One of the great traditions here at MHS is the recognition of students who exhibit extraordinary effort with our Student of the Month honor. This is one way we would like to acknowledge and celebrate student success.
The students of the month for February 2014 are:
Anthony DeRienzo – vocational school
Guilia LaRocca – senior
Uyen Pham – junior
Hannah McGillicuddy – sophomore
Sam Graves – freshman
Congratulations to these dedicated students and their families!
The Medford Mustang Hall of Fame will hold a reception on Sunday, April 6, from 1:00-5:00 PM at Medford High School to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Hall of Fame. This event will be the first ever to bring all living Mustang Hall of Fame members together at the same time.
Hall of Fame members and guests will find this is a great opportunity to reminisce with some former teammates and classmates and other Hall of Fame colleagues, as well as to hear few words from special guest speakers.
In addition, Celebration attendees will also be able to visit the Mustang Hall of Fame “Showcase” near the high school gym. The Showcase displays all Mustang Hall of Fame members’ names, pictures from the 2012 Hall of Fame Induction Banquet, and some MHS sports memorabilia.
Tickets are $25 for Hall of Fame members, $40 for a member and guest. To get more information or to buy tickets please contact:
1. Any of the HoF Executive Board of Directors listed at http://www.MustangHallOfFame.com/home/
2. HoF President, Mark Romano, at markromano@hotmail.com
Is your favorite Mustang star athlete in the Hall of Fame?
If not, go to the Nominations tab and send us the name of the person to nominate. Please also send your email and phone number so a Board member can work with you on the nomination.
Nominate by the June 30, 2014, deadline.
CAFÉ ELECTRA ON WINTHROP STREET
March 13th & 14th
Thursday & Friday
Open 10:30AM – 1:00PM
“Takeout available, please call before 10:30AM”
781-391-1182
Soup
New England Clam Chowder $2.75
Fresh Salad
Caesar salad $2.75
Large Caesar $3.85
With grilled chicken add $1.50
Entrées
Baked breaded codfish w/lemon $5.75
Served with mashed potatoes and broccoli
Baked Shepherd’s Pie $5.50
Ground beef, mushroom gravy, peas, corn, mashed potatoes
Dessert
Cheesecake w/Craisin and white chocolate crust $2.00
Beverages
Coffee, tea, milk $1.25
The Board of Health advises that the consumption of raw or undercooked eggs or meats may be harmful
After being impressed by letters he had received from MHS students Scott Andrew and Lucy Pellegrini regarding their debate on mandatory education, MA Secretary of Education Matthew Malone scheduled a visit with them and their fellow students in Ms. Liu’s English class on Friday, March 7.
Mr. Malone graciously and earnestly answered the class’s questions concerning the state of education in Massachusetts. On hand also were Senator Pat Jehlen, Superintendent Roy Belson, Deputy Superintendent Beverly Nelson, School Committee member Ann Marie Cugno, Curriculum Director Bernadette Ricciardelli, Humanities Director Nicole Chiesa, and parents Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Farah.
MHS will be hosting Let’s Get Ready in offering a FREE SAT prep workshop for 11th graders who are taking the May or June SAT. These workshops will be lead by Tufts students.
If you are interested, please see your guidance counselor for an application no later than March 28th. Space is limited.
Workshop 1: April 15th & 22nd from 2:30-4:30
Workshop 2: April 16th & 23rd from 2:30-4:30
Reminder that today is an F day due to MCAS testing next week.
The LIBRARY will be closed TODAY during periods 3, 4, 5 and 6 due to the National Spanish Exam.
Mr. Skorker’s Period 2 class WILL be taking the National Exam TODAY. Meet Mr. Skorker in the library for the exam.
Spring sports begin this coming Monday, March 17th. Make sure you have an updated physical on file in the nurse’s office.
Attention all faculty, students and staff: TOMORROW is the last day to send your Selfie to Mr. McLaughlin. Also anyone who is interested in purchasing a Day of Silence t-shirt must sign up on Mr. Skorker’s room door, C201, by TOMORROW and all money must be paid. The Day of Silence is April 11th.
The sophomore semi-formal is next Friday at the Irish American in Malden. Tickets are $35.00 and are on sale only until TOMORROW in the library after school. Permission slips must be filled out before buying a ticket.
Tickets for Friday’s Mr. MHS show in the Caron Theater from 7 – 9 pm are on sale in all cafs during lunches or in C209. Tickets are $5 in advance and $10 at the door. There is a mandatory Mr. MHS rehearsal TODAY and TOMORROW in the Caron Theater immediately after school and all National Honor Society members MUST attend dress rehearsal TODAY.
