The three BPS middle schools that extended their school day this year got a boost yesterday from CVS, which presented a $100,000 donation to support the Extended Learning Time initiative at the Edwards Middle School in Charlestown, Timilty Middle School in Roxbury and Umana/Barnes Middle School in East Boston. The longer school day at these schools includes more instructional time in core academic subjects, as well as more time for tutoring, arts, and recreation. Pictured here at a celebration at the Umana/Barnes, CVS/Pharmacy Area Vice President Dennis Tewell presents a check to 7th grade Umana/Barnes student and drama club member Paloma Hernandez. Looking on are (left to right) Timilty Principal Valeria Lowe-Barehmi, Edwards Principal Michael Sabin, and Umana/Barnes Principal Dr. Jose Salgado.
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