Braintree Schools approve three student trips and introduce new principals

June 10, 2025 | Braintree Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts

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Braintree Schools approve three student trips and introduce new principals

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The Braintree Public Schools Committee convened on June 9, 2025, to discuss several key topics, including the approval of upcoming school trips and the introduction of new school principals, both of which are set to enhance the educational experience for students in the community.

One of the most significant decisions made during the meeting was the approval of three school trips for the upcoming year. The Varsity dance team will participate in the Universal Dance Association national competition in Orlando, Florida, from February 4 to February 9, 2026. Additionally, eighth-grade French students will embark on a trip to Quebec from May 14 to May 17, 2026. Another group of eighth graders will visit Washington, D.C., from March 18 to March 21, 2026. The committee confirmed that these trips are open to all eighth-grade students, with an estimated participation of around 100 to 110 students based on previous years. The trips will be conducted via charter bus, providing students with a unique bonding experience during their travels.

In another highlight of the meeting, the committee welcomed Melanie Hart as the new principal of Liberty Elementary School. Hart, who previously served in Bridgewater Raynham and Brockton, expressed her excitement about joining the Braintree community and emphasized her commitment to engaging with students and families. The committee also reintroduced Dr. Nancy Pelakier, a familiar face in Braintree, who will take on the role of principal at Hollis Elementary School after her retirement. Pelakier shared her enthusiasm for returning to the district and her eagerness to contribute to the school’s success.

The meeting also included a brief discussion on the Middle School Program Studies, which saw minor updates primarily focused on housekeeping changes. The committee is set to review these changes further in the coming sessions.

Overall, the discussions and decisions made during the meeting reflect the Braintree Public Schools' commitment to providing enriching experiences for students and fostering strong community ties through educational leadership and extracurricular activities. As the school year approaches, these initiatives are expected to enhance the learning environment and support student engagement across the district.

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