At the end of the first week with its students back in school, faculty, administrators, and other members of staff at John F. Kennedy Middle School in Enfield took a photo in front of the school sign to celebrate its 50-year anniversary.
Everybody in the photo wore a red shirt with the school mascot, the Patriots, printed on the front. Promotional Products like these shirts are a common way to show school spirit and raise money for events.
Returning staff include house masters Sarah Brown, Marilynn Cressotti, and David Iacobucci. Robert Fenton has become an interim principal, putting a hiatus on his retirement. The administration released a statement detailing the dedication each employee has at JFK Middle for enriching student lives and providing an education.
John F. Kennedy Middle School was the second junior high school in Enfield. It opened in 1969 to accommodate the growth in population from the decade. At this time, Enfield had gone from a small community of farms and 15,000 residents to a small but booming city with over 45,000 people.
The school received additional students when Koscuiszko Junior High School closed in 1982. In 2011, the school added sixth grade students to enrollment, making it an official middle school. Junior high schools normally start at seventh grade, while middle schools start at sixth grade.
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