NO ASIAN CLUB meeting TODAY. The next meeting will be March 27th.
Seniors – pre-order your senior video this week. Please give the slip that you received in homeroom and your money to Ms. Coyne or Ms. Cirigliano by TOMORROW. At the end of the year, you will receive your video!
The trip to Montreal in May was unfortunately cancelled. Please pick up your $50 deposit from Ms. Smith in B-210 by TOMORROW.
Only 1 more day until the spirit assembly! Hope you’re excited to show your school spirit! Show some Mustang pride at the best assembly yet! Don’t forget to wear your class’ color – green for freshman, white for sophomores, red for juniors and blue for seniors!
CLUBS and TEAMS meeting TODAY:
- FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB will have a MANDATORY meeting for all students involved in the Spirit Assembly at 2:30 in C103.
- The FITNESS CENTER is open from 2:30 – 4:30.
- BOYS & GIRLS spring TRACK signups will be held in Caf 2 after school with Coach Lynch.
- There will be a GSA meeting at 2:30 in Mr. Skorker’s room, C201.
- The ROBOTICS TEAM will be meeting TODAY & TOMORROW at 2:30 in C318.
- The BOYS & GIRLS INDOOR TRACK party will be held in Caf 3 TODAY at 4:00 pm. Please bring $5 and return your uniform if you haven’t already done so.
- Mr. Richard will be leading his Wipe Out Workout after school in the weight room. Join Mr. Milne, other faculty and students in this very challenging half an hour workout.
TOMORROW there will be a TENNIS Captain’s practice for all girls and boys interested in playing TENNIS at 3:00 in the gym.
The LIBRARY will be closed TODAY during periods 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 due to the National Spanish Exam.
Attention all faculty, students and staff: TODAY is the last day to send your Selfie to Mr. McLaughlin. Also anyone who is interested in purchasing a Day of Silence t-shirt must sign up on Mr. Skorker’s room door, C201, by TODAY and all money must be paid. The Day of Silence is April 11th.
TODAY is the last day to buy sophomore semi-formal tickets. Tickets are $35.00 and are on sale in the library after school. Permission slips must be filled out before buying a ticket.
Tickets for TONIGHT’s Mr. MHS show in the Caron Theater from 7 – 9 pm are on sale in all cafs during lunches or in C209. Tickets are $5 in advance and $10 at the door. There is a mandatory Mr. MHS rehearsal TODAY in the Caron Theater immediately after school.
Seniors – pre-order your senior video TODAY. Please give the slip that you received in homeroom and your money to Ms. Coyne or Ms. Cirigliano by the end of the day. At the end of the year, you will receive your video!
The trip to Montreal was cancelled. Please pick up your $50 deposit from Ms. Smith in B-210 TODAY.
Members of the ANIME CLUB that would like to be in the yearbook picture please come to B212 TODAY at 2:30.
There will be a TENNIS Captain’s practice for all girls and boys interested in playing TENNIS at 3:00 in the gym.
The ROBOTICS TEAM will be meeting TODAY at 2:30 in C318.
Come help the Girls Novice Crew Team clean up part of the Mystic River this WEDNESDAY, March 26th. Meet at the entrance of Hormel Stadium at 3:00 pm.
Bus passes for APRIL will be on sale this Tuesday and Wednesday in the Communications Center located in the main lobby. ONLY money orders are accepted and should be made out to the City of Medford. No cash, no personal checks, no exceptions! 5 day passes are $25 and 7 day passes are $28.
Spring sports begin this Monday. Make sure you have an updated physical on file in the nurse’s office.
TODAY’s the day! It’s finally here! The MHS spirit assembly! At the beginning of 6th period only class officers, members of the Dance Team, Band, Foreign Language Club and Student Council will be excused from class to set up. Get ready to make some noise and show some school spirit!
The Medford High School Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) has partnered with ‘Tracing Our Faces’ to present a ‘Selfie’ Project on May 7th (time TBA) in the Medford City Hall Council Chambers, called “Redefining Beauty”.
‘Tracing Our Faces’ consists of the Medford Human Rights Commission, The Commission for Persons with Disabilities, the Mystic Valley Branch of the NAACP, the Medford Public Library, Peace and Justice Studies at Tufts University, the Royall House & Slave Quarters, and the Medford Historical Society. The Tracing Our Faces Project began with a November 2013 kick off and has committed to events each month through December 2014. The series of events are to bring Medford residents together around issues of inequities, race, differences, etc. It was important to also include youth in this partnership.
