Tenacious and passionate are how Pete Steedman, director of Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School, describes the seven students graduating this weekend.
“They showed incredible resilience and that’s something we’re so proud of them for,” Mr. Steedman said.
Most of the students will continue their studies after high school, heading to college to pursue a wide variety of fields, including sociology and veterinary technology.
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