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Mansfield High School is
pleased to announce the launch of a web-based software tool
called Home Logic that provides families with real-time
information about their child's attendance, schedule, major
class assignments, and term grades.
Click here for more information |
Dr. Joseph Maruszczak
Principal
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Our mission at Mansfield High School is to
promote the intellectual, aesthetic, emotional, physical, and
social development of our students
through a broad-based curriculum implemented
by a dedicated faculty and staff.
We provide all of our students opportunities
to acquire the values, knowledge and skills that
will enrich their lives, aid them in achieving their full
potential, and help them to become lifelong
learners who can contribute positively
to our ever changing society
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A
recognized school of excellence.
U.
S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon School Program
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On Monday, November 24th, Mansfield
High School students will line East Street to honor a
fallen soldier, Cory Shea, as his funeral procession
passes the High School.
Participation is strictly voluntary. If any
parent does not want their son or daughter to
participate, please contact the High School main
office prior to 10:00AM Monday morning. |
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The
Mansfield community
and Mansfield High School
mourn
the loss of MHS graduate
Corey Shea.
This
morning(11/13/08) our office was informed of the tragic and
senseless death of Corey Shea, MHS Class of 2005.
Corey was a US Army soldier stationed in Iraq.
Cory
was killed in an attack in the northern city of Mosul
on Wednesday.
Yearbook
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Student
of the Month
October
Emily Miller (11th grade
Orchestra)
Melissa Burke (11th grade Orchestra)
Robert Crew (9th grade)
Kimberly Frisoli (12th grade Dance)
Keith Conquest (10th grade English)
Doug Cockcroft (12th grade English)
John Carney (9th grade English)
John Conway (10th grade Foreign Language)
Charles Fuller (9th grade Foreign Language)
Breana McMeekin (12th grade Foreign Language)
Liam Tripp (12th grade Foreign Language)
Nicholas King (9th grade Foreign Language)
Stephen Borrebach (12th grade Social Studies)
Jennifer Giffels (11th grade Social Studies)
Emma Dingle (10th grade Art)
Faith Garland (11th grade Art) |
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Senior
All-night party
Upcoming Parent Meetings
January 8th
February 5th
Meetings are at 6:30pm
at the High School
All are welcome!
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Mathematics
Congratulations
to the Math Team on their
first
place victory.
A
special congratulations to;
Sangeeth
Kavety and
Melissa
Kirejczyk
for
achieving perfect scores. |
Powder
Puff 08
You
think the boys take their football seriously,
you
haven't seen these girls play!!!
The
annual Powder Puff Game will be taking place on
Friday,
November 21 on the turf from 7-9 pm.
Everyone is welcome to come - it should be a fun
evening!
BE
THERE! |
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Mansfield High
School Orchestra Raffle Ticket Fundraiser
Help the Mansfield High School Orchestra raise
funds for a performance trip to New York City.
Click on the image below for more details |
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Rachel's
Challenge
http://www.rachelschallenge.com/
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Look for the best in others - eliminate prejudice.
Dare to dream - set goals.
Choose positive influences - input determines output.
Kind words and actions have huge results, even the smallest acts.
Start a chain reaction of kindness. |
Rachel's
code of ethics essay: (Printable
PDF) |
The
World Languages Department
held
their honor society induction ceremony
November
5 2008
(Photo
link) |
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Important
Dates:
School
Calendar 2008-09
Link
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Dec. 5th & 6th
@ 7:30pm.
MHS
auditorium
Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for Students/Senior Citizens. |
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Public
health notice:
Check
the health department page (link)
for
information about a Lyme Disease warning and
additional health issues.
A Message from
Mansfield Public School’s Health Services:
The cold and flu season is upon us. We would like to remind you of some important ways to keep healthy and when to seek medical attention.
The best methods of disease prevention are simple:
1. Wash your hands often, especially after using the toilet or diapering a child, before eating and whenever in contact with any respiratory secretions.
2. Do not share drinks, food or any item that may be contaminated with another’s saliva.
3. Cover your mouth and nose with tissue or into your own elbow when coughing or sneezing. Dispose of tissues promptly after use and wash your hands well.
