opportunity to see his first patent, as well as some of his and other inventors’ product samples. Students also learned about professionalism and the importance of a first impression. Haverhill Public Schools students who are age 18 and under are invited to become members of NEI at no cost! New England Invents is located at the iHub in downtown Haverhill. This is an exciting opportunity for our students and we extend a huge thank you to George Peters and New England Invents! For more information about CTE Work-Based Learning opportunities, contact Lisa Hunt, lhunt@haverhill-ps.org.
Device Waiver Fee
As part of the District’s 1:1 initiative, every Haverhill Public Schools student receives a HPS-issued Chromebook. HPS offers the opportunity to protect school-issued devices for the school year by paying a Device Waiver Fee. As outlined in the HPS Student Technology Device Policy, this $20 fee will help to cover the costs of potential damage, repair, or loss for the school year for the assigned device. For more information visit our website.
District 8th Grade Students visit Haverhill High School
HHS welcomes Rising 9th graders from all middle schools this week and next. Students are led on an in-depth tour of HHS by student tour guides who offer insight into all programs and highlights. They are greeted by the chorus singing their hearts out! Students pass through the halls, visit all areas, and finish the tour in the auditorium, greeted by Michael Downs, Principal, and Meg Arivella, Supervisor of School Counseling. They heard the fantastic tunes by the HHS band and watched a sneak peek of the upcoming school play performance by the theater students.
Hillie Athletics
Shout out to the Girls’ Cross Country Team! The Hillie Girls’ Cross Country team won a second straight Merrimack Valley Conference regular season championship. The Hillies finished with a perfect 5-0 record in MVC Division 2 competition
Career Technical Education
Career Technical Education Sophomores in the PLTW Biomedical Science program were fortunate to hear about radiology as a career from Jacob Calkins, Lead MRI Research Specialist at the MGH Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging. Mr. Calkins provided a great overview of the various career paths available to radiologists as well as various employment opportunities. The class is excited for a visit to their facility in Boston in December! Special thanks to Mr. Calkins for sharing his time and experiences with us. For more information about CTE Work-Based Learning opportunities, contact Lisa Hunt at lhunt@haverhill-ps.org.
Drug Story Theatre “Back to Life”
HHS School Counseling Department hosted a performance by Drug Story Theater, “Back to Life,” sponsored by the Mayor’s NFI/HOPE Task Force. It was a great night, full of information, guest speakers, a mini-tabling event offering Narcan, swag bags, resources, and a riveting performance by young adults with lived experience. Drug Story Theater will return to Haverhill High School during the day on November 15th for a return performance directed towards teenagers.
Junior & Senior College Planning
Calling Junior & Senior Parents/Guardians: Although necessary, Information on financial aid can be dull. Our School Counseling Department at HHS would like to put a spin on it this year and host Kevin Fudge, an MEFA representative. He is an entertaining presenter and provides the ins and outs of FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). He will present to interested families in the high school auditorium on Tuesday, November 26th, from 6-7 pm. FAFSA opens on December 1st. Please join us! If you will be attending and require translation services, please contact: megan.arivella@haverhill-ps.org
Silver Hill Elementary
It’s Spooky Season! Students and families had a great time at Silver Hill Elementary Trunk or Treat night! SRO Milady Figueroa even joined in on the fun! Thank you to everyone who helped make this a night of fun and memories!
School Counseling Department
Did you know that the Haverhill High School Counseling Department has a monthly newsletter? Check out the November’s Newsletter above! Keep an eye on the School Counseling webpage. We are under construction, but we promise some great information will come soon!
Transportation Department
At HPS, student safety is our top priority; last year, we implemented the ZPass system to be able to identify when students board and depart a school bus. Each student with bus transportation was given a ZPass ID. We are noticing that the ZPass system is not being used to its potential. Effective immediately the Transportation Department, bus drivers, and schools will be enforcing the ZPass system. All students with bus transportation must swipe their ZPass ID when boarding and departing their bus (4 times every day)! If your child does not have a ZPass ID, please check with the main office of their school, and they will put in a request for a pass. If you have any questions, please contact the main office of the student’s school. For more information on the ZPass system, visit our website.
