Tewksbury Public Schools celebrated student achievements and upcoming performances during a lively School Committee meeting on April 30, 2025. The event, held in the cafeteria, welcomed a large audience eager to witness the talents of local students.

Superintendent Terry O'Regan kicked off the evening by introducing a series of live performances from students at Central Elementary School and Tewksbury High School. The highlight of the night was a performance by Julia Barushik, a talented student recognized for her recent national award from the Young Arts competition. Julia captivated the audience with a teaser from the upcoming production of "The Little Mermaid," where she will portray Ariel. Her performance showcased not only her vocal talent but also the dedication and hard work of the students involved in the arts program.

In addition to the performances, the meeting included the announcement of two new principals for Tewksbury Public Schools, marking a significant step in leadership for the district. These appointments are expected to bring fresh perspectives and enhance the educational experience for students.

The evening concluded with a reminder about ticket sales for "The Little Mermaid," encouraging community members to support the students by attending the show this weekend. The School Committee meeting underscored the importance of recognizing student achievements and fostering a vibrant school community, setting a positive tone for the upcoming school year.