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Robert Gablosky Memorial Scholarship Goes to Pentucket Regional High Senior

A graduating Pentucket Regional High School student is this year’s winner of the Robert Gablosky Memorial Scholarship from the Greater Haverhill Arts Association. Timothy Friend, who will receive the $1,000 scholarship in a ceremony June 13, plans to pursue a career in film at Connecticut College. Robert J. Gablosky founded the Greater Haverhill Arts Association […]

Pentucket Regional Middle and High School Music Students Plan Two-Day Recital Online This Week

By WHAV Staff | (File photograph.) More than 100 Pentucket Regional Middle and High School music students are participating in a two-day, online recital this week, featuring 55 performances in all. The recital takes place Wednesday and Thursday, May 26 and May 27, at 7 p.m., and presented live on the district’s Pentucket Music Conservatory YouTube channel. The recital includes solo and group performances including original work. The faculty virtual rock band will perform the original Otis Redding version of “Respect,” which was later made famous by Aretha Franklin.  The grand finale features the Pentucket Regional High School choir, orchestra, band and percussion virtual ensemble performing a Beatles medley titled “Can’t Buy Me Love.”

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Pentucket Regional High School Plans Full, In-Person Learning by Month's End

By WHAV Staff | File photograph. (Image licensed by Ingram Image.) Pentucket Regional High School returns to fully in-person learning through a phased plan later this month. Superintendent Justin Bartholomew and Principal Jonathan Seymour said the transition will be staggered over three days, beginning Tuesday, April 27. “We’re very excited to bring students back into the building. There are so many benefits to in-person learning that we know our students have missed not only academically, but in building a rapport with their teachers and spending time with their peers as well,” Seymour said. Attending fully in-person classes on Tuesday, April 27, are all freshmen and seniors; sophomores and juniors in Cohort A, approximately half of both grades; and Cohort C students who have been attending school fully in-person for student support services.