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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
A
recognized school of excellence.
U.
S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon School Program
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Important Information |
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Bus information for the 2012-2013 school year is now available on the District website.
All students in grades 7-12 must pay for bus transportation, regardless of where they live.
The deadline for the DISCOUNTED bus fee is Friday, June 22nd. The final Bus Fee deadline is Friday, July 27th
after which you will be placed on a waiting list.
Transportation Advisory Letter [link]
Pay-N-Ride Bus Transportation Application
[link]
Please refer to the District website for additional bus information
[link to District Bus Info]
Senior
All-night party
Information
ANP
web site
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Important
Dates in May |
| 7 & 14 |
AP Exam Weeks |
| 14-18 |
District
Art Exhibit |
| 18 |
Prom -
at The Lantana |
| 24 |
MHS Spring Concert |
| 29-May 1 |
Senior
exams |
| 31 |
Athletic Awards Night |
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Important
Dates in June |
| 10 |
Graduation -
1pm Comcast Center
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| 18 |
Last day
for students |
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Prom is upon us!
Friday May 18th the Class of 2013 hosts
“A Night on the Beach” at Lantanas in
Randolph.
Here a few reminders for prom attendees:
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Be sure to look at the list of prom check-in times to find out what time you should be at Mansfield
High School. These are posted in the cafeteria, office, and room 229 and 177. It is expected that
you arrive promptly at your check in time. |
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Please remember to bring your prom ticket and an ID with you as these will be checked. Also, if
you are bringing a non-MHS guest, that guest must bring the ID that you previously photocopied for
your permission slip. |
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Also, do not forget your pictures form. There are extras in the office. You will need this form
as well as the payment for your pictures the night of the prom.
We look forward to seeing you at the prom! |
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Senior
Information & Dates
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ANP
Next meeting
5/21/12
@ 6:30 library
ANP
web site
Graduation
invitation order forms
(PDF
link)
May
schedule
(PDF
link)
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Announcements
Who,
what, where & when?
Congratulations
to Nick Leonard
Photo
ID; left to right Coach Mark DeGirolamo, Nick
Leonard and Coach Mike Redding
Nick received the Scholar-Athlete award from the
National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Monday
evening May 14th at Lombardo's in Randolph.
The award is given to the top students "for
their outstanding football ability and performance,
outstanding academic application and achievement,
and outstanding school leadership and example".
Nick is one of only seven students who have played
for Coach Redding to receive this award. |
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The
reviews are in.
"Great
cast with loads of talent"
"We
loved the show"
Photos
from Fran Leonard
(Link)
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Bracelets for Michaela
$3.00
 
All proceeds will go to The Michaela Smith Scholarship fund
See Meghan DeLang or members of the Lacrosse team
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The Gulf Coast Relief Group
Back
from Mississippi
Left
to right: back row: Tom (Habitat for Humanity
employee), Chris (Habitat for Humanity
employee), Brooke Waugh, Bridget McCarthy,
Brendan Murphy, Angela Piro, Stephen (Habitat
for Humanity employee), David
Polutchko, Maria Platsidakis, Alyssa Maslin,
Forrest Holmes, Shannon Keohane, Stephanie
Crowley
Left
to right, Front row: Daniel Caughey, Mariah
Scott, Courtney Campbell, Conor Monks,
Danielle Koury
A
group of students used their April break to
travel to Mississippi to help in the “Gulf
Coast” cleanup left from the storms that
have devastated that region.
Photos
from the trip
(Link)
Follow our link from the Gulf Coast Relief Group.
(Link)
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Mansfield
Euro Stickers
$3.00
each
Details
(Link) |
Next
meeting
May 21st @ 6:30 library
The Strand will donate 10% of hair styling/makeup
to ANP the
day of prom.
Let
them know you are from ANP.
ANP
web site
ANP
DVD order form
(PDF
form)
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March
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Shannon Brown
Devin Davies-Ploof
Gregory Donahue
Sephora Dorismar
Elissah Dorismar
Kelsey Ferreira
Kayla Giambanco
Anne Claire Grammer |
Carly Griffin
Danielle Haradon
Kyle Labelle
Brienna Murphy
Alex Pardo
Olivia Reardon
Olivia Titus
Jonathan Toledo |
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Link
Check
out the latest edition.
Read
it, contribute to it!!!
