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High school gets a new principal

The gradual shift from winter to spring isn’t the only significant change for the Vineyard this week: The principal for the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (MVRHS) was picked as well. He is one of the many new people in top positions at Island schools, all of whom will start this summer. Bryan Lombardi, who’s…

Scholarship fund honors longtime Island educator

The Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation (MVCF) announced a new scholarship fund for Island students who are in pursuit of higher knowledge.  The Dr. James H. Weiss Scholarship Fund was named after the benefactor himself, who was the superintendent of Island schools for a decade and died in August after a hard-fought battle with leukemia. The…

High school building project

High school wins long-awaited funding approval from the state

The cost of the most expensive capital project ever seen on Martha’s Vineyard was finalized on Wednesday morning, along with the reimbursement school officials can expect to see from a state-supported organization.  At $333.5 million, the planned renovation and addition of the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (MVRHS) is a…

High school construction expected to impact track program

As preparations continue for a new high school and public forums about the future of the building are officially underway, one sacrifice down the road will be experienced by the Vineyard’s track team, which will take a hit by the upcoming construction. In a meeting room at the West Tisbury…

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