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Marblehead approves High School Fieldhouse as polling station for June elections

April 04, 2025 | Marblehead Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts


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Marblehead approves High School Fieldhouse as polling station for June elections
The Marblehead School Committee meeting on April 4, 2025, focused on several key topics, including the approval of a polling station at Marblehead High School and updates on kindergarten registration.

During the meeting, committee members congratulated Frank on his new permanent role, highlighting the positive community engagement surrounding his appointment. A parent shared an emotional moment involving their child’s excitement for the school’s activities, showcasing the community's involvement in school events.

The committee discussed the current status of kindergarten registrations, with the registrar expected to provide updated numbers soon. This information is crucial as the school prepares for the upcoming orientation on April 10.

A significant agenda item was the request to use the Marblehead High School Field House as a polling station for the upcoming June elections. The committee expressed support for this initiative, emphasizing the importance of community collaboration. Fire Chief Gilliland noted that the location would improve accessibility for voters, particularly those with disabilities. The committee agreed to a trial run for the June elections, with plans to evaluate the arrangement for future elections.

The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote to approve the use of the Field House for the June 10 elections, with the understanding that further discussions would take place regarding its use in subsequent elections. This decision reflects the committee's commitment to facilitating civic engagement while ensuring the safety and accessibility of school facilities.

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