Sara’s tribute to Robert Joseph Byrnes also includes :

Sponsoring the banner for him that will be displayed on Mamaroneck Avenue, along with the banners of 32 other residents from the Village of Mamaroneck who gave their lives in service to our country during World War II.

Submitting a comprehensive biography of Robert’s early life, military service and the circumstances of his death for the permanent archives of the Normandy American Cemetery in  Colleville-sur-Mer, France.

This inaugural recording looks backwards to go forward. Dr. Jeffrey Moore, Ass't Superintendent of Curriculum Development leads a compelling conversation with members of the Kemper Memorial Park Preservation Fund (Jan Northrup, Bruce Northrup, Mary Cronin and John Esposito), the Village of Mamaroneck Historian (John Pritts) , and two MHS seniors (Catlin Solis and Zoe Stahl) who are participants in the school's Original Civic Research and Action Project (OCRA).   The group explore the history of The Kemper Memorial Park, its significance to Mamaroneck and surrounding communities, and the meaningful ways in which it connects with curriculum past and present.

The conversation was so rich that it's been divided it into three parts.  The first episode was released on Veteran's Day.

The Board is pleased to share a video entitled, "The Heroes that Protect Us," by Mamaroneck High School senior Bella Pianko.   Click the link below to view her documentary.  You can learn more about Bella by clicking here.  

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