Marblehead High School
Location
2 Humphrey Street Marblehead, Massachusetts , Essex 01945 United States
Coordinates	42°29′32″N 70°52′09″W / 42.49222°N 70.86917°W / 42.49222; -70.86917
Information
Type	Public high school
School district	Marblehead Public Schools
CEEB code	221325
NCES School ID	250726001124
Principal	Brady Weed
Teaching staff	86.11 (FTE) [1]
Grades	9–12
Gender	Coeducational
Number of students	1,054 (2018–19) [1]
Student to teacher ratio	12.24 [1]
Color(s)	Red and black
Athletics conference	Northeastern Conference
Mascot	Magician
Rival	Swampscott High School
Accreditation	NEASC
Website	Official website

Marblehead High School is a public high school located in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

History

The school has approximately 970 students. ^[2] The current campus began construction in 2001, and opened for the 2002–2003 school year. In 2002, National Grand Bank opened a student-operated bank branch in the school.

Academics

The school currently employs approximately 70 teachers ^[3] among five core subjects ( Mathematics, English language, Social Studies, and the Sciences), foreign languages ( Spanish language, French language, and Latin), as well as special education staff and tutors.

Athletics

Currently, Marblehead High School has over thirty sports teams for fall, winter, and spring sports. The school mascot for most sports is the Magicians. However, the boys' ice hockey team is known as the Headers, continuing the insistence of former head coach Bob Roland, who coached the team from 1962-1992. ^[4] Marblehead High School athletics has had significant success in recent years, winning numerous conference and state titles in the past several years, including a state title in hockey in 2011, and their first ever state title in boys cross country in 2015. ^[5]

Arts

Marblehead High School has an extensive Arts program with courses in Music, Theatre, Drawing, Sculpture, Photography, CAD/Architecture, Television Production, and Woodworking.

Notable alumni

• Keith Ablow, psychiatrist
• Abdul-Malik Abu (born 1995), basketball player in the Israeli Premier Basketball League
• Rob Delaney, comedian
• Shalane Flanagan, Olympic long-distance runner
• Loyd Grossman, author
• Dick Hinch, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives
• Bob Ingalls, professional football player
• Joel Mark Noe, surgeon
• Bruce Rosenbaum, artist
• Cory Schneider, professional ice hockey player
• Charlie Semine, actor
• Amy Siskind, activist

See also

• List of high schools in Massachusetts

References