Daily Announcements

Today is Friday, November 13th, a Day 1 on your schedule. Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. Please remain standing for a moment of personal reflection. Thank you. You may be seated.

Here are today's announcements:

• Girls Basketball will have an informational meeting today at 3:15 in the Field House Lobby
• The second Boys Basketball sign-up meeting will be on Monday, November 16th at 3:10 PM in Room 340. Tryout schedules and Family ID updates will be covered. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Morrissey in Room 340.
• Come “Stitch for a Cause.” The Knitting and Crochet Club is making items to donate to a local hospital and will meet on Monday, November 16th during Flex block in room 207. We will have some yarn, hooks, and needles for people to use. Feel free to bring your own projects or supplies. Beginners are welcome.
• Attention all future lawyers and anyone interested in law and criminal justice! This Monday, November 16 during Flex Block, the Law and Society Club will be hosting Judge Michael Doolin, Associate Justice for Suffolk County Superior Court as a guest speaker in the Library. Justice Doolin will be sharing his experience as a judge and with the law and court system. Email Ms. Bailey if you would like a pass to attend.
• Looking to connect and help build a supportive community? Come to the Asian Student Association and Allies meeting on Wednesday, November 18th at 8AM in Room 207!
• The Ski Club will be holding its next meeting, Thursday November 19th, before school in room 304 at 8:00. We will discuss plans for our first trip!

• There will be a Boys Hockey informational meeting today at 3:10 in the cafeteria
• Girls Basketball will have an informational meeting tomorrow, Friday November 13th, at 3:15 in the Field House Lobby
• The second Boys Basketball sign-up meeting will be on Monday, November 16th at 3:10 PM in Room 340. Tryout schedules and Family ID updates will be covered. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Morrissey in Room 340.
• Come “Stitch for a Cause.” The Knitting and Crochet Club is making items to donate to a local hospital and will meet on Monday, November 16th during Flex block in room 207. We will have some yarn, hooks, and needles for people to use. Feel free to bring your own projects or supplies. Beginners are welcome.

• Attention 10th graders in the innovation career pathway: All 10th graders in ICP should check in to their flexes and then go directly to the cafeteria for the ICP seminar.
• There will be a Boys Hockey informational meeting on Thursday November 12th at 3:10 in the cafeteria
• Girls Basketball will have an informational meeting on Friday November 13th at 3:15 in the Field House Lobby
• The second Boys Basketball sign-up meeting will be on Monday, November 16th at 3:10 PM in Room 340. Tryout schedules and Family ID updates will be covered. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Morrissey in Room 340.

• The Boys Winter Track Team will hold a brief, informational meeting immediately after school today in the cafeteria, for all returners and anyone interested in joining this year. If you cannot attend but would like to learn more about joining the team, please see Coach Princic (room 510 in the fieldhouse).
• There will be a mandatory DECA meeting tomorrow at 8 am in the PAC, please bring your signed permission slip.
• There will be a Boys Hockey informational meeting on Thursday November 12th at 3:10 in the cafeteria
• Girls Basketball will have an informational meeting on Friday November 13th at 3:15 in the Field House Lobby

• Attention Seniors! Seniors listen up. On Monday, November 9th, please wear your senior shirts so that we can take our drone picture outside on the turf at 8:30am. Please be on the stadium turf at 8:30am ready to line up for the picture. See Mr. Skeff with any questions.
• Today during FLEX in the DLR, Refugee Relief is hosting a Refugee Panel to bring education and perspectives into our school community. All students are welcome and encouraged to join, especially DECA members; we will be discussing many relevant events and ways to get involved."
• Don’t miss The SpongeBob Musical this weekend and next at RMHS — our PAC has been transformed into Bikini Bottom and you can see all your favorite Nickelodeon characters live on stage Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 and Sundays at 2:00 . Tickets can be purchased at the door or online at Www. Rmhsdrama. Org See your friends, support the Arts and have the BEST DAY EVER!! See you at the show
• The Boys Winter Track Team will hold a brief, informational meeting on Monday, November 9th immediately after school in the cafeteria, for all returners and anyone interested in joining this year. If you cannot attend but would like to learn more about joining the team, please see Coach Princic (room 510 in the fieldhouse).
• The Knitting and Crochet Club will meet today during Flex block in room 207. We will have some yarn, hooks, and needles for people to use, but feel free to bring your own projects or supplies. Beginners are welcome!
• Attention New Currency members and anyone still interested in joining the literary magazine. Our meeting day has changed to Mondays. Again, the New Currency literary magazine staff will now meet on Mondays at 8:00 a.m. in Ms. Crosby's room 407. New members are welcome. Please contact Ms. Crosby for more information.
• There will be a mandatory DECA meeting Tuesday November 10th at 8 am in the PAC, please bring your signed permission slip.
• Do you have leftover pumpkins that you want to get rid of? On Saturday November 7th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm you can join the Environmental club in the first annual Pumpkin Smash in the PAC parking lot! Smash your own pumpkins and enjoy fall treats and crafts. All pumpkins will then be composted.
• Starting this week, our school is hosting a Donations Drive to collect essential items for local refugee families in our community. We are currently accepting gift cards to places like Target and Market Basket, twin sheet sets, pillows, diapers sizes 4 through 7, wipes, shampoo, conditioner, multipurpose cleaner, laundry detergent, and trash bags. Every contribution makes a huge difference!

• Attention seniors. Seniors please listen. Due to the weather, our outdoor picture on the turf this Friday has been postponed. No need to wear your senior shirts on Friday. We'll let you know when we have a new date/time so that you can wear your shirts. See Mr. Skeff with any questions.
• Don’t miss The SpongeBob Musical this weekend and next at RMHS — our PAC has been transformed into Bikini Bottom and you can see all your favorite Nickelodeon characters live on stage Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 and Sundays at 2:00 . Tickets can be purchased at the door or online at Www. Rmhsdrama. Org See your friends, support the Arts and have the BEST DAY EVER!! See you at the show
• Reminder to all senior fall athletes. The RMHS unified basketball team will be hosting an athletes' breakfast tomorrow morning. Breakfast is set to start at 7:45am and wrap up before first period classes.
• Boys Swim will have their Information Session Today right after school in the Cafeteria. All Skill Levels Welcome!
• The Boys Winter Track Team will hold a brief, informational meeting on Monday, November 9th immediately after school in the cafeteria, for all returners and anyone interested in joining this year. If you cannot attend but would like to learn more about joining the team, please see Coach Princic (room 510 in the fieldhouse).
• The Knitting and Crochet Club will meet on Friday, 11/6 during Flex block in room 207. We will have some yarn, hooks, and needles for people to use, but feel free to bring your own projects or supplies. Beginners are welcome!
• Attention New Currency members and anyone still interested in joining the literary magazine. Our meeting day has changed to Mondays. Again, the New Currency literary magazine staff will now meet on Mondays at 8:00 a.m. in Ms. Crosby's room 407. New members are welcome. Please contact Ms. Crosby for more information.
• Mandatory DECA meeting Tuesday November 10th at 8 am in the PAC, please bring your signed permission slip.
• Do you have leftover pumpkins that you want to get rid of? On Saturday November 7th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm you can join the Environmental club in the first annual Pumpkin Smash in the PAC parking lot! Smash your own pumpkins and enjoy fall treats and crafts. All pumpkins will then be composted.
• Starting this week, our school is hosting a Donations Drive to collect essential items for local refugee families in our community. We are currently accepting gift cards to places like Target and Market Basket, twin sheet sets, pillows, diapers sizes 4 through 7, wipes, shampoo, conditioner, multipurpose cleaner, laundry detergent, and trash bags. Every contribution makes a huge difference!

