Although the 2025 graduating class of Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School consists of only two students, their impact has been felt throughout the student body, according to Pete Steedman, the director of school.
“It’s a small but mighty class,” Mr. Steedman said.
Morgan Caruso and Quinn Floyd began at the charter school as kindergarteners. On Saturday, 13 years later, the two will graduate in a ceremony that takes place on school grounds, beginning at 1:30 p.m.
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