Charter School Celebrates Class of 2019

The Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School celebrated its 19th graduating class in a ceremony today held under a large and colorful tent on school grounds. Teachers, families and friends stood as the seven graduates processed. Many of the graduates were barefoot, and all wore laurel crowns.

The graduating class of 2019 consisted of Layla Buckley, Aiden Donovan, Julia Kane, Ryan Laslovich, Kyle Ribeiro, Tatianna Reyes-Major and Charlotte Rooney.

Charter School director Peter Steedman delivered the welcome address.

“On their last day of high school these students led a youth summit discussing the steps our kids can take to save the planet,” he began. “I ask the older people in the audience, myself included, what did you do on your last day of high school?”… read more on Vineyard Gazette

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