Maggie Kennan becomes student council representative for Tewksbury Public Schools

April 19, 2025 | Tewksbury Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts

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During the recent Tewksbury Public Schools School Committee meeting, student representative Maggie Kennan shared an enthusiastic update on the vibrant activities and achievements at Tewksbury High School. Kennan, who has taken over the role from Rania Alouai, expressed her eagerness to represent her peers and bring fresh ideas to the committee.

One of the highlights from her presentation was the kickoff of spring sports, with approximately 260 students participating across eight teams. Notable achievements included Emily Pitcher reaching her 100th goal in lacrosse and the boys' lacrosse team starting the season with an impressive four-game winning streak. The cheerleading team is also gearing up for the next school year, with tryouts scheduled for incoming freshmen and current students.
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Kennan also provided insights into various student clubs and events. The student council recently attended the Northeast Massachusetts Association of Student Councils conference, focusing on leadership and collaboration. Upcoming celebrations include Secretary's Day and Teacher Appreciation Week, with the student council leading efforts to honor staff members.

In community engagement, the Best Buddies program enjoyed a movie outing, and the drama program is set to present "The Little Mermaid," with tickets now available for the performances in May. Additionally, DECA is preparing for a national competition in Orlando, hosting a fundraising event called "Egg My Yard" to support their trip.

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The meeting also touched on the junior class prom, which is expected to draw around 215 attendees, including guests from other schools. The event is a culmination of years of fundraising efforts by the junior class council.

As the school year progresses, students are gearing up for important assessments, including the MCAS and AP tests. With early dismissal marking the start of April vacation, the excitement within the school community is palpable, reflecting a commitment to both academic and extracurricular excellence.

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