LETTER: Thank you to Melissa Kaplowitch

We write to extend heartfelt thanks and deep appreciation to Melissa Kaplowitch, who has served the Marblehead Public Schools community as PTO/PCO president, Central Council president and other MPS community positions for over 20 years.

Melissa has given countless hours of her time to strengthen and support our schools. In a role that is often behind the scenes but critical to the success of our schools, Melissa has been an unwavering advocate for students, teachers and families alike. Her leadership has supported countless initiatives — from teacher appreciation efforts and enrichment programs to fundraising events and community-building activities — that have directly enhanced the educational experience for our children.

What stands out most is her unwavering commitment to collaboration and inclusivity. Melissa has brought people together and inspired others to step up and contribute. Her years of service reflect a remarkable dedication not only to her own children’s education but to the broader mission of supporting every child in our district. Melissa’s tireless work ethic and the tenacity she brings to advocating for MPS students are what truly set her apart. Yet she would never expect recognition for her significant contributions. She knows that leadership is not about titles or accolades but about service

On behalf of many grateful families, we thank Melissa for her years of generosity, vision, and hard work. Her legacy will continue to be felt for years to come in the Marblehead community.

With sincere gratitude,

Current MPS PCO/PTO Board Members:

Julie Peach, Peach Highlands

Sylvia Kane, Evans Road

Kerry-Frances Bourne, Bubier Road

Amy Leveroni, Ocean Ave

Reece Dahlberg, Fieldbrook Road

Stacey Faris, Pitman Road

Michele Louro, Atlantic Ave

Sarah Magazine Yount, Rockaway Avenue

Mary Campbell Kenned, Ocean Avenue

Kate Schmeckpeper, Chestnut Street

Jackie Mongiello, Stramski Way

By Will Dowd

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