Camryn Langille is an Account Coordinator at John Guilfoil Public Relations. She focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, public security, and education, particularly within the context of Massachusetts. Camryn's insights and contributions have been featured in various discussions surrounding social issues, holidays, and the impacts of the Coronavirus.
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Camryn's articles primarily focus on local events, government announcements, and press releases related to education, family & relationships, and crime. This indicates a strong interest in community-related news such as school activities, police department updates, and public works initiatives.
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By: Camryn Langille
LITTLETON — Superintendent Dr. Kelly Clenchy is pleased to share that Littleton Public Schools students have once again been chosen to participate in the Playbook Initiative, emphasizing the district's prioritization of both academic excellence and student well-being.
By: Camryn Langille
LENOX — Superintendent Dr. William Collins would like to share the success of the District's recent professional development days, which were set for the week of Thanksgiving this year, allowing Lenox families a week-long break from school.
By: Camryn Langille
Superintendent Justin Bartholomew and Fine & Performing Arts Department Chair David Schumacher are pleased to share that alumni Jon Hayes visited music classes to perform his music and teach students about songwriting. Hayes (’14) is the latest of four different guests, most of whom are connected to PRHS, to visit Beat Lab, Guitar, and choir students […]
By: Camryn Langille
DURHAM – Superintendent Dr. Robert Shaps and Principal Rebecca Noe proudly share that 14 Oyster River High School (ORHS) students were selected to perform at the New Hampshire Music Educators Association (NHMEA) All-State Festival in April.
By: Camryn Langille
HAMPTON — Superintendent Dr. Lois Costa is proud to share that two Hampton School District Educators were recognized at the New Hampshire Department of Education's 22nd Annual Celebrating Leadership in Education Awards Ceremony on Dec. 4.
By: Camryn Langille
DURHAM – Superintendent Dr. Robert Shaps shares that Oyster River Cooperative School District (ORCSD) students of all grade levels engaged in coding activities to celebrate the Hour of Code last week.
By: Camryn Langille
HAMPTON — Superintendent Meredith Nadeau and Principal Susan Snyder are pleased to share that students at North Hampton School shared a meal with faculty and staff featuring produce they grew as part of the District curriculum.
By: Camryn Langille
HAMPTON — Superintendent Dr. Lois Costa is delighted to share that the Hampton School District has launched an early childhood education coalition as well as a new playgroup at Centre School to invite families with young children to become part of the school community.
By: Camryn Langille
WILMINGTON — Chief Joseph Desmond and the Wilmington Police Department share the following statement regarding the tragic attack that occurred in the early hours of New Year's Day in New Orleans.
By: Camryn Langille
The Brookline Department of Public Health and Human Services is co-sponsoring “The Hidden Cost of Plastic to Human Health – Brookline Responds.” WHEN: Thursday, Jan. 16, from 6:30…
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