If you do become ill you should stay home until feeling better and fever free. We define a fever as >100 F. without the use of Tylenol or Motrin.
You should seek medical care if:
1. You are ill with a high fever longer than 48 hours.
2. Tylenol or Motrin can not reduce your fever.
3. You have a sore throat that hurts to swallow especially if not assoc. with cold symptoms. (Some physicians now recommend home strep tests so check with your doctor for availability and recommendations)
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Helping
Hands
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The
students and faculty of Mansfield High School take an
active roll in the community, helping to raise funds
and awareness of the many charitable organizations
both locally and nationally.
Here
are a few of the many projects they are involved in.
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(Link)
Meredith and Keith Azevedo founded Global Partnerships for Health and Education, GPHE. GPHE strives to:
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Encourage both local and global communities to address educational and medical concerns |
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Improve awareness of educational and medical circumstances in different parts of the world |
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Expand awareness of the need for improved global equality with respect to access to medicine and education |
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Facilitate and support communities in addressing and resolving lack of access to education and medical care |
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Promote sustainable, environmentally and socially conscious practices |
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(Link)
The
Mission is the ultimate goal of Invisible Children. It
is the resources, skills, and funds that hit the
ground in Uganda. These resources will provide health,
safety and education for the children of Northern
Uganda who are affected by this 20-year-long war. It
is our belief that we need to live for more, because
the invisible children need more to live.
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2008
Leaf Raking
Extravaganza
Give
something back to the community that has given you so
much.
Spend
a nice, brisk November day playing in the leaves with
friends
When:
November 22th
Details
(Link)
Permission
slip (Link)
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MHS
Relay For Life®
Updated
link for 2009
Join
us or make a donation to our team and help us
support the fight against cancer!
Cancer affects millions of people across the
globe and many people right here in our
hometown. By joining our team or making a
donation, you will be a part of Relay For Life
to celebrate survivors, remember the people
we've lost to cancer, and fight back against
this disease.
Photos
from the 2008 event.
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Student
Service Corps (SSC)
"Helping
Students Help the World"
(Link)
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Mansfield
High School supports a No Backpack policy in the
hallways. Students are
asked to place their backpacks
in their lockers upon arrival to school and take only materials
needed for the first one or two classes. |
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Request form that your child's name not
be released to the Armed Forces. Link
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Use
of the parking facilities at Mansfield High School is a privilege
for students who are members of the senior
class only. |
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Students
who park at Memorial Park should not use the public library
parking area.
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A
reminder to students - The use of electronic devices (Cell
phones, CD players, MP3 players, radios, tape decks, video game
players, and any other electronic media devices) are prohibited in
the Mansfield Public Schools during the school day and during
evening and Saturday detentions. Electronic media devices should
be secured upon entering the building, before the start of
classes, and exiting the building at the end of the day. |
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Yearbook
information.
Senior parents please check this page. Link |
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News
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AVAILABLE
ADVANCE FOOTBALL TICKET SALES
Link
information
ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTBALL GAME
Foxborough @ Mansfield
Thursday, November 27, 2008
10AM Kickoff
Alumni Field
Mansfield High School |
Congratulations!
MIAA
Cross-Country
Division 1 Boys
Team standings: 1-Mansfield 85,
2-St. Johns Prep 100, 3-Nashoba 109, 4-Amherst 150,
5-Methuen 159.
Mansfield placements: 7-Shayne
Collins, 16:26; 13-Patrick McGowan 16:35; 28-Patrick
Grimes 16:50; 45-Brandon Boyle 17:07, 55-Matt Hernon
17:16; 69-Kevin Meagher 17:28; 123-Josh Brodin 18:26
sr.
Mansfield
wins the division one cross-country championship!
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Congratulations!
Mansfield
Football
MHS
13 NAHS 7
6
consecutive Hockomock championships
They
will play Bishop Feehan December 2
site
TBA
Papa
Gino's and Mansfield High School Recognize Allison Nagle
As
the October "Game Time" Student Athlete
see
athletic page for details
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