Michael Skorker, advisor to the GSA and Diane McLeod, Medford’s Diversity Director met with students who are driving this ‘selfie’ project. This project was inspired by the Dove Selfie Campaign. A ‘selfie’ is a type of self-portrait photograph, typically taken with a hand-held digital camera or camera phone. They are often casual, are usually taken either with a camera held at arm’s length or in a mirror, and typically include either only the photographer or the photographer and as many people as can be in focus.
The purpose of this youth project is to create a positive, safe, and encouraging forum for everyone. Beauty can be evident in everyone. The project will have youth, adults, and anyone from the community sign a release/permission slip and submit a selfie, which will be enlarged and mounted for the event. Individuals are given ‘post-its’ and encouraged to note a positive aspect of a ‘selfie’ photo. It could include; you have a great smile, beautiful hair, etc. It is about positive reinforcement, which is critical to our youth today, who are faced with are faced with such peer pressure, about looks, designer clothes, weight, and just ‘fitting in’. We want all youth to know that there is no mold for beauty. Our differences make us unique, interesting, and beautiful.
The program will consist of the exhibit and a speaker. The speaker is Muji Karim who is an inspiration to all who hear him. After barely surviving a fiery car crash on Boston’s Storrow Drive in August 2011, Muji Karim groggily emerged from three weeks in a medically-induced coma to find that he had sustained burns to 31 percent of his body, resulting in the loss of both of his legs and the four fingers of his left hand, as well as a myriad of additional injuries. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGWJLdYZ470) He has worked hard to overcome his injuries, find beauy and hope, and has gone on to support others in their difficult times, including some of the Marathon bombing victims. He is inspirational and resilient.
If individuals throughout the community want to be a part of this project by submitting a ‘selfie’ they can do so by first submitting a release/permission slip and then then their selfie. We would like all submissions in by March 30, 2014. For more information or a release form contact dmcleod@medford.org (781) 393-2501 or mskorker@medford.k12.ma.us Selfies should be forwarded to mmclaughlin@medford.k12.ma.us
More details about this program will be forthcoming.
Medford Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC)
“Where Everyone Belongs”
Calendar of Events 2013/14
Meetings held the second Wednesday of every month
Andrews Middle School (3000 Mystic Valley Parkway, Medford)
7-9 PM
March 21, 2014
Screen short films “My Great Story” celebrating the lives of people with Down syndrome
April 9, 2014
Film Screening “Who Cares About Kelsey?” or Restraint and Seclusion “Stop Hurting Our Kids”
May 14, 2014
June Gross Dangers of Empathy
June 12
Medford SEPAC Election
The LIBRARY will be closed TODAY during period 2 due to the National Spanish Exam.
Reminder to Ms. MacKenzie’s classes: please enter class through A203 until further notice.
BOOK CLUB will take place in the library right after school. New members are always welcome.
Come help the Girls Novice Crew Team clean up part of the Mystic River this WEDNESDAY. Meet at the entrance of Hormel Stadium at 3:00 pm.
Bus passes for APRIL will be on sale TOMORROW and Wednesday in the Communications Center located in the main lobby. ONLY money orders are accepted and should be made out to the City of Medford. No cash, no personal checks, no exceptions! 5 day passes are $25 and 7 day passes are $28.
Congratulations to the following students for receiving Boston Globe Scholastic ART Awards: Honorable mention to Marcus Howard, Amy Lam, Bianca Mase, Barbara Souza, Brianna Struppa and Ashley Zero; Silver to Rebeca DiTucci, Zoe Pancic, Audrey Ring and Tyla Tognarelli and Gold medals went to Marissa Coit, who received 3 gold medals and Jeremy Martins! Great job to our talented Mustang artists!
Shawn Bates Hockey Camp
Geared towards Skills, Drills & Conditioning
Where: Loconte Rink, Medford, Ma
When: March 31 – April 25
Monday – Thursday
Cost: $400
Staggered Schedule
Middle School: 3:00-4:20pm
High School: 4:30-6:00pm
Please make your checks payable to: Friends of Medford Hockey
Please send your checks to:
Shawn Bates, Varsity Hockey Coach
Medford High School
489 Winthrop Street
Medford, MA 02155
The Shawn Bates Hockey Camp’s goal is to provide young hockey players with quality instruction in areas of power skating, puck control, shooting, passing, combative drills and game play. Players will be taught the fundamentals and have an opportunity to play in organized competitions against players in their age groups. Campers will receive top-notch instruction from a staff that includes former professional hockey players, former Division 1 & Division 3 college hockey players & former Medford High School varsity hockey players.
