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Community Schools partners with local agencies to support kids

Published December 4, 2008, 3:16 pm, Malden Observer

For the past two years, Partnership for Community Schools in Malden and Detective J.P. Kelley from the Malden Police Department have been implementing a mentoring program called “Adam 12” to the youth who attend after school programming at the Beebe, Forestdale, Ferryway and Linden schools.

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