Charter graduates set course for the future

Fearless was the word that came to Pete Steedman’s mind when describing the seven members of the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School’s class of 2019 at Sunday’s graduation ceremony.

Steedman, the school’s director, has been heading the school for a little over a year, but has made plenty of connections with the school’s newest graduates Layla Buckley, Kyle Ribeiro, Julia Kane, Ryan Hunter Laslovich, Tatianna Ruth Jimena Reyes-Major, Aiden C. Donovan, and Charlotte Rooney.

“This is your day and we’re here to celebrate everything you’ve given to our school,” Steedman said… read more on MV Times

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