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Boston's high school aviation program gives students a chance to fly
BOSTON - If you want to learn a lesson in courage and going after a dream, look no further than 17-year-old Fahad Yasin. He's part of the STEM Aviation program at the Jeremiah E. Burke High School in Boston. Now, he's the program's first student to take flight. "When I was younger, I really wanted to fly, but I never had the opportunity to do it. But now I can, so I'm going to do it," Yasin smiled. Yasin has been part of Burke's Pathways Program since September. For the past nine months, Yasin's been taking aviation classes twice a week....
Archbishop Williams High School in Braintree holds commencement for Class of 2024
BRAINTREE – The 112 graduates of Archbishop Williams High School crossed the stage and received their diplomas Thursday evening. The Class of 2024 had more than 9,300 community service hours. Eugene Ward, the former St. Joe's head of school, was the special guest at the graduation ceremony and presented diplomas to six former students who graduated from Archbishop Williams.
Local Students Brighten Community Life Center with Handcrafted Mural
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Remember This Iconic Moment When Boston University Grads Got to Sing With Mr. Rogers in Massachusetts?
It was 32 years ago (almost to the day) when Fred Rogers gave the commencement speech to a crowd of young, excited graduates from Boston University. Mr. Rogers sang the song to the graduates that he sang at the beginning of every episode of his iconic public TV show, Mister Roger's Neighborhood.
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