Longmeadow High School Welcomes Business Teacher, Mr. Pantuosco, as New Boys Varsity Soccer Coach
Many know Mr. John Pantuosco as a teacher in the Business Department here at Longmeadow High School. However, this fall, he took on the role of the boy’s varsity soccer coach and led them to the state championship tournament, being defeated by West Springfield in the semifinals. Mr. Pantuosco started his coaching career at Longmeadow
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Ms. Hilary Godin Having parents that were teachers, Ms. Godin always felt that “teaching was in my blood.” At Alma College, she majored in painting and became an art teacher. After teaching