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September 29, 2025 Dear Salem Public Schools Community, Today, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) publicly released the Spring 2025 MCAS (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System) and accountability…

Grade 4-12 students to be trained in system use between Mar. 10-Apr. 4 SALEM (Mar. 12, 2025) – Committed to the safety of its students and staff, the Salem Public…

By Jayda Chase | Social Media and Communications Coordinator, City Connects Jayda Chase, the Social Media and Communications Coordinator at City Connects, spent a recent day observing City Connects coordinators…

Grade 2 students learn about the habitats and benefits of area wildlife in immersion learning field trip SALEM (Dec. 19, 2024) – A live centipede five inches long. Crabs from…

Fifth-grader Eli Nagle and fourth-grader Henry Nagle of the Saltonstall School, and J.J. Reyes of Witchcraft Heights Elementary School — were invited to the Massachusetts State House to attend the…

Playground symbolizes community effort, belonging SALEM (Oct. 17, 2024) – ‘And how are the children?’  It was the first line Witchcraft Heights Elementary School Principal Susan Carmona spoke when she…

Each of the Salem Public Schools was well-represented Thursday, Oct. 3 at the 27th annual Haunted Happenings Grand Parade. This year’s theme was ‘Our Time on Earth,’ inspired by the 2024…

It’s what happens when you read the most books over the summer: You win Salem Public Schools’ Summer Learning Challenge at Witchcraft Heights Elementary School, and ride to school with…

Dear Parents and/or Guardians, We are writing to introduce our student support team here at Witchcraft Heights Elementary School. On our team consists of  As the student support team, we…

City of Salem invests in safety related initiatives as the new school year begins SALEM (Sept. 17, 2024) — In an effort to make certain students arrive safely to and…