Clinic Director:
- Shawn Bates – Current Medford High School Varsity Hockey Coach
Staff:
- Jon Coleman – Assistant Varsity, Coach MHS
- Mark Bates – Assistant Varsity Coach, MHS
- Ned O’Keefe – Junior Varsity Coach, MHS
Any Questions please contact Shawn Bates
Email: sbates@medford.k12.ma.us
Phone: 781-393-2380
Registration
WHAT: Small group or one-on-one extra help with specially trained student tutors in each of your core subject once a week after school with a great SEI Collaborative teacher to help too!
WHEN & WHERE: Tues-Thurs Afterschool from 2:30-3:15
TUESDAY: Math- C314 with Ms. LeClair & Mr. Nascimento
WEDNESDAY: Science- C313 with Mr.Mernoff & Ms. Carnabucci
THURSDAY: Social Studies-C121 with Mr. Brophy & Mr.Kain
THURSDAY: English – C310 with Ms.Terranova & Ms.Saulnier
WHY: Because you are worth it and so is your education!
Today is E day. Advisory will be extended by 3 minutes for the distribution of progress reports.
There will be a yearbook picture taken for all permanent substitutes that would like to be in the yearbook TODAY immediately after school in the main office.
Student council would like to thank everyone involved with Friday’s spirit assembly. Thanks for helping put together such a fun assembly! It was wonderful to see so much school pride! Also a big thank you to all those who helped with the speedy cleanup after!
Bus passes for APRIL will be on sale TODAY and TOMORROW in the Communications Center located in the main lobby. ONLY money orders are accepted no cash, no personal checks, no exceptions!
Congratulations to Medford High School students for their outstanding performance last Saturday at the Regional Science Fair held in Somerville, MA. Three students qualified for the Massachusetts State Science Fair- sophomore Michelle Nguyen and seniors Abigail Candee and Erica Budina. Erica Budina, who earned 2nd place at the Regional Fair, will join the Massachusetts student delegation at the International Science & Engineering Fair in Los Angeles, CA. This is Erica’s 4th trip to the State Fair and her 3rd to the International Science and Engineering Fair.
Congratulations to Fred Vargus, Susan Pan, Louis Brown, Zach Going, Owen Seamster, Kevin Nguyen, Khadija Panirwala, Emma Zec and Nate Victor for participating in the International Particle Physics Masterclass at Northeastern on Satuday. These students were part of an international collaboration involving students from over 40 countries working elbow-to-elbow with physicists analyzing real data from CERN’s Large Hadron Collider outside of Geneva, Switzerland. Well done!
Amnesty International is still looking for the winning ticket owner from their successful candy and raffle ticket sale. If you have one of the following ticket numbers, please see Ms. Ross in the library as soon as possible. If no one claims the gift card prize, it will be donated. The numbers are 220795, 220856, 220831, 220887 and 220905. The numbers are also posted on Ms. Ross’ door.
If you missed the Prom Dress Swap, great news … the PTO still has dresses available for the sophomore semi! If you would like to get a dress please come to the main office for more information.
CLUBS and TEAMS meeting TODAY:
- FILM CLUB will take place at 2:30 in the Library viewing room. Today’s movie will be ………..!
- FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB will meet in C103 at 2:30.
- CHESS CLUB will meet after school in Mr. Kain’s room, C109.
- The COMMON GROUND CLUB will meet in A208 from 2:20 – 3:15. Join us for board games and crafts!
- STUDENT COUNCIL will meet after school in Ms. Peritore’s room, C223.
- INTERACT is meeting in C315 after school.
- The ETHICS BOWL TEAM meets TODAY & THURSDAY in C111 at 2:40. Tufts Reps are coming. Please be sure to attend.
- The FITNESS CENTER is open from 2:30 – 4:30 pm.
- GIRLS TENNIS please report outside the gym TOMORROW after school for a team picture for the yearbook.
Come help the Girls Novice Crew Team clean up part of the Mystic River TOMORROW. Meet at the entrance of Hormel Stadium at 3:00 pm.
We are pleased to announce the Medford High School Scholastic Art winners for 2014. Of special note is the work of Marissa Coit. In addition for winner a Gold Key for her Portfolio of eight pieces, Marissa was awarded two additional Gold Keys for her sculpture.
The Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards showcases outstanding middle and high school works of art from across the state. Over 13,000 individual pieces of art in a wide variety of media was submitted for adjudication. This year, the new regional administrator of the program is the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. The work of Gold Key winners is currently on exhibit in Boston City Hall through March 28.
