School News
Due to Weather, Students to be Dismissed at 11 a.m. Today
Due to inclement weather predicted for this afternoon, students will be dismissed at 11 a.m. today, Feb, 12.
Read MoreTwo Hour Delay on Thursday, Jan. 31
Northeast will have a TWO HOUR delay on Thursday, January 31, 2019. School will start at 9:45 am. BUS STUDENTS should be at your bus stop TWO HOURS later than the usual time.
Read MoreNon-Northeast Metro Tech Students Invited to Attend Free Exploratory Program
WAKEFIELD — Northeast Metro Tech is once again opening its doors to non-vocational high school students interested in learning more about technical education.
Read MoreFebruary is Teen Dating Awareness Month
RESPOND and the Wakefiled Police Department invite community members to attend a workshop geared toward parents and caregivers of pre-teens and adolescents surrounding teen dating violence.
Read MoreNortheast Metro Tech Earns Skills Capital Grant for STEM Programming
WAKEFIELD — School Committee Chair Deborah Davis and Superintendent David DiBarri are pleased to announce that Northeast Metro Tech received a $106,320 Skills Capital Grant to increase students’ access to STEM occupational opportunities.
Read MoreNortheast Working with Panera for SkillsUSA Fundraiser
To help raise money for this year’s SkillsUSA competition, Northeast Metro Tech is partnering with Panera.
Read MoreNortheast Reminds Students of Dangers of E-Cigarettes
In an article published by NBC, writers Lauren Dunn, Maggie Fox and Catie Beck speak to 15-year-old student Luka Kinard about the negative effects vaping had on his life.
Read MoreLINK: FAFSA Day 2019 Student Survey
FAFSA Day 2019 Student Survey Link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/fd1718
Read MoreNortheast Metro Tech Students Earn John and Abigail Adams Scholarships
WAKEFIELD — School Committee Chair Deborah Davis and Superintendent David DiBarri are pleased to announce that 74 seniors earned John and Abigail Adams Scholarships for eight semesters tuition free at any Massachusetts state college or university.
Read MoreNortheast Metro Tech Student Wins Vocational State Golf Championship
WAKEFIELD — Stoneham School Committee member Larry Means and Superintendent David DiBarri are pleased to announce that junior Patrick Maloney became the first student in Northeast Metro Tech history to win the Individual Vocational State Golf Championship. Maloney, of Stoneham, who is captain of the Golden Knights golf team, was one of 45 students to play…
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