• Interested in joining the Girls Hockey Team? The RMHS Girls Hockey team will be having an Informational meeting today at 3:30 pm in the RMHS library.
• There will be a Wrestling informational meeting today at 3:15 in the cafeteria outside the bank
• Boys Swim will be holding an information session on Thursday, November 5th right after school in the cafe. All skill levels welcome!
• The Boys Winter Track Team will hold a brief, informational meeting on Monday, November 9th immediately after school in the cafeteria, for all returners and anyone interested in joining this year. If you cannot attend but would like to learn more about joining the team, please see Coach Princic (room 510 in the fieldhouse).
• The Knitting and Crochet Club will meet on Friday, 11/6 during Flex block in room 207. We will have some yarn, hooks, and needles for people to use, but feel free to bring your own projects or supplies. Beginners are welcome!
• Attention New Currency members and anyone still interested in joining the literary magazine. Our meeting day has changed to Mondays. Again, the New Currency literary magazine staff will now meet on Mondays at 8:00 a.m. in Ms. Crosby's room 407. New members are welcome. Please contact Ms. Crosby for more information.
• Attention Seniors, yes Seniors listen up! Please wear your Senior t-shirts this Friday, November 6th so that we can take a class picture outside on the turf during Flex block. We'll line up so that we spell out the number 27 and a drone will take a picture from above. If you don't have your shirt, you can't be in the picture so please bring it this Friday so we can do the picture during Flex block. See Mr. Skeff with any questions.
• Do you have leftover pumpkins that you want to get rid of? On Saturday November 7th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm you can join the Environmental club in the first annual Pumpkin Smash in the PAC parking lot! Smash your own pumpkins and enjoy fall treats and crafts. All pumpkins will then be composted.
• Starting this week, our school is hosting a Donations Drive to collect essential items for local refugee families in our community. We are currently accepting gift cards to places like Target and Market Basket, twin sheet sets, pillows, diapers sizes 4 through 7, wipes, shampoo, conditioner, multipurpose cleaner, laundry detergent, and trash bags. Every contribution makes a huge difference!
• Today wraps up our Día de los Muertos recognition. You may have seen the famous image of a tall, elegantly dressed skeleton wearing a large, feathered hat. She is known as La Catrina, created by artist José Guadalupe Posada. She reminds us that underneath it all , we are all the same, and we should celebrate the time we have. Thank you to everyone who participated in creating our school ofrenda this year!

• DECA Students please attend the role play workshop during FLEX today in the DLR.
• Interested in joining the Girls Hockey Team? The RMHS Girls Hockey team will be having an Informational meeting on Wednesday, November 4th at 3:30 pm in the RMHS library.
• There will be a Wrestling informational meeting on Wednesday November 4th at 3:15 in the cafeteria outside the bank
• Boys Swim will be holding an information session this Thursday, November 5th right after school in the cafe. All skill levels welcome!
• The Boys Winter Track Team will hold a brief, informational meeting on Monday, November 9th immediately after school in the cafeteria, for all returners and anyone interested in joining this year. If you cannot attend but would like to learn more about joining the team, please see Coach Princic (room 510 in the fieldhouse).
• Attention Seniors, yes Seniors listen up! Please wear your Senior t-shirts this Friday, November 6th so that we can take a class picture outside on the turf during Flex block. We'll line up so that we spell out the number 27 and a drone will take a picture from above. If you don't have your shirt, you can't be in the picture so please bring it this Friday so we can do the picture during Flex block. See Mr. Skeff with any questions.
• Do you have leftover pumpkins that you want to get rid of? On Saturday November 7th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm you can join the Environmental club in the first annual Pumpkin Smash in the PAC parking lot! Smash your own pumpkins and enjoy fall treats and crafts. All pumpkins will then be composted.
• Starting this week, our school is hosting a Donations Drive to collect essential items for local refugee families in our community. We are currently accepting gift cards to places like Target and Market Basket, twin sheet sets, pillows, diapers sizes 4 through 7, wipes, shampoo, conditioner, multipurpose cleaner, laundry detergent, and trash bags. Every contribution makes a huge difference!
• ¡Buenos días! Have you noticed the bright orange flowers and decorated skulls on the Day of the Dead Altar? The flowers are cempasúchil or marigolds, whose bright color and scent guide spirits back home. The colorful sugar skulls, or calaveras, aren't meant to be scary; they represent the sweetness of life. Look at these vibrant designs next time you pass our display!

• Congrats to our RMHS Cheer team for coming in first place at the AP Tournament over the weekend!! Go Rockets!!
• There will be a Wrestling informational meeting on Wednesday November 4th at 3:15 in the cafeteria outside the bank
• Attention Seniors, yes Seniors listen up! Please wear your Senior t-shirts this Friday, November 6th so that we can take a class picture outside on the turf during Flex block. We'll line up so that we spell out the number 27 and a drone will take a picture from above. If you don't have your shirt, you can't be in the picture so please bring it this Friday so we can do the picture during Flex block. See Mr. Skeff with any questions.
• The Boys Basketball Sign up Meeting will be held today at 3:10 in room 340. Any questions see Mr. Morrissey in room 340
• Boys Swim will be holding an information session this Thursday, November 5th right after school in the cafe. All skill levels welcome!
• DECA Students please attend the role play workshop during Day 4 FLEX tomorrow in the DLR.
• Do you have leftover pumpkins that you want to get rid of? On Saturday November 7th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm you can join the Environmental club in the first annual Pumpkin Smash in the PAC parking lot! Smash your own pumpkins and enjoy fall treats and crafts. All pumpkins will then be composted.
• Yesterday, November 1st, was Día de los Inocentes, a special day dedicated to remembering children who have passed. Today, November 2nd, is officially Día de los Muertos, when all spirits are celebrated. Families in Mexico and worldwide are visiting cemeteries, playing music, sharing memories and eating pan de muerto—a delicious, sweet bread baked just for this holiday. Let's make today a joyful celebration of life and love that never fades.