Marissa Coit
From The Ashes, Sculpture, Art Portfolio, Gold Key
Dreams Unbound By Time, Ceramics & Glass, Art Portfolio
Masked Mutation, Sculpture, Art Portfolio
Dress Designed For A Recycled Planet, Fashion, Art Portfolio
Howl, Sculpture, Art Portfolio
The Civilized, Sculpture, Art Portfolio
Star Burst, Sculpture, Art Portfolio
Dress For The Fragile Soul, Sculpture, Art Portfolio
Dress Designed For A Recycled Planet, Fashion, Art, Gold Key
The Civilized, Sculpture, Art, Gold Key
Rebecca Di Tucci
Flower Of Fatality, Sculpture, Art, Silver Key
Marcus Howard
Anxiety, Photography, Art, Honorable Mention
Amy Lam
Leaving Home, Drawing, Art, Honorable Mention
Jeremy Martins
Twisted Faith, Sculpture, Art, Gold Key
Bianca Mase
Untitled, Photography, Art, Honorable Mention
Zoe Pancic
Into My World, Drawing, Art, Silver Key
The Eye’s Reflection, Painting, Art, Silver Key
Audrey Ring
Little Fixes, Drawing, Art, Silver Key
Realized Reality, Drawing, Art, Silver Key
Barbara Souza
Creature From Another World, Sculpture, Art, Honorable Mention
Briana Struppa
The Wrath Of War, Sculpture, Art, Honorable Mention
Tyla Tognarelli
Paper People, Sculpture, Art, Silver Key
Ashley Zero
Garden Of Evil, Sculpture, Art, Honorable Mention
Today is E day again.
Bus passes for APRIL are on sale TODAY in the Communications Center located in the main lobby. ONLY money orders are accepted no cash, no personal checks, no exceptions!
Amnesty International is still looking for the winning ticket from their candy and raffle ticket sale. Check your ticket numbers and see Ms. Ross in the library as soon as possible. If no one claims the gift card prize, it will be donated. The numbers are posted on Ms. Ross’s door.
If you missed the Prom Dress Swap, great news … the PTO still has dresses available for the sophomore semi! If you would like to get a dress please come to the main office for more information.
Reminder to all students: as stated in the student handbook “Assistant Principal’s detention takes precedence over any other academic, athletic or social afternoon activity.” This includes athletic tryouts and/or practice. If a student owes detention they should not skip it to attend athletic tryouts without the Assistant Prinicipal’s approval. Students who fail to attend detention will be suspended.
Attention juniors: if you did not register or did not pick electives, please fill out a form in the first floor guidance office by FRIDAY!
The ARABIC CLUB will NOT meet today. It will meet next Wednesday in Ms. Smith’s room, B210.
CLUBS and TEAMS meeting TODAY:
- GIRLS TENNIS please report outside the gym after school for a team picture for the yearbook.
- The FITNESS CENTER is open from 2:30 – 4:30 pm.
- Mr. Galusi’s PROJECT WILD OUTDOORS CLUB runs from 2:30 – 3:30. All are welcome.
- The PING PONG CLUB will meet after school in Mr. Kain’s room, C109.
- Boys & Girls TRACK practice has started. Meet in the cages at 2:30 and make sure your physicals are up to date.
The ROBOTICS TEAM will be meeting TOMORROW at 2:30 in C318.
Students attending the Sophomore Semi THIS FRIDAY may NOT be dismissed. All students attending must be present in school for the entire day.
Come help the Girls Novice Crew Team clean up part of the Mystic River NEXT WEDNESDAY, March 26th. Meet at the entrance of Hormel Stadium at 3:00 pm.
If anyone lost a gift card, please come to the Main Office.
Medford School Lunch celebrates nutrition all school year long. In honor of that commitment, here are several ways our school lunch program exceeds expectations:
1. School Food is healthy. Each day of the school year, we offer balanced meals with fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein options. All of our meals follow federal and state guidelines for nutritious meal planning. The snacks we chose meet a similar set of guidelines to limit sodium, saturated fats, and added sugars. Everything we serve is also trans fat-free.
2. Medford received a national award for meal planning and wellness excellence. Our kids have more opportunities to eat good food, to be physically active, and to learn lifelong healthy habits at school. The USDA (US Department of Agriculture) awarded all of the elementary schools in Medford the bronze-level HealthierUS School Challenge recognition as a result.
3. Medford School Lunch purchases local ingredients and products first. We chose to buy New England-grown produce and ingredients before items from farther away. For example, our whole grain breads are baked and delivered fresh from a local bakery. We are committed to supporting these local businesses.
