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SEPAC Meeting - June 12th - 5:00PM

There will be a SEPAC Meeting hosted by Southeastern Regional's Director of Education, Dominick Pistone, on June 12th at 5:00pm in the Special Education Conference Room. The topic of discussion will be Asperger's Autism and the formation of a new Parent Committee. For more information, please contact our Special Education department at 508-230-1230. All parents of students with special needs should attend.

Please visit our SEPAC page for more information on the program.
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It’s double the achievements for the O’Neill family of East Bridgewater

5/30/2012 2:15:11 PM by Paula Vogler

They share the same birthday, but Tom and Patrick O’Neill say that is as far as the similarities go. The 18-year-old twins are graduating from different high schools, both successful in their own right.

Tom is the valedictorian at Southeastern Regional Vocational High School in Easton, where he majored in environmental science.

He has always enjoyed walking in the woods and will be studying environmental sustainability at Philadelphia University in the fall. 

“I wanted to learn more ... sustainability really interests me,” Tom said. “I always wanted to be valedictorian, but never thought I’d be.” 

READ the full story at Enterprisenews.com
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It’s double the achievements for the O’Neill family of East Bridgewater
5/30/2012 2:15:11 PM by Paula Vogler

They share the same birthday, but Tom and Patrick O’Neill say that is as far as the similarities go. The 18-year-old twins are graduating from different high schools, both successful in their own right.

Tom is the valedictorian at Southeastern Regional Vocational High School in Easton, where he majored in environmental science.

He has always enjoyed walking in the woods and will be studying environmental sustainability at Philadelphia University in the fall. 

“I wanted to learn more ... sustainability really interests me,” Tom said. “I always wanted to be valedictorian, but never thought I’d be.” 

READ the full story at Enterprisenews.com