• The Art Club will be having their first official meeting this Thursday, October 30th in room 226 after school from 3-4pm.
• The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, until October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.
• The Young Engineers Club will have their first meeting of the year Thursday October 30th right after school in room 304. We'll discuss a project idea for the year and welcome new members!
• If you’re interested in Girl’s Winter Track, we will be having an informational meeting on Friday October 30th in Ms. Allardi’s room, room 405 where we will talk about the upcoming season! Hope to see you all there!
• The Boys Basketball Sign up Meeting will be held on Monday November 2nd at 3:10 in room 340. Any questions see Mr. Morrissey in room 340
• Our robotics team, The Robockets, is running a STEM Expo on November 21st from 1:00-3:00 at the Reading Public Library. This hands-on event is aimed toward K-8th graders interested in STEM.
• Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Please make sure that you do not have a mask, as they aren’t allowed. And finally - a new prize category: Best Teacher costume! Good Luck to everyone!
• Attention all juniors! The Class of 2028 is excited to announce our upcoming Double Good Popcorn Competition Fundraiser! We encourage all juniors to sign up and participate. The fundraiser will run until Monday, November 2nd. The winner of the competition will win a $50.00 visa gift card. For more specific information head over to the RHMS Class of 2028 Instagram page, as well as posters by Mrs. Stinson's office & Mr. Ladderbush's class room.

• Looking to connect, play trivia, and help build a confident supportive community? Come to the Asian Student Association and Allies meeting on Wednesday, October 28th at 8AM in Room 207!
• The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, until October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.
• The Young Engineers Club will have their first meeting of the year Thursday October 30th right after school in room 304. We'll discuss a project idea for the year and welcome new members!
• If you’re interested in Girl’s Winter Track, we will be having an informational meeting on Friday October 30th in Ms. Allardi’s room, room 405 where we will talk about the upcoming season! Hope to see you all there!
• The Boys Basketball Sign up Meeting will be held on Monday November 2nd at 3:10 in room 340. Any questions see Mr. Morrissey in room 340
• Our robotics team, The Robockets, is running a STEM Expo on November 21st from 1:00-3:00 at the Reading Public Library. This hands-on event is aimed toward K-8th graders interested in STEM.
• Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Please make sure that you do not have a mask, as they aren’t allowed. And finally - a new prize category: Best Teacher costume! Good Luck to everyone!
• Attention all juniors! The Class of 2028 is excited to announce our upcoming Double Good Popcorn Competition Fundraiser! We encourage all juniors to sign up and participate. The fundraiser will run from today through Monday, November 2nd. The winner of the competition will win a $50.00 visa gift card. For more specific information head over to the RHMS Class of 2028 Instagram page, as well as posters by Mrs. Stinson's office & Mr. Ladderbush's class room.

• There will be a Spain Trip meeting today at 7 pm in room 224 for parents/guardians and/or students who are traveling or who want to travel.
• Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Chipotle fundraiser today from 5pm to 9pm, use the instructions on Instagram to order!
• There will be a mandatory DECA meeting tomorrow at 8 am in the PAC, see you there!
• Looking to connect, play trivia, and help build a confident supportive community? Come to the Asian Student Association and Allies meeting on Wednesday, October 28th at 8AM in Room 207!
• The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, until October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.
• There will be an RMHS Gymnastics Team Informational Online Meeting on Zoom today at 3:30 pm. Please look on the Gymnastic Instagram page RMHS_gymnastics so you can fill out the Google form to get the meeting Zoom link. Go Rockets!!
• The Young Engineers Club will have their first meeting of the year Thursday October 30th right after school in room 304. We'll discuss a project idea for the year and welcome new members!
• If you’re interested in Girl’s Winter Track, we will be having an informational meeting on Friday October 30th in Ms. Allardi’s room, room 405 where we will talk about the upcoming season! Hope to see you all there!
• Our robotics team, The Robockets, is running a STEM Expo on November 21st from 1:00-3:00 at the Reading Public Library. This hands-on event is aimed toward K-8th graders interested in STEM.
• Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Brought to you by Shoe-topia!
• Attention all juniors! The Class of 2028 is excited to announce our upcoming Double Good Popcorn Competition Fundraiser! We encourage all juniors to sign up and participate. The fundraiser will run from today through Monday, November 2nd. The winner of the competition will win a $50.00 visa gift card. For more specific information head over to the RHMS Class of 2028 Instagram page, as well as posters by Mrs. Stinson's office & Mr. Ladderbush's class room.

• The Knitting and Crochet Club meets today during Flex block in Room 207. Anyone is welcome to join! Please make sure to request your pass before Flex block starts so you can be released to attend.
• There will be a Spain Trip meeting on Monday, October 26th at 7 pm in room 224 of RMHS for parents/guardians and/or students. who are traveling or who want to travel.
• Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Chipotle fundraiser on Monday October 26th from 5pm to 9pm, use the instructions on Instagram to order!
• There will be a mandatory DECA meeting on Tuesday October 27th at 8 am in the PAC, see you there!
• Looking to connect, play trivia, and help build a confident supportive community? Come to the Asian Student Association and Allies meeting on Wednesday, October 28th at 8AM in Room 207!
• The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, until October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.
• There will be an RMHS Gymnastics Team Informational Online Meeting on Zoom this Monday, October 26th at 3:30 pm. Please look on the Gymnastic Instagram page RMHS_gymnastics so you can fill out the Google form to get the meeting Zoom link. Go Rockets!!
• If you’re interested in Girl’s Winter Track, we will be having an informational meeting on Friday October 30th in Ms. Allardi’s room, room 405 where we will talk about the upcoming season! Hope to see you all there!
• Our robotics team, The Robockets, is running a STEM Expo on November 21st from 1:00-3:00 at the Reading Public Library. This hands-on event is aimed toward K-8th graders interested in STEM.
• Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Brought to you by Shoe-topia!
• Attention all juniors! The Class of 2028 is excited to announce our upcoming Double Good Popcorn Competition Fundraiser! We encourage all juniors to sign up and participate. The fundraiser will run from Monday, October 26, through Monday, November 2. The winner of the competition will win a $50.00 visa gift card. For more specific information head over to the RHMS Class of 2028 Instagram page, as well as posters by Mrs. Stinson's office & Mr. Ladderbush's class room.
• Attention all students. Our RMHS Homecoming Dance is this Saturday from 7-9pm in the fieldhouse and we'd love for as many students as possible to attend. We'll have a DJ, photobooth, snacks and drinks for all. Tickets are on sale on GoFan until today, otherwise you'll need to bring cash to purchase at the door, and the cost is $25. There are flyers around the school with a QR code or you can swing by Mr. Skeff's room, 305, or email him for the link to buy tickets. Any questions see Mr. Skeff.
• Did you know that in Massachusetts, you can pre-register to vote as soon as you turn 16? Election day is right around the corner, and the deadline to register and vote is Saturday. Signing up to vote is quick and easy! If you're a U.S. citizen and 16 or older, just scan one of the QR codes posted around the school or at the Politics Club table at lunch today. And if you're 18+, be sure to vote on November 3rd - your voice matters!