4. Additional servings of fruits and vegetables are available with our meals. Nutrition advice suggests that you aim to make half your plate fruits and vegetables. Our meals come with fruit and vegetable servings, but students can always have more of these items if they want. This is one way to encourage eating more fruits and vegetables every day.
5. Medford School Lunch offers low sodium meals. By the time our third graders reach their senior year of high school, schools across the country will be required to adopt very strict limits for sodium in school meals. These rules will come in slowly over the next eight years. Medford School Lunch follows guidelines now that most schools will not adopt until our third graders are entering high school.
6. Our “lunch ladies” are trained professionals. Our staff maintains certifications in nutrition and food safety through the School Nutrition Association and The John Stalker Institute at Framingham State University. Our staff members attend conferences and workshops throughout each and every year on school nutrition, cooking skills, school gardens, and other topics.
7. Medford School Lunch has streamlined meal purchases. 2013-14 is the first full school year that all students can purchase meals and snacks using an electronic account. Parents can deposit funds for their child by setting up an account at myschoolbucks.com. Students can then make purchases at school using their school ID number. This ‘point-of-sale’ system has improved our program and made it easier for families to participate.
8. Medford School Lunch has an on-staff Nutritionist. Our menus, ingredients, and products are reviewed each month by our on-staff Nutritionist. Nutrition facts and a copy of the current month’s menu are always available on the district website under lunch menu. The school lunch website includes other nutrition resources for you and your family.
On Sunday, March 16th the Medford High girl’s varsity hockey team was awarded the Mulloy Team Sportsmanship Award at the TD Garden. The award is presented annually to high school hockey programs that exemplifies the sportsmanship qualities of the late James F. Mulloy. Mr. Mulloy was the former head hockey coach for Everett High, Malden Catholic High, and Dom Savio High.
Of the 268 MIAA high school hockey programs in the state, the Mustangs are one of only four programs to receive to Mulloy Team Sportsmanship Award this year. The other three programs include the Barnstable and Norwood girl’s teams and the Stoughton boy’s team. Medford was presented the award on the TD Garden ice by McGlynn Elementary Assistant Principal Doreen Andrews. The Mulloy Team Sportsmanship award is named after Andrews father.
The Medford High girls varsity hockey team includes Trisha Maclean, Samantha McLaughlin, Julia Shanahan, Kaleigh O’Donovan, Nicole Mortell, Mia Price, Kayli Lanzilli, Brittani Lanzilli (captain), Mamie Powers, Jackie Holmes, Marykate Cullinane, Ashley Morris, Courtney Hardy, Riley Lynch, Olivia Maduro, Adrienne Porrazzo (captain), Ailish Fallon, Marissa Williams (captain), Alexandria Barilone, Giuliana Stanley, and Ashley Rodriquez. The Mustangs are coached by head coach Dave McCarthy and assistant coaches Rayanne Forbes and Josh Glionna.
High Honors
Eduardo Arpini
Kayla Beardslee
Maria Galebach
Samuel Graves
Zachary Maffeo
Nicholas Rath
Laura Schmidt
Augustus Standeven
Molly Stroud
Leena Ziane
Ian Adams
Rayne Allien
Julia Casey
Fernanda Cerqueira
Nicholas Collins
Emma deRosas
Guiddelle Desinor
Serena Do
Joseph Egitto
Ramon Fernandes
Alexander Frankel
Hannah Gultom
Amel Hassan
Vanessa Liu
Mackenzie Madigan
Hannah McGillicuddy
Simona Miller
Wangden Nangpa
Sean Palmer
Kyle Quach
Tainary Santana Reyes
Connor Smith
Rose Smith
August Bowder-Newton
Andrew Cronin
Nicholas Giurleo
Kha Huynh
Adrienne Porrazzo
Alyssa Valentyn
Erica Budina
Justin Campbell
Abigail Candee
Kin Chau
Kimberley Hurdle
Anthony Nguyen
Linh Nguyen
Victor Oliveira
Samuel Prince
Audrey Ring
Tracy Vernet
Leila Walker
Honors
Jiyoung Ahn
Emily Brady
Shannon Brown
Michael Center
LiHui Chen
Brendan Ciarlone
Justin DeCastro
Claudiegh DeColine
Douenie Edouard
Iverson Eliopoulos
Ailish Fallon
Lucas Feldman
Michael Fenn
Jazir Jalal
Ning Jiang
Carson Kurtz-Rossi
Ashley LaRoche
Kiley Mahoney
Abigail McCarthy
Tyler Nguyen
Iragi Nkera
Emily Pham
Alexandria Ritchie
Mateos Sahakian
Anna Paula Santos
Ryan Thorn
Nicole Trainor
Thomas Vienneau
Ilina Zografova
Shaima Azam
Emma Bibbins
Emma Bossen-Wong
Connor Bryan
Cullen Burke
Louis Chin
Gustavo Costa
Christy Dang
Maria DiVito
Christopher Ellis
Richard Finnigan Jr.
