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Class of 2023’s last first day of high school
September 6, 2022
The Class of 2023 starts their senior year with a breakfast in the courtyard. After meeting with friends, enjoying the complimentary breakfast buffet and taking pictures, the seniors ran into the field house, where underclassmen and teachers watched and cheered. During the morning assembly, student council president senior Delia Caulfield and student council vice president Alex DiCarlo gave a speech to kick off the school year and welcome the freshmen and new students. During the school day, the seniors repped their matching class t-shirts that had “persevere” written on the back, standing out from the rest of the school.
Credit: Sasha Libenzon
Seniors Derek Roberts, Jake Zocco and Ethan Brandaleone smile as they wait for the senior breakfast to begin. All seniors wore matching t-shirts on the first day of school.
