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From a field of six, Christina Bryant wins School Committee seat
Christina Bryant is the newest member of the School Committee, filling a vacancy left by Michelle Badger, who was elected to the state House of Representatives in November. Bryant was chosen after four rounds of voting in a joint meeting of the School Committee and the Select Board Monday night. The boards, totaling 11 […]
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State says Plymouth pre-school was ‘less than forthcoming’ during investigation of alleged misconduct
The operators of Starboard Academy stonewalled, dissembled, and delayed efforts by a state agency to investigate allegations of misconduct at the private Plymouth school for young children, according to a report obtained by the Plymouth Independent. School leaders did almost nothing when a male teacher was accused of repeatedly touching a female colleague in front […]
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‘I can see myself getting a job in computers’
With the glow of the computer screen reflecting in her eyes, Isabella King tapped a keyboard several times and pushed “enter.” She waited a moment, then the pensive expression on her face brightened as the results began to appear. Beaming with pride, the Plymouth South High School sophomore said, “I can feel it! It’s starting […]
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From Plymouth South to modeling in South Korea
In this segment from the student-produced Panther TV show, learn about student Ava Davey-Bissett’s experience working as a model in South Korea’s Gangnam District.
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Some students manage a busy school schedule – and a part-time job.
Academics, extracurricular activities, sports….and a job. In this segment from Plymouth South High School’s Panther TV, learn about how some students manage to work part-time while juggling an already busy schedule.
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How to get a college education without breaking the bank
In this segment from Plymouth North High School’s student-produced Plymouth North News, a look at the tuition-free option that the state 15 community colleges now offer students.