Rachel Garland
Ethan Greenidge
Jordan Howard
Ann Le
Samantha MacFarlane
Sophia MacKay
Andre Luis Marques Ferreira
Jillian McCarthy
Jocelyn McCarthy
Michelle Nguyen
Amanda Omalek
Simon Ospenson
Jai Patel
Alexis Serino
Rezwan Ali
Matthew Beckshaw
Jessica Brady
Katelyn Crowley
Caroline Daly
Andrew DeGiovanni
Daria Eshelman
Megan Fung
Carolyn Galebach
Zachary Going
Victor Ho
Raveena Longia
Cynthia Miguel
Matthew Minchello
Julia Mitrano
Stephen Monahan
Nicole Mortell
Brianna Napoleone
Krista Ortolani
Uyen Pham
Brenda Quach
Antonio Sciarratta
Jessica Baccari
Brendan Callahan
Mark Cangiano
Arianna DiSisto
Regine Jacques
Catharina Jules
Ellen Keith
Elijah Kissman
William Kwan
Brittani Lanzilli
Giulia LaRocca
Conor McGovern
Marissa Nargi
Kathy Nguyen
Sarah Polcaro
Briana Struppa
Mariam Taha
Vincent Tran
Frederick Vargus
Brian Whooley
Emma Zec
Jean-Charles Zurawicki
Merit
Scott Andrew
Emeline Antunes
Rhiannon Arnold
Matthew Avella IV
Domenic Avola
Debra Blake
Devin Bombino
Brianna Cafferky
Albert Cangiano
Danielle Cardillo
Jackie Chen
LiHua Chen
Deborah Ciaramitaro
William Crowley Jr.
John Dakermanji
Shana Donatello
Kira Eshelman
Joseph Farah
Leora Ferrari
Annelia Fidelia
Connor Fraser
Natalie Giurleo
Alec Guerrero
Jonathan Haley
Amber Harbison
Colleen Hardy
Charbel Hayek
Najma Jama
Calvin-Neville Lambert
Sophia Leggio
Olivia Marks
Scott McGoldrick
Anthony McKillop
Brianna McLaren
Andre Melo
Owen Miller
Edilson Miranda
Justyn Moreno
Samantha Morin
Kelsey Nigro
Alanna Nucci
Saida Osman
Ryan Palmer
Daniella Ramirez
Megan Ricciardi
Jazmine Roberts
Olivia Ross
Carly Roy
Daniel Santos
Zarnaab Shafiq
Erin Sheehan
Gursimran Singh
Patrick Soares
Steven Spires
Joseph Steeves Jr.
Chloe Sullivan
Sarah Sullivan
Melissa Tullio
Nicholas Alexis
Gabriella Azevedo Sardinha
Alexis Batul
Ayman Bentalha
Sarah Berlus
Gislaine Braga
Justin Brown
Michelle Carvalho
Franchesca Charles
Joseph Cicoria
Marissa Correia
Julia Coulombe
Kali Crosby
George Damaa
Sarah-Jo Dirienzo
Ashley Eisnor
Watanya Felt
Molly Fenn
Elizabeth Frederick
Sean Freeman
Patrick Hanlon
Montana Heise
Jeremy Hollings
Janelle Howard
Hayayine Jean Marie
Tenzin Kamson
Madison King-Giannino
Taylor Kitchen
James Kostick
Gina Laskey
Anthony Leccese
Philippos Martin
Talia Matarazzo
Tia Mauro
Marcus Mazzotti
Conor McKenzie
Samantha McLaughlin
Neika Merveille
Victoria Miller-Browne
John Mucci-Riley
Shirley Nguyen
Safi Nkera
Taylor Pacheco
Luana Padua
Zoe Pancic
Brooke Parziale
Tenzin Phunkhang
Kevin Pierre-Noel
Katrina Raschi
Victoria Raschi
Eric Reppucci
Fabio Ricci
Thais Rocha
Emily Serra
Zaryaab Shafiq
Jayant Sharma
Victoria Standeven
Mary Tang
Karma Tashi
Tenzin Thoulutsang
Stanley Ung
Elianna Viggiani
Michael Walker
Emma Whisler
Yvonne Wu
Naiara Zerlotini
Oytijya Akash
Olivia Allison
Talia Andreottola
John Avola
Avneet Bajwa
William Bowler
Peyton Cook
Mary Kate Cullinane
Courteney DiDomenico
Sarah Diettrich
Rebecca DiTucci
Clare Doncaster
Mary Donnelly
Edward Fitzgerald
Reyna Gontaruk
Patricia Healion
Sophonie Jacques
Richama Joseph
Kayla Joyner
Leanna Kantt
Simaranjit Kaur
Julia Kearney
Adam Keen
Erin LaPrise
Etienne Le
Jeffrey Liang
Jose Lopes
Shamus Maunsell Jr
Justin McDonald
John McGoldrick IV
David Mojica Perez
Charlotte Morse
Paul Nguyen
Shawn Normile
Adrian Novoa
Korey O’Rourke Crowley
