Marshall Simonds Middle is a public school located in Burlington, MA, which is in a large suburb setting. The student population of Marshall Simonds Middle is 817 and the school serves 6-8.

Burlington parents demand school do more to protect LGBTQ students after pride display destroyed 01:30. BURLINGTON - What was supposed to be a celebration of LGBTQ+ pride at the Marshall Simonds ...

Police have increased their presence at a Massachusetts middle school on Tuesday after a phone call threat was made Friday. The threat was made to Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington ...

A middle school in Burlington, Massachusetts, has announced that a shortage of bus drivers will likely impact student pick-up on Monday morning. Administrators at the Marshall Simonds Middle ...

According to several reports, students at Marshall Simonds Middle School organized the June 2 celebration — for which they distributed rainbow stickers, posted Pride signs and encouraged ...

Burlington parents Adrianne Simeone and David Hanafin speak with Fox News Digital after their middle school children were forced to take a sexually explicit health survey despite being opted out.

On June 2, students at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington disrupted a Pride event. Joanne Rathe/The Boston Globe. By Susannah Sudborough. June 12, 2023 4 minutes to read.

Burlington leaders, parents decry students' destruction of Pride decorations at middle school Some students at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington, Massachusetts, protested against the ...

Students at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington were invited to wear rainbow-colored clothing on June 2 in celebration of Pride Month, Fox affiliate, Boston 25 News reported. "On that ...

The incident came during a June 2 spirit day at Marshall Simonds Middle School celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride month, Burlington School Committee Chair Martha Simon said Tuesday.

Students at Marshall Simonds Middle School organized the June 2 celebration — for which they distributed rainbow stickers, posted Pride signs and encouraged students to wear rainbow clothing.