Charlotte Howard

June 26, 2020

As both a senior at Pelham Memorial High School and a member of the Pelham community, I am fortunate to have grown up in an environment that fosters a real true sense of community. I want to thank my teachers, friends, family, coaches and all of the people who have helped me throughout my years at PMHS. I cannot wait to be in a new city, as I will be heading to Boston University in the fall studying journalism.

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