Test results for lead and asbestos at the Tisbury School were released to the public this week. The testing found elevated levels of chipping, lead-based paint in classrooms and bathrooms.

In the latest twist for the Tisbury School students, superintendent Matthew D’Andrea announced in a letter to parents Monday afternoon that kindergarten through fourth graders will no longer be relocated to Camp Jabberwocky.

Students at the Tisbury School will be relocated indefinitely and the start of school will be delayed, following confirmation that chipping lead paint inside the aging building poses a potential health hazard.

The Tisbury School is set to undergo comprehensive asbestos and lead testing next week, school and town leaders said at a joint meeting Tuesday.

At their joint meeting Monday evening, the Tisbury School committee and selectmen approved funding for three co-sponsored warrant articles for repairs and design work for a renovation/addition to the school.

Inadequate conditions at the town school were on full display during a tour this week attended by a large group of town officials.

The Tisbury school presented school awards at its annual recognition day on Tuesday, June 12.

The Tisbury school has announced its fourth quarter honor roll for the 2017-2018 school year.

Friday was the last day of classes for most Vineyard students, a time to celebrate the arrival of summer.

With the failed plan for a new school behind them, selectmen and school committee members took tentative steps to start over.