• Our robotics team, The Robockets, is running a STEM Expo on November 21st from 1:00-3:00 at the Reading Public Library. This hands-on event is aimed toward K-8th graders interested in STEM.
• Mandatory DECA meeting on Tuesday October 27th at 8 am in the PAC, be there!
• The Ski Club will have its first meeting of the year this Friday October 23rd before school at 8:00am in room 304. Anyone interested is invited to attend!
• Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Chipotle fundraiser on Monday October 26th from 5pm to 9pm, use the instructions on Instagram to order!
• The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, from October 14th to October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.
• Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Brought to you by Shoe-topia!
• The district is launching a new Instagram page to highlight what's happening across our schools — games, clubs, projects, and the people behind them. A small student team is being put together to help run it: photography, design, writing, content. If that sounds like something you'd be good at, sign-up forms are available by scanning the QR code on posters in guidance. Applications close October 23rd.
• If you’re interested in Girl’s Winter Track, we will be having an informational meeting on Friday October 30th in Ms. Allardi’s room, room 405 where we will talk about the upcoming season! Hope to see you all there!
• Looking to connect, play trivia, and help build a confident supportive community? Come to the Asian Student Association and Allies meeting on Wednesday, October 28th at 8AM in Room 207!
• The Knitting and Crochet Club meets this Friday, October 23rd, during Flex block in Room 207. Anyone is welcome to join! Please make sure to request your pass before Flex block starts so you can be released to attend.
• Attention all students. Our RMHS Homecoming Dance is this Saturday from 7-9pm in the fieldhouse and we'd love for as many students as possible to attend. We'll have a DJ, photobooth, snacks and drinks for all. Tickets are on sale now through Friday on GoFan, otherwise you'll need to bring cash to purchase at the door, and the cost is $25. There are flyers around the school with a QR code or you can swing by Mr. Skeff's room, 305, or email him for the link to buy tickets. Any questions see Mr. Skeff.

Our robotics team, The Robockets, is running a STEM Expo on November 21st from 1:00-3:00 at the Reading Public Library. This hands-on event is aimed toward K-8th graders interested in STEM.

Interested in photography? Come to the Photography Club’s first meeting tomorrow morning at 8:10 AM in Mrs. Dailey’s room - Room 232! No experience needed, so bring a friend! We’re going to outline our goals for the year and vote on our next project. We can’t wait to see you there!

Mandatory DECA meeting on Tuesday 10/27 at 8 am in the PAC, be there!

Girl Rising will be having a meeting tomorrow morning at 8am in Ms. Howie’s room, room 400! We hope to see you there!

The Ski Club will have its first meeting of the year this Friday October 23rd before school at 8:00am in room 304. Anyone interested is invited to attend!

Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Chipotle fundraiser on Monday October 26 from 5 to 9, use the instructions on Instagram to order!

Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Brought to you by Shoe-topia!

The district is launching a new Instagram page to highlight what's happening across our schools — games, clubs, projects, and the people behind them. A small student team is being put together to help run it: photography, design, writing, content. If that sounds like something you'd be good at, sign-up forms are available by scanning the QR code on posters in guidance. Applications close October 23rd.

The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, from October 14th to October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.

• Curious about the wide world of healthcare? Head to the DLR during Flex Block today, for a Healthcare Careers Panel! Meet diverse professionals working across various health fields, gain real-world career insight, and build your network. If you need to complete the PSAT Readiness Check please stay in FLEX to do that before coming to the DLR. See you there!
• The Ski Club will have its first meeting of the year this Friday October 23rd before school at 8:00am in room 304. Anyone interested is invited to attend!
• Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Chipotle fundraiser on Monday October 26 from 5 to 9, use the instructions on Instagram to order!
• Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Brought to you by Shoe-topia!
• 9th graders in Innovation Career Pathways will meet in the cafeteria during Flex today. Please check in with your flex teacher and then head to the cafe.
• Listen up, Rockets! If you love taking photos, knowing what's happening at RMHS or just want to make sure your favorite school memories actually make it into history, the Yearbook Committee is the place for you. Come join the Yearbook Committee at their 1st meeting tomorrow in Room 333 during FLEX.
• The district is launching a new Instagram page to highlight what's happening across our schools — games, clubs, projects, and the people behind them. A small student team is being put together to help run it: photography, design, writing, content. If that sounds like something you'd be good at, sign-up forms are available by scanning the QR code on posters in guidance. Applications close October 23rd.
• The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, from October 14th to October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.

• Calling all ghosts, goblins, and monsters! The annual RMHS Halloween costume contest is soon approaching. On Friday, October 30th, wear your best costume. You can win a prize in one of these categories: Best Group Costume, Scariest Costume and Funniest Costume. Voting QR codes will be posted around the school that day. Brought to you by Shoe-topia!
• Curious about the wide world of healthcare? Head to the DLR during Flex Block on Tuesday, October 20, for a Healthcare Careers Panel! Meet diverse professionals working across various health fields, gain real-world career insight, and build your network. See you there!
• 9th graders in Innovation Career Pathways will meet in the cafeteria during Flex on Tuesday 10/20. Please check In with your flex teacher and then head to the cafe.
• Listen up, Rockets! If you love taking photos, knowing what's happening at RMHS or just want to make sure your favorite school memories actually make it into history, the Yearbook Committee is the place for you. Come join the Yearbook Committee at their 1st meeting tomorrow in Room 333 during FLEX.
• The district is launching a new Instagram page to highlight what's happening across our schools — games, clubs, projects, and the people behind them. A small student team is being put together to help run it: photography, design, writing, content. If that sounds like something you'd be good at, sign-up forms are available by scanning the QR code on posters in guidance. Applications close October 23rd.
• The Fostering Hope Club is doing a donation drive for teen sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and sweatshirts, all new with tags, from October 14th to October 30th. Donation Boxes can be found outside the front office, in the field house, and in room 305.

