Alumni residents at Sunrise of Norwood presented a custom, hand-assembled 1,000-piece puzzle of the old high school to Principal George Usevich. The heartfelt event honored the school's legacy as the town prepared for the opening of its new facility.
Voters Approve New Norwood High School-April 12, 2009
Norwood High School Project Faces Delay Despite Overwhelming Voter Support On April 12, 2009, Norwood found itself at a dramatic crossroads — one defined by overwhelming civic unity on the … Continue reading Voters Approve New Norwood High School-April 12, 2009
Norwood High Launches Student‑Led Program To Prevent Gender Violence-April 10, 2003
In April 2003, Norwood High School took a proactive step toward creating a safer, more respectful environment for its students. Partnering with Northeastern University’s Center for the Study of Sports in … Continue reading Norwood High Launches Student‑Led Program To Prevent Gender Violence-April 10, 2003
Joseph Katchpole Succeeds George Usevich as Vice Principal of Norwood High School-August 23, 1990
Health and physical education department head Joseph Katchpole has been named acting vice principal of Norwood High School, succeeding George Usevich in the school administration.
Council on Aging Resists King Philip Elder Services Meal Program-August 24, 1977
Council on Aging President William Balfour opposed King Philip Elder Services meals for seniors, while South Norwood residents protested the proposed Pulse relocation to Washington Street.
School Committee Appoints Michael Gallahue and George Usevich to Key School Posts-August 26, 1971
Michael Gallahue and George Usevich were appointed to key administrative roles at Norwood High School for the 1971-72 school year.
Meeting Ignores School Pleas, Cuts Budget By $126,558-June 15, 1971
A fierce debate over encumbered funds and municipal parity dominates a marathon Norwood Town Meeting session over the town budget.
Almost 50% of Graduates Head To College-July 10, 1969
The Norwood High School guidance department released a significant report on July 10, 1969, detailing the educational future of the school’s 419 graduates. The data revealed that approximately 45 percent … Continue reading Almost 50% of Graduates Head To College-July 10, 1969