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GMHS 3rd Quarter Honor Roll Announced

The honor roll gives recognition to those students who have obtained a high standard of achievement and who have exhibited satisfactory conduct and effort. High Honors:  All A’s with no grade lower than an A-.  Honors:  All A’s and B’s with no grade lower than a B. GRADE 6 HIGH HONORS Emilia Adams, Nolan Andrus, Clarisse Aquino, Gabriella Barone, Aurora Berg, Rylan Breeze, Evelyn Cadieux, Alden Cervenka, Lucy Cirino, Ameleia Costa, Penelope D’Ambrosio, Joseph Dotolo, Jane Gunzelmann, Seeley Hallihan, Landon Hoenigsberg, Alessandra Imbriano, Leighton Kasberg, Benjamin King-Chapin,  Aria Kotlyar, Evan Kulesa, Clara LaGreca, Abigail Lindeman, Genevieve McDonald, Luke McDonald, Ian McGinnis, Donovan McKay, Alexis Moffatt, Scott Moses, Ella Newhall, Rylie Nickerson, Evan Paglia, Audrey Prendergast, Riley Standring, Julian Sweeney, Aidan Tidd, Riley Todisco  GRADE 6 HONORS Giavanna Amorello, Jack Cliffe, Lucia Connell, Leonide Despres, Vincent Dotolo, Charlotte Dumas,  Benjamin Faber, Dillon Faitella, Corinne Farrell, Amelia Groth, Sierra Kiricoples, Patrick Lawler, Scarlett Leary-Crist, Blake McCoy, Reese O’Leary, Anneke Oliver, Victoria Semidei, Kendall Tracy GRADE 7  HIGH HONORS Madelyn Amadon, Connor Bush, Bellah Carter, Cameron Chenette, Emma Dumas, Rose Durant, Marley Gustafson, Olive Heerlein, Lillian Kasberg, Ava King, Charles Lawler, Elizabeth Lufkin, Mia Martello, Matthew Martinez, Richard Mathews, Declan McCarthy, Olivia McManus, Savannah Monti, Andrea Rasinariu, Arianna Robbins, Dariel Rodriguez, Colin Schubert, Alexander Thornhill, James Turner   GRADE 7  HONORS Raffaele Amabile, Taelyn Beaver, Noah Bradley, Lilah Canny,  Bradley Chenette, Caroline Davenport, Daniel Dimov, Margaret Duggan, Olivia Dumas, Vex Graffum-Wnorowski, Adler Gunzelmann, Joshua Halmen, Noelani Jack, Avamarie Katzmire, Colin King, Cora Knight, Isabella Lopes,  Simona Mielcarek, Mason Monks, Kiley Nicholson, Olivia Pappalardo, Cameron Pelletier,Anton Peterson, Benjamin Rausch,Elianna Ronan, Paige Ruble, Logan Smith, Jaylynn Sordillo, Ellie Swales, Lila Tatelman, Mackenzie Tortorise, Ivy Tsiaousopoulos, Sofia Vaitis, Gabriela Vazquez GRADE 8 HIGH HONORS Victoria Barbarick, Isaiah Bradley, Bianna Breeze, Paige Buxton, Emily Hinchliffe, Aubrey Kato, Jasmine Kelly, Carter McGuire, Owen Meeker, Jackson Murray, Molly Rubino GRADE 8 HONORS Catherine Barbarick, Joshua Carozzi, Joseph Connery, Noah Corso, Jackson Donahue, Alec Easton, Sabrina Gallant, Sophia Gorman, Layla Gustafson, Veyra Guzman, Grace Hartford, Brylee Hodges, Ryleigh Hoenigsberg,  Francesca Imbriano, Rhys James, Finnegan Kelly, Kellen Kulesa, Kyle Lachendro, Phineas Leary-Crist, Peyton MacDougall, Charles Maguire, Sienna McCoy, Shane McGinnis, Sophia McMaster, Steven Melchin, Benjamin Niles, Adriana Scotti, Bodhi Tsiaousopoulos, Lando Twiss, Elizabeth Vizcaino Guerrero, Jocelyn Wormell, Sadie Young

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Superintendent's Blog Released

Middle School Gazette Published

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GHS Newsletter Published

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PB Family News 4/6/26 Published

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2026-2027 Registration is Open

GMHS 3rd Quarter Honor Roll Announced

 April 21, 2026 Middle School The honor roll gives recognition to those students who have obtained a high standard of achievement and who have exhibited satisfactory conduct and effort. High Honors:  All A’s with no grade lower than an A-.  Honors:  All A’s and B’s with no grade lower than a B. GRADE 9 HIGH HONORS Riley Boutchie, Oliva de Mars, Madison Everton, Sofia LaGreca  GRADE 9 HONORS Myles Amadon, Kyle Anderson, Abigail Durant, Helena Peterson,  Tyler Pinkham, Charlotte Smith, Owen Staude GRADE 10 HIGH HONORS Lillian Cadieux, Riley Connors, Meghan Maguire, Christian Mayhugh, Marshall Meeker, Keiran Neeley, Kate Savio, Lila Treem, Alec Turner, Rony Urena Hernandez, Ethan Walsh, Summer Young GRADE 10 HONORS Ryan Anderson, Nathan Anderton, Bryan Benoit, Lydia Boudreau, Shayna Caton, Dylan de Mars, Matthew Desfosses, Melina Giannopoulos, Katrin Hornberger, Isabella Lockett, Anthony Macchiavelli, Nikola Markovic, Crismeylin Mateo Brito, Nathan Ogden, Ioan Rasinariu, Connor Redoble, Alexandros Trougakos, Gwenyth Wheeler, Piper Yaskell  GRADE 11 HIGH HONORS Aidan Burgey, Leyang Zhang GRADE 11 HONORS Elizabeth Barbarick, Lauren Casella, Miah Davenport, Catalina Gallo, Kathryn Greenblatt, Anna Hanley, Brynn Hodges, Rachael Lee, Isaiah Oliver, Benicio Parra-Avila, Robert Skahan, Alana Smith, Luke St. Pierre,Gavin Wheeler, Sarah Whitlock GRADE 12 HIGH HONORS Madison Cirone, Katelyn Davies, Jordyn Deguio, Jacob Follis, Mia Girard, Anthony Gondella, Madelyn Grant,  John Halmen, Roman Kaczmarek, Liana Nakatsugawa, Jamisen Tanzilli,Wade Turner GRADE 12 HONORS Jayden Carvalho, Ava Cook, Taylor Coolidge, Julia Halmen, Finn Jackson, Emily McManus, Neve McNally, Keelin O’Malley, Emma Sadler, Rylee Samoisette, Joshua Yoon 