• Attention students! School IDs are available for pickup today. If you’re in 9th or 10th grade, please stop by the Main Office to pick up your ID. 11th and 12th graders, please stop by Guidance. Students are advised to come by during a study period, or lunch. Please don’t come to the office at the end of the school day.
• Sign up for the Red Cross Blood Drive on Unity Day from 9 am to 2 pm in the DLR, where every donor will receive a $15 e-gift card. Scan the QR codes around school to sign up. You can donate at any time throughout the day. Must be over 16 to donate!
• DECA will be having a mandatory meeting Wednesday October 14th at 8 am in the PAC
• It is Spanish Heritage Month! Today we highlight a beautiful celebration of memory: Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. Mainly celebrated in Mexico and by Mexican-American communities, this holiday is designated by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. It is not a sad day, but a joyful celebration to remember ancestors. Families build colorful altars with photos, bright orange marigolds, and favorite foods to celebrate the enduring bonds of family across time. Have a great weekend!

• Attention students! School IDs are available for pickup today and tomorrow. If you’re in 9th or 10th grade, please stop by the Main Office to pick up your ID. 11th and 12th graders, please stop by Guidance. Students are advised to come by during Flex, a study period, or lunch. Please don’t come to the office at the end of the school day.
• Attention Best Buddies members! We're having a brief meeting before school at 8am this Friday, October 9th in Ms. Ayer's room, 228. We'll talk about an upcoming Halloween event and officer position interviews. If you can't make it or have questions see Mr. Skeff in room 305. We hope to see everyone there!
• Sign up for the Red Cross Blood Drive on Unity Day from 9 am to 2 pm in the DLR, where every donor will receive a $15 e-gift card. Scan the QR codes around school to sign up. You can donate at any time throughout the day. Must be over 16 to donate!
• The first meeting for the Playwriting Club will be held today after school in Room 332- Mrs. Richardson. All are welcome to attend.
• Interested in a card game? Join the Card Game Club! We do everything from Magic the Gathering to Crazy Eights! No experience or cards necessary! Our first meeting will be after school today in Room 201. Hope to see you there!
• It is Spanish Heritage Month! Today we celebrate a contemporary icon of American theater: Lin-Manuel Miranda. The son of Puerto Rican parents, Miranda grew up in New York City and went on to create the Broadway masterpieces In the Heights and the smash-hit Hamilton. By casting diverse actors to tell the story of America's founding fathers and blending history with hip-hop, he transformed American theater forever. He reminds us to use our unique cultural perspectives to tell new stories.

• Sign up for the Red Cross Blood Drive on Unity Day from 9 am to 2 pm in the DLR, where every donor will receive a $15 e-gift card. Scan the QR codes around school to sign up. You can donate at any time throughout the day. Must be over 16 to donate!
• The first meeting for the Playwriting Club will be held this Thursday October 8th at 3:15 in Room 332- Mrs. Richardson. All are welcome to attend.
• Do you enjoy writing fiction? How about poetry? Do you draw or paint in your free time? Do you have rough drafts of stories and pencil sketches that you would probably finish if only you had a place to publish them? If you answered yes to any of these questions, come check out The New Currency! We're the official RMHS literary arts magazine, and our first meeting is this Thursday, October 8 at 8:00 a.m. in Ms. Crosby's Room 407. New and returning members are welcome. Hope to see you there!
• The RMHS Spanish club will host their first meeting at 8:00am on Thursday, October 8th in Mrs. Murphy's room (223)
• Interested in a card game? Join the Card Game Club! We do everything from Magic the Gathering to Crazy Eights! No experience or cards necessary! Our first meeting will be after school on Thursday, October 8th in Room 201. Hope to see you there!
• Girl Rising will be having their first meeting on Thursday October 8th at 8am in Ms. Howie’s room 400

• This is a reminder that there is a Student Advisory Committee to the School Committee today during flex in the guidance suite. New members are welcome as well as returning.
• The mock trial club will be having our first meeting tomorrow, Wednesday October 7th at 8am. Come give us a try and see what we're all about. There will be munchkins!
• The Law & Society Club will be having their next meeting tomorrow morning at 8am in the library
• Do you enjoy writing fiction? How about poetry? Do you draw or paint in your free time? Do you have rough drafts of stories and pencil sketches that you would probably finish if only you had a place to publish them? If you answered yes to any of these questions, come check out The New Currency! We're the official RMHS literary arts magazine, and our first meeting is this Thursday, October 8 at 8:00 a.m. in Ms. Crosby's Room 407. New and returning members are welcome. Hope to see you there!
• The RMHS Spanish club will host their first meeting at 8:00am on Thursday, October 8th in Mrs. Murphy's room (223)
• Interested in a card game? Join the Card Game Club! We do everything from Magic the Gathering to Crazy Eights! No experience or cards necessary! Our first meeting will be after school on Thursday, October 8th in Room 201. Hope to see you there!
• Girl Rising will be having their first meeting on Thursday October 8th at 8am in Ms. Howie’s room 400
• It is Spanish Heritage Month! Today we celebrate a food you can hold in your hand: the empanada. The word comes from the Spanish verb empanar, meaning 'to wrap in bread.' Nearly every Spanish-speaking country has its own version of these baked or fried pastry turnovers. Whether filled with spiced beef in Argentina, cheesy potato in Colombia, or sweet guava in the Caribbean, empanadas are a universal comfort food that connects millions of kitchens.

• Come support our Unified basketball team today at 4 pm for their first home game in the Fieldhouse. Go Rockets!!
• The Law & Society Club will be having their next meeting at 8:00am on Wednesday, October 7th in the library
• Do you enjoy writing fiction? How about poetry? Do you draw or paint in your free time? Do you have rough drafts of stories and pencil sketches that you would probably finish if only you had a place to publish them? If you answered yes to any of these questions, come check out The New Currency! We're the official RMHS literary arts magazine, and our first meeting is this Thursday, October 8 at 8:00 a.m. in Ms. Crosby's Room 407. New and returning members are welcome. Hope to see you there!
• The RMHS Spanish club will host their first meeting at 8:00am on Thursday, October 8th in Mrs. Murphy's room (223)
• Interested in a card game? Join the Card Game Club! We do everything from Magic the Gathering to Crazy Eights! No experience or cards necessary! Our first meeting will be after school on Thursday, October 8th in Room 201. Hope to see you there!
• Girl Rising will be having their first meeting on Thursday October 8th at 8am in Ms. Howie’s room 400
• It is Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we head south to Argentina. Argentina is the largest Spanish-speaking country by land size in South America. It is famous for its stunning Patagonia mountain region, its rich cattle-ranching gaucho culture, and its fierce love for soccer. Buenos Aires, its capital, is known for its beautiful European-style architecture and vibrant neighborhood streets.

