New beginnings and farewells at the charter school

There are a lot of changes at Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School. Summer’s finally arrived, top leadership is changing at the school, and a longtime teacher is retiring. And in West Tisbury on Saturday, the charter school’s class of 2026 turned the page to the next chapter in their lives.

The charter school community gathered this weekend under a white tent set up on the campus to celebrate the 15 seniors who make up the class of 2026. It’s the largest graduating class since 2022, when the same number of students graduated, and the celebration was full of cheer, camaraderie, and emotional moments.

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