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On May 26th,the legacy senior project of MMHS being of our students and staff, as well as academic senior Hifsa Mustafa `Who We Are—Exploring Diversity growth for every student are the "why" behind our Through Stories and Photographs of the Immigrant decision-making. Every day of this school year was Experience in Our Community' was presented at the important not only as an opportunity to experience Mashpee Public Library. This project showcased, academic growth, but also as an opportunity to build honored, and highlighted students and families relationships. who have immigrated to our Mashpee community. Through their photographs and stories, Hifsa and her Thank you to the members of our Mashpee team helped our community to better understand and "connected community" for your support. We are embrace the backgrounds,strengths,and hopes of these Fateful to our "Southport Falcons," to the Mashpee immigrants,and to learn the challenges they overcame Wampanoag Tribe, to the many businesses and in order to make a new home in America. The exhibit at organizations that support our programs and initiatives, the library remained on display throughout the summer and to all of our wonderful volunteers--all greatly of 2022. As a legacy senior project,each year another valued members of our MPS team. We thank the MMHS senior will continue to add to this important Town of Mashpee and its residents for their continued project. commitment to ensuring that the children of Mashpee receive the very best education. Consuelo Carroll continued to serve as our District Outreach Coordinator. Consuelo's office is located It's Great to be in Mashpee at our #WeAreMashpee outreach site/store located at A Connected Community. Mashpee Commons. We are grateful for our valued partnership with the Mashpee Commons. At this site, Respectfully submitted, we build connections with our Mashpee community, highlight our school programs and opportunities, Nicole Bartlett,Chair showcase accomplishments of our students and staff, Cathy Lewis,Vice-Chair and offer school-related and school-created items for Brian Weeden, Secretary sale. Don Myers,Member Matthew Davis,Member The Class of 2022 left the "nest" on June 4th. This year's graduation was such a special experience. Eighty-eight percent of the 108 members of the Class of 2022 planned to pursue some form of higher education, with sixty-five percent at a 4-year public/private Report of the college or university and twenty-three percent at a Kenneth C. Coombs School 2-year public or private college or prep school. Eleven percent of the graduates planned to pursue full-time employment or an internship opportunity. Graduate Christian Bober made the commitment to honor and Mission Statement: The Kenneth C. Coombs serve our country in the United States Marines. A School strives to provide a high quality,individualized total of $221,800 in scholarships was awarded to the education to equip students with skills and knowledge members of the Class of 2022. We are so grateful to for the future. This goal shall be achieved through a our "Connected Community" for their support of our partnership of educators, families and the community graduates. Thank you to the Mashpee Commons for that values cooperation, diversity and creativity in a the graduation banners they created and displayed child-centered,inclusive learning environment. along Center Street. Our graduates worked very hard Dr.Debra Goulart,Ed.D.,Principal and were role models for resiliency and excellence. Brian M.Prehna,M.Ed,CAGS,Assistant Principal Appreciation to the Community School Council Members As we reflect back on the 2021-2022 school year Dr.Debra Goulart,Principal with gratitude and appreciation we realize that by Patricia Bernard,Teacher working together as a team of students, staff,families, Michelle Richmond,Teacher and community,and by applying#212TheExtraDegree Alison Robbins,Teacher of effort, we were able to produce the best possible Community Representative outcomes for our students. The social-emotional well- Parent 163