• If you are parked in the Performing Arts Center Parking Lot please move your car by 3:30 this afternoon.
• Seniors interested in pursuing an internship should come to the internship fair on Main Street during their lunch today. Main Street will be closed to all other students during lunch.
• Come support our Unified basketball team this Monday October 5th at 4 pm for their first home game at Coolidge Middle School!! Go Rockets!!
• The Law & Society Club will be having their next meeting at 8:00am on Wednesday, October 7th in the library
• The RMHS Spanish club will host their first meeting at 8:00am on Thursday, October 8th in Mrs. Murphy's room (223)
• Attention Seniors! Please check your email for important information from Mr. Skeff & Mr. Mahoney. Again, this is for seniors. Please check the email that Mr. Skeff sent on Monday night about Senior Pass and ordering Senior t-shirts for Unity Day. Orders need to be placed by this Friday in order to get them here on time so please fill out the Google Form and get your payment in to Mr. Skeff ASAP! If you have any questions, see Mr. Skeff in room 305.
• Interested in a card game? Join the Card Game Club! We do everything from Magic the Gathering to Crazy Eights! No experience or cards necessary! Our first meeting will be after school on Thursday, October 8th in Room 201. Hope to see you there!
• Girl Rising will be having their first meeting on Thursday October 8th at 8am in Ms. Howie’s room 400
• It is Hispanic Heritage Month! Located in the Pacific Ocean, these islands which belong to Ecuador were the very first place named a UNESCO World Heritage site back in 1978. Because they are so isolated, they are home to unique animals found nowhere else on earth, like giant tortoises and marine iguanas. This site inspired Charles Darwin's theory of evolution and reminds us of our global duty to protect nature.

• Attention Seniors! Please check your email for important information from Mr. Skeff & Mr. Mahoney. Again, this is for seniors. Please check the email that Mr. Skeff sent on Monday night about Senior Pass and ordering Senior t-shirts for Unity Day. Orders need to be placed by this Friday in order to get them here on time so please fill out the Google Form and get your payment in to Mr. Skeff ASAP! If you have any questions, see Mr. Skeff in room 305.
• Reading’s new Little Essentials Library is collecting donations to help provide personal-care basics to neighbors in our community who need them. We’re accepting new, unopened, travel-size toiletries, such as shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and deodorant. If you’d like to donate, there’s a collection box located outside the main office. Donations will be accepted through the end of the day.
• Are you interested in gardening, plants, flowers, beautification, or sustainability? Come learn more about Seeds & Soil, a club for new or experienced gardeners. There will be an informational meeting this Thursday, October 1st, at 8:00 AM in Ms. Cunningham’s room, Room 328. Find out what Seeds & Soil is all about and how you can get involved. No gardening experience is necessary!
• Girl Rising will be having their first meeting on Thursday October 8th at 8am in Ms. Howie’s room 400
• It is Hispanic Heritage Month! Today we recognize the unforgettable sounds of Mariachi music. Originating in western Mexico, Mariachi bands feature violins, trumpets, and unique guitars like the vihuela. Recognized by UNESCO as an essential part of global cultural heritage, Mariachi music isn’t just entertainment—it passes down history, values, and poetry from one generation to the next.

• Attention 10th grade students in the innovation career pathways. 10th grade ICP students will meet in the cafeteria during FLEX on Tuesday, September 29th. Please bring your computers charged.
• The RMHS Clubs and Activities fair will be held tomorrow during flex. If you're the leader of a club and want to have a table at the fair, please check with your adviser so that they can let Mrs. Drummey know!
• DECA will host a mandatory meeting for all members in the PAC on Tuesday morning at 8 am. If you have not completed your membership, please see Ms. Rosenfeld or bring your dues to the meeting.
• Students traveling to Spain in April 2027. There will be an important meeting Tuesday September 29th during FLEX in room 224. If you cannot attend please email Sra. Donahue
• Reading’s new Little Essentials Library is collecting donations to help provide personal-care basics to neighbors in our community who need them. We’re accepting new, unopened, travel-size toiletries, such as shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and deodorant. If you’d like to donate, there’s a collection box located outside the main office. Donations will be accepted through September 30th.
• September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. Please help us raise awareness by wearing gold this Wednesday, September 30th the last day of September. Thank you!!
• It is Hispanic Heritage Month! We begin our week in Spain, located on Europe's Iberian Peninsula. Spain is the historical birthplace of the Spanish language, which is now spoken by more than 500 million people worldwide. It's also a country that loves a good festival—like La Tomatina, a massive town-wide tomato fight! From its rich history and breathtaking architecture to its vibrant modern lifestyle, Spain connects European traditions to the global Hispanic dispersal.

• Attention seniors! There is a mandatory meeting today for all students who are interested or thinking about completing an internship this spring. During your assigned lunch, please get your lunch and then come directly to the DLR.
• The RMHS Clubs and Activities fair will be held on Tuesday, September 29th during flex. If you're the leader of a club and want to have a table at the fair, please check with your adviser so that they can let Mrs. Drummey know!
• DECA will host a mandatory meeting for all members in the PAC on Tuesday morning at 8 am. If you have not completed your membership, please see Ms. Rosenfeld or bring your dues to the meeting.
• Students traveling to Spain in April 2027. There will be an important meeting Tuesday September 29th during FLEX in room 224. If you cannot attend please email Sra. Donahue
• Reading’s new Little Essentials Library is collecting donations to help provide personal-care basics to neighbors in our community who need them. We’re accepting new, unopened, travel-size toiletries, such as shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and deodorant. If you’d like to donate, there’s a collection box located outside the main office. Donations will be accepted through September 30th.
• It is Hispanic Heritage Month! The Pulse of Music – Salsa. Today’s musical spotlight is on Salsa, a high-energy dance genre born right here in the United States! In the 1960s and 70s, Cuban and Puerto Rican immigrants in New York City blended Cuban son, jazz, and rock to create this global phenomenon. Led by the legendary "Queen of Salsa," Celia Cruz, and her iconic catchphrase "¡Azúcar!", salsa music changed the global fabric of dance forever.