Catia Pereira
Ryan Ranjanathan
Robert Rockwell
Amanda Ruocco
Autumn Sailor
Eliza Sathler
Dominique Savoia
Steven Silvio Jr
Casey Smith
Jonathan Smith
Barbara Souza
Alisha Spires
Leah Taliaferro
Callaghan Todhunter
Alexander Truong
Alana Valdez
Karli Watson
Amanda Westcott
Sean Allen
Jana Ally
Lian Blake
Marcella Boy
Patrick Breen
William Brennan
David Ciarcia
Jules Clancy
John Coakley
Marissa Coit
Kerry Collins
Julie Dang
Catherine Darnell
Andrea DeLucia
Rhianna DePriest
Natasha Dimas
Victoria DiPrizio
David Doherty
Jose Thessie Elysee
Zachary Gendreau
Jordan Harris
Kathleen Harrison
Gabriel Hollings
Amy Lam
Jenna Lossio
Elina Maffeo
Caroline McCarthy
Jessica McGonagle
Stephen Micale
Cameron Mitchell
Sean Napier
Juliana Naso
Kaleigh O’Donovan
Nicola Pellegrini
Siavash Rezania
Sarah Ruemenapp
David Russell
Ralph Saint Louis
Binit Shrestha
Tejinder Singh
Brandon Sirkisoon
Matthew Stein
Lauren Tomaszczuk
Jamie Traverse
CAFÉ ELECTRA ON WINTHROP STREET
March 20th & 21st
Thursday & Friday
Open 10:30AM – 1:00PM
“Takeout available, please call before 10:30AM”
781-391-1182
Special
Freshly made hot cross buns
6 for $3.00
Soup
Garden broccoli and Vermont cheddar $2.00
Fresh Salad
Caesar salad $2.75
Large Caesar $3.85
With grilled chicken add $1.50
Entrées
Fresh grilled vegetable lasagna $5.75
Zucchini, summer squash, mushroom, and roasted red peppers
Served with marinara sauce
Sriracha Chicken Wrap $5.50
Grilled chicken smothered with Sriracha sauce
Wrapped with crunchy greens and a touch of peanut sauce
Dessert
Golden bread pudding $2.00
New York-style cheesecake w/chocolate sauce $2.00
Beverages
Coffee, tea, milk $1.25
The Board of Health advises that the consumption of raw or undercooked eggs or meats may be harmful
If you missed the Prom Dress Swap, great news … the PTO still has dresses available for the sophomore semi! If you would like to get a dress please come to the main office for more information.
Reminder to all students: as stated in the student handbook “Assistant Principal’s detention takes precedence over any other academic, athletic or social afternoon activity.” This includes athletic tryouts and/or practice. If a student owes detention they should not skip it to attend athletic tryouts. If you have a conflict, please speak to your Assistant Principal.
Attention juniors: if you did not register or if you did not pick electives, please fill out a form in the first floor guidance office by TOMORROW!
CLUBS and TEAMS meeting TODAY:
- The ROBOTICS TEAM will be meeting at 2:30 in C318.
- The FITNESS CENTER is open from 2:30 – 4:30 pm.
- There will be a GSA meeting at 2:30 in Mr. Skorker’s room, C201.
- ASIAN CLUB meets in C209 at 2:25. Please be prompt.
- Boys & Girls TRACK practice has started. Meet in the cages at 2:30 and make sure your physicals are up to date.
Students attending the Sophomore Semi THIS FRIDAY may NOT be dismissed. All students attending must be present in school for the entire day.
Attention all students, faculty and staff: If anyone has red ribbon that they would be willing to donate to the GSA for our yearly Day of Silence event, please see Mr. Skorker in C201.
Room changes for TODAY:
Mr. Kain’s periods 1, 2 & 3 report to C103.
Ms. Driscoll’s period 4 report to C215 and period 5 to C305.
Again … TODAY is D day.
