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Retiring Brockton teacher overjoyed by surprise limo ride after very tough year
BROCKTON — Baker Elementary School physical education teacher Kathy Lyczynski always wanted to leave school on her final day in a limo. On Monday afternoon, she got that wish. The Brockton school surprised Lyczynski, who is retiring this year after a 25-year career as a Brockton Public Schools teacher,...
Long-time Brockton teacher gets dream sendoff into retirement
BROCKTON, Mass. — After a 25-year career, a Brockton physical education teacher got the sendoff she had dreamed of. Illness and loss forced Kathy Lyczynski to leave the job she loves sooner than she planned. On Monday, the community rallied around her and sent her off in style. Students...
New leadership at Fall River schools as Tansey Elementary faces district reconstructing
FALL RIVER, Mass. (WLNE) — The Fall River School Committee will meet tonight following the vote of a new Superintendent of Fall River Schools. Doctor Travey Curley was chosen as the new Superintendent, which led to the recent resignation of a school board member, Sara Rodrigues. Tonight’s meeting will...
Brockton High track star runs fast, learns fast and has not yet found his limit
BROCKTON — Brockton High School junior Lucas Andrade smiled as he stood in front of the starting blocks on the track at Marciano Stadium, listening to his coach speak. It was about 80 degrees at practice that afternoon, and the New England track and field championships were a couple days away.
'The girls were ready for it': Dighton-Rehoboth bats dominate in Division 3 Elite 8 win
NORTH DIGHTON — After the usually potent offense of No. 1 Dighton-Rehoboth (21-3, 11-3 South Coast Conference) was held to just five runs against No. 18 Foxboro in the Division 3 Round of 16 Tuesday, coach Katie Holmes turned her team's attention in practice to hitting the ball hard and being selective at the plate. To say that focus paid off Saturday would be an understatement. ...
Major upsets: Vote for the High School Softball Player of the Week
Silver Lake Regional's Delaney Moquin has been voted the High School Softball Player of the Week. Moquin received nearly 7,000 votes to earn the honor. The junior starred in the circle and at the dish in a 12-0 win over Minnechaug in the Div. 2 Round of 32. She pitched a no-hitter with 9 strikeouts. She also helped her cause by blasting a pair of home runs and driving in 7 RBIs.
Harbormen Move Past Mansfield to the Final Four
In the last home game of the season the Harboromen took care of business relatively easily against Mansfield on Saturday 9-3. The win made them the third Hingham High School team of the weekend to make the Final Four. Senior Rocco Egan, who was just named an USA Lacrosse All-American along with senior captain Nate Hoffman, was phenomial again winning face-offs. Senior captain Michael Garrity continues to put the ball in the net with three more goals. Junior Owen Packard extends his playoff scoring streak with three of his own. Sophomores Chase Beighley with two and Cam McKenna with one rounded out the scoring. Defense and Hoffman’s goaltending was again the difference in the game.
Bridgewater State Cybersecurity Program Sets Bar for Applied Training
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Apponequet junior has a knack for getting walk-off hits on the biggest stage
LAKEVILLE — The last time Lucas Tremblay had the winning RBI in walk-off fashion, it was to give the Freetown-Lakeville Youth Baseball team a berth in the 2019 Cal Ripken World Series. This time Tremblay helped Apponequet punch a ticket to the MIAA Division 3 Final Four. With the bases loaded and one out...
BISHOP FEEHAN – SISTER PATRICIA M. HARRINGTON AWARD
Bishop of Fall River, Bishop Edgar da Cunha, Named Sister Patricia M. Harrington, RSM Hero of Catholic Education Award Recipient. On May 30, Bishop Feehan High School recognized the Most Reverend Edgar Moreira da Cunha, S.D.V. as the recipient of the 2024 Patricia M. Harrington, RSM Hero of Catholic Education Award during its graduation ceremony.
Bishop Stang’s top 10 graduating students
Bishop Stang High School has announced its seniors with the top 10 highest GPAs. This year, the school will celebrate two valedictorians and two salutatorians. The two valedictorians are William Kippe of South Dartmouth and Logan Reis of Fall River. Kippe will attend the University of Virginia and Reis will attend Boston University in the fall.
Meet Atlantis Charter School's top 10 graduates of 2024
FALL RIVER — The following students graduated from Atlantis Charter School at the academic top of the senior class:. Dominic DeOliveira, valedictorian, is the son of Bethany Duarte and Michael DeOliveira. He will be attending UMass Dartmouth as a pre-law major. Dominic has been a member of the National Honor Society for four years. Dominic played varsity baseball and football during which he was a captain his senior year. Dominic aspires to become a lawyer. Dominic honors and cherishes the time he spent with his classmates at Atlantis Charter School.
‘Leave a legacy’: Old Colony class of 2024 graduates
ROCHESTER — The principal of Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School told graduating seniors they had the world in front of them and exemplified what it meant to be an Old Colony student. The graduation ceremony for the class of 2024 at Old Colony was held Friday, June...
Postseason run may be over, but lasting memories remain for Northbridge baseball squad
SEEKONK ― The Northbridge High baseball team’s postgame huddle lasted a little longer than usual following Saturday morning’s Division 4 quarterfinal loss to Seekonk. Of course, the Rams, who were seeking their second straight Final Four appearance, were disappointed with the 10-1 defeat, but they were more upset that they won’t be gathering for another practice this spring or playing in any more games together.
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