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Triton Regional School District serves the Massachusetts coastal towns of Newbury, Rowley & Salisbury.

The Triton Regional School District serves the Massachusetts coastal towns of Newbury, Rowley and Salisbury. Located in the northeast corner of the state, these three communities provide a distinct population of students to the school district. With all three rural towns dating back to the 1630's, the area is rich in historical traditions and attractions which add to the academic experience of our students. The District is comprised of one elementary school in each town ranging in population from 575 to 675 students in Pre-K through grade 6. Upon completing the sixth grade, students attend the Triton Regional Middle School which houses approximately 475 students in grades 7 and 8. Sharing the same campus in Byfield, the Triton Regional High School houses around 900 students in grades 9 through 12. The total student population of the district is approximately 3,250 students from Preschool through the 12th grade.

11/02/2026

Triton Alumni Speaker Series: Inspiring Our 6th Graders!

A huge thank-you to Massachusetts State Trooper, Sergeant Christopher Thurlow, for visiting our 6th graders at SES last month as part of our Triton Alumni Speaker Series! We loved having you back at Triton to share your experiences, your career journey, and your work with police K-9s. 🚔🐕

This visit was extra special because he is also the proud dad of one of our 6th graders, who got to join in and learn a little more about her dad's career!

Our students learned how K-9s are trained to assist officers, the important responsibilities of working dogs, and what a career in law enforcement can look like. But the biggest takeaways went beyond how fun and educational it was!

Students reflected on the importance of working hard, persevering through challenges, making positive choices, exploring their interests, and never giving up on their goals. They also gained a greater appreciation for those who serve our communities and learned how different experiences can help shape their futures.

Thank you for sharing your time, stories, and valuable life lessons with our students. Your visit reminded them that there are many paths to success and that their own journeys are just beginning!

11/02/2026

November is Men's Mental Health Month

The William James College INTERFACE Referral Service is a free and confidential mental health information and referral helpline available to the Triton community.

We recognize the importance of supporting mental health and raising awareness across all stages of life. Our clinically trained resource and referral counselors take the time to understand your or your dependent's needs and connect you with vetted, licensed outpatient mental health providers that match your concerns, insurance, schedule, and preferences.

Please allow approximately 20 minutes to complete an intake.

📞 Call: 888-244-6843
🌐 Visit: williamjames.edu/interface

10/31/2026

On this week's Scoop with the Supe, take a look at the Global Read Aloud Day Newbury Elementary School 2nd graders participated in!

10/30/2026

Our final spotlight goes to TRHS Director of Guidance Meghan Ober! 🎉

📚 Her journey: Mrs. Ober has spent her entire 21-year career right here at Triton! After finishing her graduate work at Northeastern and an internship at Wellesley High, she stepped into a maternity leave position at Triton “and never looked back!” She served as a school counselor until 2015 and has led the guidance department as Director since the 2015–2016 school year.

❤️ What drew her to education: Both of her parents were English teachers, so she grew up seeing the joy they found in helping students learn and grow. She also saw “the massive stacks of essays on our dining room table,” so she knew she wanted to pave her own path! 📚😄 An incredible high school psychology teacher inspired her college major, and school counseling turned out to be “the perfect blend of psychology and education.”

🏫 The best part of her role: “Without a doubt, the people—our incredible students, supportive community, and my wonderful colleagues.” She loves helping students and families get the information they need to make decisions about the future, from course planning to career exploration to making the college process feel less overwhelming. “And, of course, nothing beats celebrating our students’ achievements and seeing how far they’ve come!”

✈️ Fun fact: She loves to travel and explore the world, and she even lived and went to school in the UK in 3rd grade! She grew up in South Dakota, came out here for college, and fell in love with the area. When she’s not at school, she’s usually planning her family’s next big adventure. 🌍

💡 Her advice to students: “In a world where you can be anything, be kind.” Be kind to others, “because everyone is carrying something you can’t see,” and to yourself. “High school is a special time, but remember there is a vast, beautiful world waiting for you out there. Be kind, stay true to who you are, and you will find your people.”

Thank you, Mrs. Ober, for all you do for Triton students and families! 💙

10/30/2026

🌟 National Principals Month Spotlight: Mrs. Tracey Marino, Assistant Principal of Newbury Elementary School 🌟

📚 Her journey: Mrs. Marino has been in education for 19 years, with three of those years at NES. Before becoming an administrator, she was a literacy coach. 📖

❤️ What drew her to education: Simply put, a “love of children.”

🏫 The best part of leading her school: “Tie between the kids and the amazing staff here!”

🎄 Fun fact: She and her husband own a Christmas tree farm in Topsfield, and it’s a true family business! All four of their children, along with their partners and friends, work there with them.

💡 Her advice to students: “Be kind - you never know what someone else is dealing with.”

Thank you, Mrs. Marino, for all you do for the NES community! 💙

10/30/2026

🌟 National Principals Month Spotlight: Mrs. Jane Keeler, Assistant Principal of Salisbury Elementary School 🌟

📚 Her journey: Mrs. Keeler has spent all 32 years of her career at Salisbury Elementary School! She has taught preschool through first grade, most of that time in kindergarten, and is now in her 6th year as Assistant Principal at SES.

❤️ What drew her to education: As a young child she loved to play “teacher,” and she was drawn to working with kids early on. Her mom, a classroom assistant, inspired her to go into education. “I knew I wanted to help children reach their full potential, no matter where their starting point was.”