Georgetown Police Observe National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

The month of April is designated annually as National Distracted Driving Awareness Month.  According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2023, approximately 3,275 people died due to distracted driving. Distracted driving is defined as any activity that takes your attention off the road. This includes texting, talking on the phone, eating, adjusting the radio, or using in-car screens. Texting and driving is the most common cause of distracted driving. What you can do: Put your phone away before driving Use “do not disturb” while driving Set your GPS and music up before you start driving If you must respond to a message, pull over safely EYES UP, PHONES DOWN

Friends of Georgetown Library Thank 2025 Annual Appeal Donors

The Friends of the Georgetown Peabody Library wish to express sincere gratitude to all who responded to their 2025 Annual Appeal Letter.  Your generous gifts enable the Friends to support the myriad cultural programs and museum passes that our library provides. 2025 Tribute Gifts  The following donations have been dedicated in memoriam or in honor. IN MEMORY OF: Jim Cleary from Ruth Shores Dr. James Cleary from Grace & Barry Weinstein W.H. Hartman & Sara Bean from John Hartman Maryalice Homan from Ron Homan Cathy L’Hommedieu from Susanne Stuart Loved ones from Earl & Sylvia Johnston John R. Lynch from Gina Lynch Gloria Manor from Ann M. Welker George McIntosh from Janice & Jeremy Derby Marie Perry from Elizabeth & Mark Perry Bruce E. Prescott from Diane Prescott Bob & “T” Jean S. from Brian & Susan Testa Stuart Scranton from Paul & Noreen Berkland Kristen Stevenson from Julia & Gregory Stevenson Giustina from Mary Govostes IN HONOR OF: Maria J. Boragine from Paul & Mary Janson Our Boys (Garrett & Connor) from Lindsay Carritte Betsy Clark from Patty Clark and Bernard Kravitz Ruth DeAngelis from Diane & Larry Thoreson David S. George & David H. George from Sylvia George My grandchildren from Ann Carlson Adler & Heidi Gunzelmann from Edward Coleman Ellen & Bryan Kirchner from Anonymous Cathy L’Hommedieu from Linda Babeu Matthew from Roger & Wendy Lapointe Martha Lewis from Stephen Lewis Vincie Marttila from Annmarie Cobb Nana’s Nuthouse from Ryan Jordan Rick Palardy from Terry Palardy Regina Persson from Dan Persson Roderick V. Stanley from Margaret Stanley Marilda Sullivan & Fran Gosse from Jean Gosse Ruth Tyrie & Charles Flanders from Beverly Knapp CMV graduating college from Jessica Vasilenko The post 2025 Friends Annual Appeal – Thank You appeared first on Georgetown Peabody Library.

Georgetown Library Now Offers Discounted Boston Harbor Islands Ferry Passes

The Library now offers Boston Harbor Islands Ferry passes for the 2026 season of the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park. Summer 2026 schedule: Georges Island May 15 – June 14: Thursdays through Sundays June 16 – September 1: every day Spectacle Island July 15 – September 1: every day September 4 – 21: Thursdays through Sundays September 26 – October 13: Fridays through Sundays Peddocks Island from Hingham June 15 – September 7: every day BUT Tuesdays September 10 – October 12: Thursdays through Sundays Pass Benefits: Each pass admits up to 4 people at 50% off. How does it work? Reserve your pass here to receive the promo code and further instructions. This pass is a print-from-home pass, so you do not need to come into the library to pick it up! You can check the ferry schedule online or call the Boston Harbor Islands Welcome Center at 617-223-8666. The post Boston Harbor Islands Discount Ferry Passes appeared first on Georgetown Peabody Library.

Town Election Information Available from Georgetown

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FY 2026 Preliminary Tax Bills Released for Georgetown

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Georgetown Police Issue Safety Guidelines for Annual Senior Assassin Game

The Georgetown Police Department is aware that this time of year is when many students participate in the annual senior game known as “senior assassin.” The game involves students using water guns to get out a “target.”  Neither the Georgetown Police Department nor Georgetown Public Schools endorses this game. Students are not encouraged to participate.  Any behavior that violates the law may result in criminal charges and/ or school disciplinary consequences.  If students choose to participate, we urge them to abide by the following safety tips:  Water guns can be mistaken for real weapons and should be in bright color.  Do NOT play while driving or near any roadways.  Avoid playing at nighttime. When it is dark out, it is harder to see who and what you are doing, which could lead to injuries.  Avoid suspicious behaviors. Respect private property and businesses Do NOT enter yards, homes, or businesses without permission. Residents and students are reminded to be respectful and responsible while participating.

Penn Brook Family News - Week of 5/4/26

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Middle School Family Forum Presentation Available

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