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Pentucket Regional School District has achieved the prestigious recognition from the NAMM Foundation as one of the Best Communities for Music Education for the fifth consecutive year. This accolade highlights the district's commitment to providing exceptional music education opportunities for its students.
Out of numerous schools across Massachusetts, Pentucket Regional stands out as one of only 22 institutions to receive this esteemed honor. The Best Communities for Music Education program, now in its 26th year, evaluates schools based on their dedication to music education, including factors such as funding, staffing, and community support.
The recognition serves as a testament to the hard work of educators, administrators, and the community in fostering a rich musical environment for students. The district’s music programs not only enhance students’ artistic abilities but also contribute to their overall academic and personal development. This continued acknowledgment reinforces the value placed on music education within the Pentucket community.
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