However, he said he is confident he will continue to work in education, likely in a leadership role, but he also wants to see the different types of possibilities available to him after his departure. In a phone interview Tuesday, Zequeira said that he currently doesn't have anything lined up after his departure and that the next 13 months will be spent figuring out what is best for both his family and his career. “His passion for educational excellence, coupled with his steadfast and deep commitment to the development of well-rounded young men, has had a profound impact on our students.” “Alex’s vision and dedication have propelled Saint John’s High School to new heights,” said Christopher Creed, chair of the board of trustees. 'I have no doubt that the future holds even greater achievements for this remarkable institution.”ĭuring his time as headmaster, the release said, Zequeira oversaw the implementation of new academic programs, campus facility renovations and expansions, and navigation of the COVID-19 pandemic “as the largest school in the state to be fully open, in-person, five days a week during the 2020-2021 school year.' “I am immensely proud of what we have accomplished together and look forward to the final 13 months of my time at the school continuing to focus on the growth and strategic vision set forth by our community,” Zequeira said.

Zequeira arrived at Saint John’s, a private, boys day school, in 2016 after working as the president of Nativity School of Worcester for five years, a school he helped found in 2003 when he served as the principal.

His departure was announced by the school in a news release last week. SHREWSBURY - Saint John’s High School Headmaster Alex Zequeira intends to give up the role at the end of the next school year.

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