Student Technology

Malden Public Schools believes that by providing devices to students, we create opportunities to gives them quick access to information, open up creative opportunities, and prepares them with the skills needed to be successful in a 21st century world. In participating in supporting a 1:1 program, Malden is working to ensure that all students have access to technology. Students in grades K-5 students will have access to shared tech carts, while students in grades 6-8 will participate in a 1:1 program. Students in grades 9-12 will also participate in a 1:1 program with the addition that they may take their device home.

Below you will find documentation of policies and more information:

Grade K-8 Parent Letter

Grade 9-12 Parent Letter

Grades 9-12 Insurance Document

 

DESE’s My Teacher is aMAzing Commercial

Dear Malden Public Schools Students, Staff and Families,

Recently the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) selected Malden Public Schools to be featured in their upcoming advertisement.

The attached advertisement showcases the vibrant diversity and wonderful work that happens in our schools. We are very proud of our students, educators as well as the amazing support we receive from the families and community. Together, we have achieved amazing things and we will continue to do so.

We are truly honored that DESE selected Malden Public Schools for this opportunity. The advertisement is scheduled to air on TV and radio from January 7th to February 2nd. There will also be print and billboard advertisements.

“Every child deserves a champion – an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection, and insists that they become the best that they can possibly be.” – Rita Pierson

John Oteri
Superintendent

Food, Clothing and Services Resources

CHA Connect is a free online service that lists community programs in your area – such as food support, housing assistance, job training, and more. You can search in multiple languages.

WIC Nutrition Program

Mobile Food Market

Mothers Helping Mothers

Eliot Family Resource Center

Fuel Assistance

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DACA Statement

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Malden SEPAC

Malden SEPAC

Special Education Parent Advisory Council


We are an established SEPAC, whose focus is that of enhancing the parental voice in Special Education in the City of Malden. Our mission is to promote a family-school relationship of mutual involvement and respect. Our primary consideration is the well-being of the student, regardless of disability, culture or background.

PURPOSE
Advance the public school education of children with Special Needs
Promote meaningful parent-participation
Advise and support at the school, district, and state levels

WE ARE
Governed by elected board members that volunteer.
Assisted by school district, teachers, students and parent volunteers.

ABOUT US
Collectively we represent hundreds of Malden parents with Special Needs children.
We ensure that parents have a strong voice in their child’s education.
We ensure that the Malden Public Education system remains focused on the needs of its students.
We support parents in navigating the Special Education system as they exercise their rights and the rights of their children.
We hold regular meetings to discuss Special Education issues.

Date: September 23, 2024
Location: Salemwood School and Zoom
Topic: Malden SEPAC September Meeting: Introduction to the New IEP
Overview:  Malden SEPAC held an Information Night with the goal to provide parents and caregivers necessary information about the new IEP that will be implemented in Massachusetts in the 2024/2025 school year. Program Managers Stephanie Scalese and Jared Wickham from Malden Public Schools presented the updates, provided feedback and answered questions. In addition, we introduced the new Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Timothy Sippel and welcomed Pam MacDonald, Assistant Superintendent of Special Services.
Presentation Slides: Attached here


Contact Us

Malden SEPAC Officers 2023-2024

Jackie Ecker, President

Jessica Langton and Heather Barry, Vice Presidents

Amanda Ceide, Secretary

Vacant, Treasurer

Visit us on FACEBOOK

Email: SEPACMALDEN@gmail.com



Malden SEPAC Advisory Board

Salima Slimane, Past President of Malden SEPAC and Parent Advisor

Imene Bouziane Saidi, Past Vice President of Malden SEPAC and Education Consultant

Marilyn Andrews, Past President of Malden SEPAC

Upcoming Events

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  • High School
  • MHS Athletic Events
  • Beebe
  • Ferryway
  • Forestdale
  • Linden STEAM
  • Salemwood
  • Early Learning Center

Family and Community Engagement Parent Advisory Council (MPS-PFAC)

Did you hear about the new new ADVISORY council in Malden Public Schools? Are you looking for a way to ENGAGE in the Public Schools?  Are you willing to SERVE and foster productive relationships with Malden Public Schools Central Administration ?  Please click below to complete a short form and JOIN in the excitement!

https://goo.gl/forms/HTHTJ19RAVflF8XA2

Overview/Scope:

  • An outlet for parents and families to engage district wide in Malden schools;
  • To communicate concerns, propose ideas and participate in the solutions to the school system challenges

Who:

  • Parents, Families and the community who represent Malden Schools

When:

  • Meeting Month-Date/Time-TBD;
  • 1st Meeting-All invited, but please RSVP to ensure adequate accommodations

Why:

  • To Foster productive relationships between Malden Public Schools Central Administration and Families.