In May 2014, Masco’s courtyard was officially renamed in dedication to Pamela G. Culver, the principal of Masconomet from 1997 to 2013 (Masconomet Regional High School). Over her sixteen years as principal, she initiated many positive changes at the school, such as the Global Diploma program and expanding the senior internship. The Tri-Town community is grateful for her contributions to the school and her work of guiding "the culture of the school to what Masco is today" (Scarpaci).

Pamela Culver started as a math teacher from New York, and later in her career worked as a principal for a total of thirty-two years. Coming to Masconomet in 1997, she was a valuable asset in the construction of the new high school in 1999 (Masconomet Regional High School). She helped design the building so it could fit the concept of the house structure (Evans). She had many other achievements during her time at Masconomet. According to former Superintendent Darrell J. Lockwood, Culver helped navigate through “extreme technological advancements” and helped get the school to the point it is at today (Davies). In addition, the Global Diploma Travel Scholarship is named after her due to the prominent role she played in the creation of the Global Pathway (Pamela Culver Global Diploma Travel Scholarship). She also expanded the senior internship program to give students more experience outside of the classroom and help develop their career paths (Evans).

Culver’s impact on Masconomet is long-lasting. Referring to the space as the “Culver Courtyard,” commemorates her hardwork and dedication to the Tri-Town community. Her commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of students has resonated since her retirement, and will be remembered in the years to come (Evans). Current Masconomet teacher, Jared Scarpaci, sums up Culver's impact with the words, "The vision of school today is really the vision of Pam Culver” (Scarpaci).