Thank you for your cooperation.
ALICE Drills
Hello Haverhill Families,
We’re reaching out to provide essential information about upcoming ALICE training and fire drills at our school. Since 2017, ALICE protocols have been a part of our emergency response approach to enhance safety for both students and staff. ALICE stands for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate, a proactive response program designed to keep everyone prepared during an emergency. Along with ALICE, we will continue to conduct regular fire drills to ensure everyone is familiar with procedures in the event of a fire.
For each training and drill, we’ve established designated meeting points outside the school and off school property. These locations provide a safe and planned place where students and staff can regroup and account for everyone. Having set meeting points helps reduce confusion and ensures a calm, coordinated response.
In collaboration with the Haverhill Police Department, some of this year’s designated meeting points are located within nearby neighborhoods, chosen for their accessibility and safety away from hazards like heavy traffic. We want to reassure our community that the Haverhill Police Department is closely involved, ensuring safety throughout these drills. If you see groups of students and staff in an unusual location, it’s likely part of a planned ALICE or fire drill. The designated meeting areas are always on public property and do not pose any risk to private property. For more information about ALICE, visit our website.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to make safety our top priority. Your support helps us build a resilient, prepared community, ready to handle emergencies effectively. Together, we can ensure a safer environment for all.
Warm regards,
Haverhill Public Schools
ALICE – Arabic
ALICE – French
ALICE – Haitian Creole
ALICE – Portuguese
ALICE – Spanish
Hunking School
Shout out to Mollie MacIntosh, National Champion of Major League Baseball’s Pitch, Hit & Run Championship! Recently, Mollie competed in Los Angeles, California, after Game 2 of the World Series L.A. Dodgers vs. New York Yankees game. She ranked first in her division of 7 & 8 year old athletes competing against other regional winners. To learn more about this event and Mollie, check out the article in WHAV! We sure are PROUD of this Bobcat!
Bradford Elementary
Students at Bradford Elementary have been studying Claude Monet in Art Class. They enter the Best Dressed Big Dog Contest on Bradford Common every year. Claude Monet inspired this year’s entry with his Water Lilies painting. Well, the judges were quite impressed, and they WON 1st Place for the second time in a row. Excellent work, Huskies! We are PROUD of you!
Tilton Elementary School
Tilton Elementary’s Literacy Trunk or Treat event was a huge success! The weather was great, and the creativity used for decorating the cars and costumes was Amazing! Every student received a book in connection with our Curriculum Wit and Wisdom modules! Thank you to everyone who participated; we are sure many memories were made!
Haverhill High School Counseling
HHS School Counseling Department enjoys working with our community partners, HOPE team clinicians from NFI, and Shannon Grant partners. These collaborations are essential to further developing support and interventions for our students.
Career Technical Education
CTE Biomedical Science Juniors in Mrs. Bamford’s class learned about Audiology as a career path from Sarah Linskey, Doctor of Audiology and owner of Nashoba Valley Hearing. Dr. Linskey shared information about how sound is received through the ears and processed by the brain. It was a very interesting and thorough presentation that aligned with the current class curriculum. Students were very engaged and asked great questions! Special thanks to Dr. Linskey for sharing her time with our students. For more information about CTE Work-Based Learning opportunities, contact Lisa Hunt at lhunt@haverhill-ps.org.
Consentino Middle School
Consentino Middle School had a HUGE turnout for Fright Night! Charger Nation came out to have fun and raise funds for their PRIDE program. SHOUT OUT to the Consentino Climate Committee, Ms. Mosho, Mrs. Sosa, Student Council Candidates, NJHS, and Charger Alums for making this event a great success!
Bradford Elementary School
Bradford Elementary went all out for their Annual Husky Harvest! Students had a great time with fun activities and Trick or Treating for candy. Thank you to everyone who helped make this night a success!
Hillie Athletics
The girls’ soccer team won the 2024 Merrimack Valley Conference regular season title. Congratulations Hillies!
Halloween Fun
Halloween isn’t just for kids! Over at Haverhill High, our Curriculum Department and School Counseling Department took it to another level! We love the enthusiasm and creativity!
