End-of-School Year Highlights and Summer Activities in Haverhill

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As the school year at Walnut Square comes to an end, Principal Jen Rubera provides an update in her latest Principal’s Post. The school has hosted several activities, aligned with the alphabet calendar, details of which are available on the school’s social media platforms. The school community is invited to participate in summer events and resources, including a goat interaction event at the Haverhill Public Library.

The Haverhill Public Library continues to support the community by promoting summer reading and activities. Ms. Megan from the library's Children’s Room recently visited the school to discuss these opportunities. The Haverhill Promise website also lists a variety of family-friendly activities in Haverhill for the summer, aimed at keeping students engaged and learning.

This week, the school recognized its students' achievements in poetry. The poets were honored for their work in the Peace Poetry collection with a ceremony at NECC, where they presented their poems at a School Committee meeting. The event received positive feedback, including praise from an alumnus named Allen.

In addition to these activities, the school is conducting End-of-Year evaluations. Emphasizing the importance of daily attendance, the school reports a current attendance rate of 94.8% and has launched a 'Spring Challenge' to keep attendance high until the end of May, rewarding consistent attendance.