Explore the Evolution of Cabot Schools: New Exhibit Showcases Our Educational Heritage from 1875-2017

Cabot Public Schools has opened a new exhibit called 'The ABC's of Cabot Schools: 1875-2017' at the Cabot High School Media Center. This display provides a detailed look at the school's history, including changes in mascots and school colors. Originally, the school's mascot was the Pirates, with colors shifting from purple and gold to green and white, before adopting the current red and white.

The exhibit was created with the help of museum interns Payton Dhooge, Chloe Smith, and Isaac Wolter. It includes around 100 items such as photos, classroom and athletic memorabilia, and documents dating back to the school's founding in 1875. These items are on loan from the Cabot Public Schools Museum of American History, located at 114 South First Street.

The display features a timeline from the school's establishment to 2017, providing insights into its historical development. It covers changes in physical attributes like mascots and colors, as well as shifts in educational practices and community involvement.

The exhibit will remain open until January, giving alumni, students, and history enthusiasts plenty of time to explore the school's history. It highlights the school's ongoing dedication to education and community involvement.

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