Marblehead schools to allow football playoffs

A new $50,000 fine isn’t stopping the strike for Marblehead teachers
We will not settle contracts that pay any staff 16 dollars an hour, which is a current offer on the table,” said Samantha Rosato, a paraprofessional representative in Marblehead. As of Thursday night,
Marblehead schools to allow football playoffs as North Shore teacher strikes continue
Marblehead Public Schools will reinstate athletics and extracurriculars as teacher strikes drag on, the district reported Thursday, allowing this weekend’s high school football playoff game
Marblehead football allowed to play tournament game during teachers strike
Superintendent John Robidoux reversed his decision to cancel all athletic and extracurricular activities during the work stoppage.
Striking Marblehead teachers to face massive fine as 3 North Shore communities remain out of school
The striking teachers in Marblehead are set to face $50,000 fines after an Essex Superior Court judge’s ruling.
Amid teachers’ strike, Marblehead football team practices Tuesday and hopes to play Division 4 quarterfinal Friday
Marblehead parents have filed a petition in Lawrence District Court for an injunction that would allow previously scheduled athletic events and extracurriculars to continue during the strike.
Marblehead allows after-school activities during strike, teachers fined
Students will be allowed to resume extracurricular activities while teachers are on strike, Interim Superintendent John Robidoux said in a statement Thursday afternoon.
Despite hefty fines, school canceled in Beverly, Marblehead on Friday as teacher strike continues
Educators have canceled school in Marblehead for a fourth straight day as the illegal teacher strike continues.
In midst of teachers’ strike, Marblehead football will play Division 4 quarterfinal, but minus head coach
Interim superintendent John Robidoux said that athletic and extracurricular activities can take place this weekend, but union personnel can’t be involved, which includes 16-year coach Jim Rudloff.
Marblehead sports allowed to play this weekend as teacher strike continues
Even as school doors remain closed, kids in Marblehead will be allowed to play ball as the teacher strike threatens to extend into another week. Interim Superintendent John Robidoux said Thursday he reversed his decision to pause athletics after determining that the schools can safely allow games and other events to take place this weekend.
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Alleged Boston sex buyers lose bid to keep names secret
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