• All students who have not had their picture taken should head to the DLR during, math, study, or FLEX if no commitments. All students and staff should have their school photos taken for the purposes of school IDs so please plan accordingly.
• Attention students! Today during FLEX you will complete the Unity Day Preferences Form. Flex teachers will show a short presentation explaining the Unity Day choices to help you make your selections. Forms will be emailed directly to you. Students must stay in FLEX until you have completed the form.
• Interested in building your leadership skills, making an impact in our community, and shaping a brand-new club from the ground up? A representative from the YMCA is coming to visit us to launch a new Youth Leadership Club- and they want YOUR feedback to help design it! Whether you want to gain leadership experience, earn volunteer hours, or simply share your voice on what activities and initiatives matter most to you, this conversation is for you. The conversation is happening today in the guidance suite during FLEX- stop by guidance and see Ms. Haley before flex if you'd like to attend!
• Attention seniors! This Friday, September 25th, there is a mandatory meeting for all students who are interested or thinking about completing an internship this spring. During your assigned lunch, please get your lunch and then come directly to the DLR.
• The RMHS Clubs and Activities fair will be held on Tuesday, September 29th during flex. If you're the leader of a club and want to have a table at the fair, please check with your adviser so that they can let Mrs. Drummey know!
• Do you have a passion for science? Join the Science Team and get the opportunity to compete in events of your choice. You will also get the chance to visit up to 5 college campuses across the Northeast this year! The first meeting will be in Room 204 today at 3:05 if you are interested, or see Ms. Day if you can't make it.
• Book Club will have its first meeting today during Flex in the Library conference room. Let Mrs. Moylan know if you would like a Flex pass for Book Club.
• DECA membership forms and dues are due this Friday September 25th to Ms. Rosenfeld in room 317
• Are you passionate about building a school community where everyone feels seen, respected, and included? Then come check out Students of Color & Allies for Equity, Justice, & Inclusion, also known as SOCA-4-EJI. SOCA4EJI is dedicated to raising awareness about important social issues, supporting meaningful community projects, and creating a more inclusive environment for everyone. Whether you want to share your voice, plan events, or learn how to be a better ally, there is a place for you here. Our next meeting will be today during Flex block in Ms. Cuevas’ classroom, Room 345 in the back of the library. We hope to see you there!
• Students traveling to Spain in April 2027. There will be an important meeting next Tuesday September 29th during FLEX in room 224. If you cannot attend please email Sra. Donahue
• It is Hispanic Heritage month! Today we explore the Andes Mountains of Peru to visit Machu Picchu, a 15th-century Incan citadel and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built entirely without mortar, its massive stone blocks fit together so perfectly that not even a knife blade can slide between them. Machu Picchu stands as a breathtaking testament to the advanced engineering, astronomy, and architectural brilliance of the Inca Empire.

• School pictures are being held tomorrow, Thursday, September 24th. All students should have their school photos taken for the purposes of school IDs so please plan accordingly if you have not already had a picture taken. Pictures can be taken during students' math classes or studies.
• Attention students! On Thursday, September 24th, you will complete the Unity Day Preferences Form during Flex. Flex teachers will show a short presentation explaining the Unity Day choices to help you make your selections. Forms will be emailed directly to you. Students must stay in FLEX until you have completed the form.
• Attention seniors! This Friday, September 25th, there is a mandatory meeting for all students who are interested or thinking about completing an internship this spring. During your assigned lunch, please get your lunch and then come directly to the DLR.
• The RMHS Clubs and Activities fair will be held on Tuesday, September 29th during flex. If you're the leader of a club and want to have a table at the fair, please check with your adviser so that they can let Mrs. Drummey know!
• Do you have a passion for science? Join the Science Team and get the opportunity to compete in events of your choice. You will also get the chance to visit up to 5 college campuses across the Northeast this year! The first meeting will be in Room 204 on Thursday, September 24 at 3:05 if you are interested, or see Ms. Day if you can't make it.
• Book Club will have its first meeting this Thursday during Flex in the Library conference room. Let Mrs. Moylan know if you would like a Flex pass for Book Club.
• Are you passionate about building a school community where everyone feels seen, respected, and included? Then come check out Students of Color & Allies for Equity, Justice, & Inclusion, also known as SOCA-4-EJI. SOCA4EJI is dedicated to raising awareness about important social issues, supporting meaningful community projects, and creating a more inclusive environment for everyone. Whether you want to share your voice, plan events, or learn how to be a better ally, there is a place for you here. Our next meeting will be Thursday, September 24th during Flex block in Ms. Cuevas’ classroom, Room 345 in the back of the library. We hope to see you there!
• DECA membership forms and dues are due this Friday September 25th to Ms. Rosenfeld in room 317
• Students traveling to Spain in April 2027. There will be an important meeting next Tuesday September 29th during FLEX in room 224. If you cannot attend please email Sra. Donahue
• Today is the International Day of Sign Languages. The day was proposed by the World Federation of the Deaf to the UN General Assembly and was celebrated for the first time in 2018. The day is meant to raise awareness about the impact sign language has in the full realization of the human rights of people who are deaf. If you’re interested in learning more, stop by the American Sign Language Club this Thursday September 24th at 8am in room 229
• It is Hispanic Heritage Month! Sonia Maria Sotomayor is an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Born in the Bronx to Puerto Rican parents, in 2009 she made history as the first Hispanic and only the third woman to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court. When asked during her confirmation hearings to define her judicial philosophy, she simply replied, “Fidelity to the law.”

• Attention Freshmen in Innovation Career Pathways! There will be an ICP seminar during FLEX today. Please check into your FLEX class first, then report to the cafeteria. Bring your computer!
• Attention seniors! This Friday, September 25th, there is a mandatory meeting for all students who are interested or thinking about completing an internship this spring. During your assigned lunch, please get your lunch and then come directly to the DLR.
• Just a reminder if you're interested in Robotics, come join us tonight at the main entrance at 7 PM for our first Robotics meeting of the season!"
• Do you love the great outdoors? Are you interested in the environment? Well then the Environmental Club might be for you! Come to Mr. Pancic's room, 302 during Flex today to find out what it's all about.
• Anyone interested in running for freshmen, sophomore or junior class office this year should attend the informational meeting in the PAC on Wednesday, September 23rd at 8AM.
• The Law & Society Club will be hosting our first intro meeting of this school year on Wednesday, September 23rd, at 8 AM in the library.
• Do you have a passion for science? Join the Science Team and get the opportunity to compete in events of your choice. You will also get the chance to visit up to 5 college campuses across the Northeast this year! The first meeting will be in Room 204 on Thursday, September 24 at 3:05 if you are interested, or see Ms. Day if you can't make it.
• Book Club will have its first meeting this Thursday during Flex in the Library conference room. Let Mrs. Moylan know if you would like a Flex pass for Book Club.
• Are you passionate about building a school community where everyone feels seen, respected, and included? Then come check out Students of Color & Allies for Equity, Justice, & Inclusion, also known as SOCA-4-EJI. SOCA4EJI is dedicated to raising awareness about important social issues, supporting meaningful community projects, and creating a more inclusive environment for everyone. Whether you want to share your voice, plan events, or learn how to be a better ally, there is a place for you here. Our next meeting will be Thursday, September 24th during Flex block in Ms. Cuevas’ classroom, Room 345 in the back of the library. We hope to see you there!
• DECA membership forms and dues are due this Friday September 25th to Ms. Rosenfeld in room 317
• Students traveling to Spain in April 2027. There will be an important meeting next Tuesday September 29th 2026 during FLEX in room 224. If you cannot attend please email Sra. Donahue
• Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Hailing from Argentina, Lionel Messi is one of soccer's greatest legends, having won multiple Ballon d’Or and FIFA World Player of the Year awards. He currently stars for Inter Miami CF in Major League Soccer, where he just hit a massive milestone by scoring his 101st club goal on September 20, 2026. While Messi has retired from international play, he will return to the pitch for one final tribute match with the Argentina national team on October 6, 2026.

