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Hundreds of Islanders flooded the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School gymnasium on Sunday to remember Waylon Sauer during an inaugural basketball tournament. Students and classmates organized the annual Waylon Madison Sauer Memorial Basketball Tournament, named in honor of the MVRHS junior who passed away tragically in a single-car crash in November last year. The high […]
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MVRHS welcomes back most students
Majority of school population is back in person; seniors look toward graduation.
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The gym is one of the areas students are using to eat a socially distanced lunch. - Courtesy Jeremy Light
MVRHS reports that 90 percent of its student population has returned to in-person instruction as of this week. -Lucas Thors
The hallways and classrooms of Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (MVRHS) are more lively these days, now that around 90 percent of students have transitioned back to in-person instruction as of Monday, April 26.
When the COVID pandemic forced schools to shut down entirely and resort to remote learning, the high school worked to determine a plan for partial, and eventually full, reopening.
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Monday night Dhakir Warren expressed gratitude to his coworkers ahead of his departure for the Boys & Girls Club.
School officials bid a warm farewell to Dhakir Warren Monday night at a meeting of the Martha’s Vineyard High School Committee. Warren, the high school’s administrator of student affairs, was recently named as the next executive director of the Martha’s Vineyard Boys & Girls Club. While he will stay on at the school until June, Warren pre-requested the opportunity to comment on his departure and complement those he’s worked with. He reserved special gratitude for high school principal Sara Dingledy.