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The Mansfield Safe Homes
Teenagers today face the difficult challenge of resisting drugs and
alcohol. As a parent you can
help your teen and others
remain alcohol and drug
free. The Mansfield Safe Homes Pledge is designed to be used by parents as a
tool to alleviate some of the
anxiety parents face as their
sons and daughters meet new
friends and become
independent.
For complete information look
at these PDF files:
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Cover
sheet
(Link)
Explaining
the program.
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Pledge
Sheet
(Link)
Making
a commitment.
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Members
list
(Link)
Password
protected list of members
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Sporting
News
Complete
schedules
all
levels
(including
practice)
High
School Sports.Net
Photos
from sporting events.
(Link)
Get
out and support the teams!
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MHS
Telephones
Please
be advised that pending approval of a Capital request
at this May’s Town Meeting, we will be replacing the
high school phone system this summer.
The existing system is outdated and can no
longer be adequately maintained.
Unfortunately, you have experienced the inability to
be connected to the high school and messages that were
not delivered, by the system, to the intended party.
We apologize for the current delays and lost calls and
look forward to a new phone system, pending approval
at Town Meeting.
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Public
health notice:
Check
the health department page (link)
for
information about health issues.
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Ways
to help our schools
We
want
to make you aware of several ways
you can help our school earn rewards and
donations from companies without any
additional cost to you. It simply requires
registering your card with the merchant and
designating MHS as a recipient.
Hannaford, Stop & Shop and Target’s REDcard
are some of the opportunities.
Complete
information (Link) |
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2011
"Hannaford Helps Schools Program"
(Information)
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Click
on image for additional information |
Target’sTake Charge of Education Program. Enroll your Target REDcard and designate Mansfield High School as the school of your choice.
Click
on image for additional information |
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The fourth annual Great American Cleanup of Mansfield
This year's cleanup
was a success!
Learn more about the Great American Cleanup of Mansfield.
Web site (link)
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 Go on the offense with the team that’s tackling cancer
The Joe Andruzzi Foundation is tackling cancer’s impact by providing financial assistance for patients and their families as well as funding pediatric brain cancer research.
You can make a difference.
(Link) |
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The
students and faculty of Mansfield High School take an
active role 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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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) |
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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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"Pay it Forward!"
A group of 15 students are planning to travel to Mississippi in April to help reconstruct the Gulf
Coast.
They're giving their time - please consider a
tax-deductible contribution of $20 or more to
help send them.
Make checks out to "Mansfield High School" and write "Gulf Coast Trip" on the memo
line.
Please drop off your donation at the main office of the high school or send it to:
Gulf Coast
Trip, Attn: Scott Brigante
Mansfield High
School
150 East
Street, Mansfield, MA 02048.
Thanks for helping students who want to help others!
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MHS
Relay For Life
Updated
link for 2011
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.
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Service
Opportunities
Link
The following service organizations are some of the most popular service organizations in the world. In this page, you will find information about the organizations, their local chapters, and how to contact them to volunteer.
YOU CAN HELP THESE ORGANIZATIONS IN A VARIETY OF WAYS!
• Become a volunteer and get hands-on experience.
• Serve as an advocate and become a spokesperson for the cause.
• Donate money to help these organizations achieve their goals.
• Be creative. Offer other unique ways you can help these groups. |
2010
Gulf Coast Relief Group
Mansfield
High School
Students
Volunteer
in Bay
St. Louis
,
Mississippi
Chaperones:
Mrs. Fournier
More
information and
photos |
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Mansfield
Education Foundation
Mansfield
Education Foundation was founded on the
principle that innovation and excellence
in education will enhance the learning
experience of the children within the
Mansfield school system. The goal is to
award financial grants to educators who
apply through a formal process, and to
partner with Mansfield educators
ensuring the sharing of expertise,
knowledge and creativity.
Local businesses and community
members have united to provide financial
support and collaborate in these
efforts.
Web
site:
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School
Policy
| Mansfield
High School supports a No Backpack policy in the
hallways. Students are welcome to use backpacks and bags to carry materials
to and from school, but backpacks, handbags and shoulder bags are to be stored in lockers during the day. Students may carry personal items in a small pocket book that is
not large enough to put a book in. |
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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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information.
Senior parents please check this page. Link |
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In
Memoriam
Michaela Smith |
In
Memoriam
Fallon Finegan
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In
Memoriam
Nancy
Kitchen |
In
Memoriam
Al
DeSimone |
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