🏫 The best part of leading her school: “I feel so privileged to support, inspire, and guide our students, teachers, and families every day. Nothing feels better than knowing you made a difference in someone’s day.” As a classroom teacher she made a difference for her students and their families. “As a building leader, I have the chance to positively impact an entire community.”

🏃‍♀️ Fun fact: She has competed in obstacle course races and road races, and she’s working on mastering arm balances in yoga! 🧘‍♀️

💡 Her advice to students: “Embrace challenges! Doing hard things helps you to grow and learn beyond your perceived potential.”

Thank you, Mrs. Keeler, for all you do for the Salisbury community! 💙

10/30/2026

🚔 Triton Alumni Speaker Series: Inspiring the Next Generation!

Earlier this month, we had the pleasure of welcoming Rachael Monzione, an Everett Police Officer and Newbury Elementary School alumna, to speak with our 6th graders as part of our Triton Alumni Speaker Series!

Even more special? She joined us while on maternity leave, bringing her little one along for the visit! A huge thank-you to her for taking the time to return to NES and share her experiences with our students, even with a sleeping baby in tow!

We also have to give a shout-out to our amazing 6th graders! As students quietly trickled into the auditorium, they were incredibly respectful of her sleeping baby, listened attentively, and asked SO many thoughtful questions. We couldn't have been prouder of how they represented our school community!

During her visit, students learned that being a police officer involves much more than protecting people, including investigating calls, completing physical and written tests, and making a significant commitment to serving the community.

But perhaps one of the most meaningful messages she shared was that you don't have to have your whole future figured out right now! Through her own journey, she reminded students that it's okay to be unsure, explore different interests, change your mind, and take time to find the path that's right for you. With hard work, determination, and perseverance, they can work toward goals that inspire them.

Afterward, students shared that her visit helped them feel more hopeful about their futures, more confident in their own potential, and reassured that they, too, can accomplish great things. Hearing from someone who once sat in their very same school helped make those possibilities feel a little closer to home.

Thank you for coming back to NES, sharing your story, and reminding our students that their future is full of possibilities! We're grateful for alumni who give back to their school community and inspire the next generation of Vikings.

10/29/2026

🌟 National Principals Month Spotlight: Mrs. Heidi Mongeau, Assistant Principal of Triton Regional Middle School 🌟

📚 Her journey: Mrs. Mongeau has been in education for 29 years, including 9 years as an administrator at Triton.

❤️ What drew her to education: She has wanted to be a teacher for as long as she can remember. “As a child, I would invite the neighborhood kids over to my house to play school—and, of course, I was always the teacher! 😊” Great teachers in middle and high school made a lasting difference in her life and inspired her to do the same for others, helping students “recognize their strengths, believe in themselves, and reach their full potential.”

🏫 The best part of leading her school: “One of the most rewarding parts of my day at Triton is simply loving on kids—making sure they know they are valued, seen, and that they belong.” She also helps students learn accountability. You’ll often hear her say, “We don’t have to be perfect, but we do have to take responsibility for our actions.” She loves working alongside TMS’s talented teachers, too, supporting their growth and celebrating their strengths.

🌲 Fun fact: She’s a self-proclaimed “nature nut”! Her favorite pastimes are walking in the woods and going to the beach. 🌊

💡 Her advice to students: “Never, ever... give up on yourself!”

Thank you, Mrs. Mongeau, for all you do for our middle school students and staff! 💙

10/29/2026

🌟 National Principals Month Spotlight: Mrs. Elyse Earls, Assistant Principal of Pine Grove School 🌟

📚 Her journey: Mrs. Earls is in her 14th year in education and her 7th as an administrator at Pine Grove. Before that, she taught kindergarten, 3rd grade, and 5th grade right here at PGS, and she spent one year as a math coach in another district.

❤️ What drew her to education: “Working with students and helping them grow as both learners and community members is extremely fulfilling. Youthful energy is contagious and it is one of the things that makes education such a fun and rewarding profession!”

🏫 The best part of leading her school: “The students and staff have the biggest hearts and we have so much fun together! I love getting to make a difference in our school!”

🧮 Fun fact: Along with her education degree, she has a degree in theoretical mathematics from UConn! She was also a model for the store Limited Too in the ’90s. 📸

💡 Her advice to students: “When things feel hard, whether it’s academically, socially, or emotionally, know that these challenges are opportunities to help your brain grow stronger and your heart grow wiser.”

Thank you, Mrs. Earls, for all you do for the Pine Grove family! 💙

10/28/2026

🌟 National Principals Month Spotlight: Mr. Patrick Kelley, Principal of Triton Regional High School 🌟

📚 His journey: Before coming to Triton, Mr. Kelley was an assistant principal in Holliston, and before that he taught in Sharon and Marblehead.

❤️ What drew him to education: “I always loved working with young people.”

🏫 The best part of leading his school: “Getting to interact with our students.”

🏕️ Fun fact: He loves camping and hiking in the woods! 🌲🥾

💡 His advice to students: “Follow your bliss. Find what makes you happy and keep moving in that direction.”

Thank you, Mr. Kelley, for all you do for the Triton High community! 💙

Address

112 Elm Street
Byfield, MA
01922

Telephone

+19784652397

Website

http://www.tritonschools.org/

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