Malden adopts eight policy updates, Protect Act rule
Malden schools beat the statewide MCAS slide while enrollment drops to 5,821 students.
Malden schools beat the statewide MCAS slide while enrollment drops to 5,821 students.
Malden's School Committee approved a revised bullying prevention plan and ordered an internal student residency audit.
Malden School Committee adopted a $134.4 million fiscal 2027 budget and split over a new vice chair.
Malden's School Committee voted to keep the district out of inter-district school choice for 2026-27 after a narrower 20-seat plan failed 5-3.
The Malden School Committee voted unanimously to adopt the nonprofit Fishtank Learning curriculum for ninth and tenth grade English, rejecting StudySync over cost and embedded artificial intelligence features.
Malden's School Committee tabled a resolution backing a Proposition 2.5 override and voted to close pre-K-8 schools for the March 31 special election.
The Malden School Committee voted 9-0 to extend its contract with transportation provider NRT by one year. Member Jennifer Spadafora, who negotiated the terms, said there is little competition among vendors, noting "there really is not many options out there."
Malden School Committee appointed Everett teacher Sean Salazar to the Northeast Metro Tech regional school board. The committee's first motion, to name former Malden School Committee member Leonard Iovino to the seat, failed 6-3, after which members voted to make Salazar's appointment unanimous.
Malden School Committee adopted a new 2026-27 calendar and pushed off two decisions after public pressure over an AI tutoring tool.
Malden School Committee begins work on new graduation competency policy after Question 2.
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