5/23
5/23
A Note from the Principal
Despite the rainy weather last Friday, our indoor promenade was a great success. Students looked incredible, and the energy in the gym was filled with excitement and pride. Spectators had the chance to see every prom-goer up close, dressed to their best, and the indoor setup offered comfortable seating and a more intimate celebration. Based on the overwhelmingly positive feedback, we’re already hearing that this should be our new tradition—indoors, rain or shine!
I also want to take a moment to reflect on prom night itself, where Pentucket Pride was on full display. Our students danced the night away—and the ultimate compliment came from the venue staff, who told us that Pentucket students were the most polite, respectful, and friendly group they had ever hosted. They even advocated for us to return each year.
As we prepare to send off our seniors, I want to recognize what an exceptional group they are. Their school spirit, self-advocacy, and respectful nature have made a lasting impression. The world is lucky to embrace the Class of 2025—and we couldn’t be prouder.
There’s still more to celebrate as we approach the final weeks of the year. Stay tuned, and thank you for your continued support.
GENEROSITY at it's finest - FREE ICE CREAM!
I’m excited to share that, thanks to the generosity of Cindy Adams, owner of Long Hill Farm, I’ll be hosting an Ice Cream Social at the farm on Monday, June 16th from 1:30 to 3:30 PM. We're celebrating the start of summer by handing out free ice cream to all Pentucket Regional students!
Teachers and staff are warmly invited to join us and enjoy a free ice cream as well—it’s a small way to say thank you for all you do!
Looking forward to kicking off summer with some sweet treats and even sweeter company!
Warmly,
Alissa Phelan
Helping Teens Stay Safe at Work This Summer
As summer approaches and many teens prepare to enter the workforce, please take a moment to review this important message from the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office regarding youth employment and workplace safety.
How Smartphones Are Rewiring Our Brains
Please click here to learn about the effects of smartphones on our brains.
CHEER ON ROBOTICS
After an incredible second season, the high school robotics team has been invited to compete in the inaugural Massachusetts State Championship at Merrimack College on Saturday, May 31!
If you’ve ever wanted to see what the excitement is all about with robotics, this is a great opportunity. It’s the closest competition we've had to Pentucket—and it will feature top teams from across the state battling it out for the championship title.
Event Details:
Merrimack College Volpe Complex
(315 Turnpike St, North Andover, MA 01845)
Qualification Matches begin at 8:30 AM
Playoffs begin at 1:30 PM
Free and open to the public!
Come cheer on the team and experience the energy of a live robotics competition. We’d love to see you there!
