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Watch: New Panther Prowls at Marlborough Middle School
District officials dedicated the new Panther sculpture, which matches the one dedicated at the beginning of the 2015-16 school year.
From Marlborough Public Schools:
A symbol of Marlborough Schools' pride now prowls the grounds at the entrance to Whitcomb School!
On June 23, district officials dedicated the new Panther sculpture, which matches the one dedicated at the beginning of the 2015-16 school year at Marlborough High School. The sculptures - created by artist Dale Rogers in collaboration with MHS students - are the culmination of a two-year district artist-in-residence program with Rogers.
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MPS thanks business partner SanDisk and outgoing Superintendent Richard Langlois for their financial support of the Whitcomb sculpture.
To watch the video of the dedication ceremony, click here.
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Photos via Marlborough Public Schools:
Image 1: Superintendent Richard Langlois and Whitcomb Principal Brian Daniels
Image 2: The Panther sculpture
Image 3: The ceremonial plaque that will be replaced by an identical permanent, embedded version.
Image 4: WMS-Staff: Assistant Principal Wayne Labbe, Principal Brian Daniels, Assistant Principal Bethany Pritchard, K-12 Visual Arts Coordinator Julie Baker, and Assistant Principal Richard Lacina.
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