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Taunton Public Virtual Academy celebrates first seniors Madison Souza and Mary Wallace

March 30, 2025 | Taunton Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts


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Taunton Public Virtual Academy celebrates first seniors Madison Souza and Mary Wallace
The Taunton School Committee held its Recognition Night on March 26, 2025, celebrating the achievements of students and staff within the Taunton Public Schools. The event highlighted the exceptional leadership and dedication of educators and students alike, with a particular focus on the newly established Taunton Public Virtual Academy.

Principal Elizabeth Rodriguez introduced seniors Madison Souza and Mary Wallace, who were among the first students to enroll in the virtual academy, which began operations in August 2023. Rodriguez praised their resilience and self-discipline, noting that they have maintained impressive academic performance, with no grades lower than a B. She emphasized the unique challenges of virtual schooling, where students must navigate their education without the traditional structure of a physical school environment.

In addition to their academic success, Souza and Wallace contributed to school spirit, helping the academy win a city award for a scarecrow contest shortly after its opening. Rodriguez expressed pride in their accomplishments and the privilege of guiding them through the startup phase of the school.

The evening also included recognition of community members and staff, with Principal Lisa Pereira acknowledging the contributions of Edward F. Lehi Preschool staff, Jessica Bennett and Lisa Bridal. The event concluded with a call for applause for all students, teachers, principals, and staff, underscoring the collective efforts that contribute to the success of Taunton Public Schools.

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