A Career Spent Meeting Students Where They Are

As Jonah Maidoff reflects on his 28 years as a social studies teacher at Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School and his pending retirement, he says he will miss the school community the most.

“It’s a family and it’s exciting, and it’s close, and it feels very warm,” Mr. Maidoff said. “Our morning meetings are beautiful. And I have relationships with my students that are honest.”

Mr. Maidoff will say goodbye to the classroom and school he has called home for nearly three decades at the end of this school year. Graduation is Sunday, June 2.

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