R.I.S.E
The R.I.S.E after-school program at Haverhill High School met this month to learn about the credits needed for graduation! Knowledge is power!
Hillie Athletics
Lauren Downer was named to the MVC Cross Country All-Conference First Team. Congratulations!
Career Technical Education
Sophomores in the CTE Healthcare Occupations course were honored to have Dr. Mary Clisbee of Partners in Health visit the classroom and speak about global health issues and initiatives. Dr. Clisbee is based out of Haiti and recently returned from Sierra Leone where she is involved in efforts to build a new hospital. Students learned about issues facing much of the world’s population including severe poverty, disease and a lack of clean water. Dr. Clisbee spoke about her experiences over her years in this setting and opportunities for people to become involved in healthcare inequities in a compassionate and collaborative way. A huge thank you to Dr. Clisbee for sharing her time and experiences with our students! For more information about CTE Work-Based Learning opportunities, contact Lisa Hunt at lhunt@haverhill-ps.org.
Bartlett School & Assessment Center
Bartlett School & Assessment Center students recently participated in a Pumpkin Decorating Contest. Each classroom created beautiful characters, highlighting many books. Which one do you think is the best?
Congrats to our Hillie All-Conference Athletes
Career Technical Education
Mrs. Johnston’s CTE Biomedical Science class was fortunate to have Forensic Scientist Julianna Hooper from the State Police Crime Lab in Danvers speak to them about processing evidence from crime scenes including blood, DNA, fingerprints, body fluids, bullets and more. They tried out various kinds of tests, including viewing seemingly invisible stains with UV light, collecting lead and copper from bullet fragments, as well as correct dusting technique. They also watched demos for how to test for trace evidence such as blood and gunpowder residue. It was a fascinating day and we appreciate Ms. Hooper’s expertise! For more information about CTE Work-Based Learning opportunities, contact Lisa Hunt at lhunt@haverhill-ps.org.
Hillie Athletics
Mike Maguire was named the MVC Cross Country Coach of the Year. Our great coaches are why we have great athletes! Congratulations, Coach!
Consentino Middle School
Construction at Consentino Middle School is making progress! Where the gym area and one-story connector to the academic building are starting to take shape. In the next few days, you will see a much better outline of the gym! Before we know it, students will be filling the hallways! You can follow along with the progress on the A.B. Consentino Facebook page.
HAVERHILL SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Haverhill School Committee Approved Meeting Schedule
Thursday, November 21, 2024
Thursday, December 12, 2024
Regular meetings of the School Committee are held at 7:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month in the Theodore A. Pelosi, Jr. Council Chambers, 4 Summer Street in Haverhill. Citizens of Haverhill who wish to submit items for a meeting agenda, should email the agenda item to the School Committee Office, Attn: Beverly McGillicuddy, Secretary to the Haverhill School Committee beverly.mcgillicuddy@haverhill-ps.org with a copy to both the Superintendent of Schools and the Mayor no later than the seven (7) days prior to a Committee meeting is held.
For additional information please visit the School Committee Department on our website.
Mayor, Melinda E. Barrett, Chairperson
mayor@cityofhaverhill.com
Attorney Paul Magliocchetti, Vice Chairperson
pmagliocchetti@haverhill-ps.org
Ms. Yonnie Collins, Ward 6
yonnie.collins@haverhill-ps.org
Ms. Erica Diaz, Ward 1
erica.diaz@haverhill-ps.org
Ms. Cheryl Ferguson, Ward 3
cheryl.ferguson@haverhill-ps.org
Dr. Thomas Grannemann, Ward 7
thomas.grannemann@haverhill-ps.org
Mrs. Mikaela Lalumiere, Ward 4
mikaela.lalumiere@haverhill-ps.org
Attorney Richard Rosa, At-Large
richard.rosa@haverhill-ps.org
Ms. Maura Ryan-Ciardiello, At-Large
mryan-ciardiello@haverhill-ps.org
Dr. Jill Story, Ward 5
jill.story@haverhill-ps.org
Ms. Gail Sullivan, Ward 2
gail.sullivan@haverhill-ps.org
Mrs. Beverly McGillicuddy, Secretary
beverly.mcgillicuddy@haverhill-ps.org
