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On opening in 1924, the Annual School Committee Report referred to it as Shawsheen Village School. | On opening in 1924, the Annual School Committee Report referred to it as Shawsheen Village School. | ||
In the 1989 -1990 Annual School Report, Early Childhood Center at Shawsheen was referenced as being it its "sixth year" of operating "Andover's central kindergarten program." [https://archive.org/details/annualreportofsc1989ando] | In September of 1984, the Early Childhood Center at Shawsheen School opened as a central kindergarten and preschool for the district. In the 1989 -1990 Annual School Report, Early Childhood Center at Shawsheen was referenced as being it its "sixth year" of operating "Andover's central kindergarten program." [https://archive.org/details/annualreportofsc1989ando] | ||
Revision as of 11:30, 2 April 2021
(Not to be confused with Shawsheen School in neighboring Wilmington, Massachusetts) The Shawsheen School is located at 18 Ann's Lane in Andover on land donated from William Wood, President of American Woolen Company.
The school opened in 1924 as an elementary school. The school ceased to operate for a short time beginning in 1980 when it served as school administration offices.
In 1994, referred to as Shawsheen Integrated Primary School. [1]
On opening in 1924, the Annual School Committee Report referred to it as Shawsheen Village School.
In September of 1984, the Early Childhood Center at Shawsheen School opened as a central kindergarten and preschool for the district. In the 1989 -1990 Annual School Report, Early Childhood Center at Shawsheen was referenced as being it its "sixth year" of operating "Andover's central kindergarten program." [2]
See
- Shawsheen Elementary through the years Andover Townsman June 24, 2015
- "Shawsheen School to convert to Early Childhood Center" Andover Townsman January 12, 1984.[3]
- 18 Ann's Lane Andover Preservation Commission Database