• Attention, Freshmen in Innovation Career Pathways! Tomorrow, Tuesday September 22nd, there will be an ICP seminar during FLEX. Please check into your FLEX class first, then report to the cafeteria. Bring your computer!
• Do you love the great outdoors? Are you interested in the environment? Well then the Environmental Club might be for you! Come to Mr. Pancic's room, 302 during Flex on Tuesday, September 22nd to find out what it's all about.
• The Smile for a Change Club will be meeting on Tuesday, September 22nd at 8am in room 324 to make cards of encouragement for patients at the Boston Children's Hospital Cancer Center in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness month.
• The first meeting of the school newspaper The Orbit will be on Tuesday, September 22 at 8:00 AM in room 323. New members are encouraged to attend!
• Anyone interested in running for freshmen, sophomore or junior class office this year should attend the informational meeting in the PAC on Wednesday, September 23rd at 8AM.
• The Law & Society Club will be hosting our first intro meeting of this school year on Wednesday, September 23rd, at 8 AM in the library.
• Do you have a passion for science? Join the Science Team and get the opportunity to compete in events of your choice. You will also get the chance to visit up to 5 college campuses across the Northeast this year! The first meeting will be in Room 204 on Thursday, September 24 at 3:05 if you are interested, or see Ms. Day if you can't make it.
• It's Hispanic Heritage Month! This week's feature country is our neighbor to the south, Mexico. It is home to approximately 133 million people, making Mexico the 10th most populous country in the entire world! While Spanish is the official national language, 68 distinct indigenous languages are officially recognized; which together branch out into an amazing 364 native dialects. From the historic streets of Mexico City to its breathtaking coasts, diversity is its greatest strength.

• Gotta Catch 'Em All? Join Pokémon TCG club on Mondays at 7:45am in Ms. Glazier's room, 411-1. No experience needed! Come learn how to battle, do some trades, and start to collect!
• If you are interested in building a bot, come join the Robotics team. Our first informational meeting will be after school today in Mr. Skehan’s room 315
• Do you love the great outdoors? Are you interested in the environment? Well then the Environmental Club might be for you! Come to Mr. Pancic's room, 302 during Flex on Tuesday, September 22nd to find out what it's all about.
• The Smile for a Change Club will be meeting on Tuesday, September 22nd at 8am in room 324 to make cards of encouragement for patients at the Boston Children's Hospital Cancer Center in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness month.
• The first meeting of the school newspaper The Orbit will be on Tuesday, September 22 at 8:00 AM in room 323. New members are encouraged to attend!
• Anyone interested in running for freshmen, sophomore or junior class office this year should attend the informational meeting in the PAC on Wednesday, September 23rd at 8AM.
• Do you have a passion for science? Join the Science Team and get the opportunity to compete in events of your choice. You will also get the chance to visit up to 5 college campuses across the Northeast this year! The first meeting will be in Room 204 on Thursday, September 24 at 3:05 if you are interested, or see Ms. Day if you can't make it.
• "It's Hispanic Heritage Month! Spotlight in Traditions: ""Quinceañera"" This is the coming of age celebration on a girl's 15th birthday. The word comes from Spanish words ""quince años "", meaning 15 years. Far more than just a 15th birthday party, it is a deeply cultural and religious celebration centered on family, community, and gratitude.

• Gotta Catch 'Em All? Join Pokémon TCG club on Mondays at 7:45am in Ms. Glazier's room, 411-1. No experience needed! Come learn how to battle, do some trades, and start to collect!
• If you are interested in building a bot, come join the Robotics team. Our first informational meeting will be after school on Friday, September 18th in Mr. Skehan’s room 315
• Do you love the great outdoors? Are you interested in the environment? Well then the Environmental Club might be for you! Come to Mr. Pancic's room, 302 during Flex on Tuesday, September 22nd to find out what it's all about.
• Anyone interested in running for freshmen, sophomore or junior class office this year should attend the informational meeting in the PAC on Wednesday, September 23rd at 8AM.
• It's Hispanic Heritage Month! Did you know that Olympic Gymnast Laurie Hernandez is from Old Bridge, New Jersey? Laurie is the first Latina gymnast to compete in the Olympics in the past 30 years. She has a gold medal in the team event and a silver medal for her performance on the balance beam!

• Important Reminder for All Students! Please remember that under no circumstances should students prop open any doors. For everyone’s safety and security, all doors must remain closed and secure at all times. Do not use objects or other items to hold doors open. Thank you for your cooperation.
• The American Sign Language club is having their first meeting tomorrow, September 17th at 8:00 am in room 229. Join us to practice ASL and learn about deaf culture and history.
• Gotta Catch 'Em All? Join Pokémon TCG club on Mondays at 7:45am in Ms. Glazier's room, 411-1. No experience needed! Come learn how to battle, do some trades, and start to collect!
• If you are interested in building a bot come join the Robotics team. Our first informational meeting will be after school on Friday, September 18th in Mr. Skehan’s room 315
• Reminder that today are school pictures for students in grades 10 and 12 during math classes. Pictures are being taken in the DLR. All staff are reminded to also get your photo taken, you may skip to the front of the line. Seniors, you should get your school photos done this week because this picture will be used for your school ID.
• Everyone is reminded that tomorrow, Thursday September 17th is an early release day, students are done at 1:05 pm.
• Students please read your email. Ms. Callanan sent an email to all students about a volunteer opportunity for service hours during Back to School Night. If you are interested, please complete the form.
• There will be a Student Advisory Council to the School Committee meeting tomorrow during FLEX in the guidance suite. We are open to new and returning members. If you would like to attend please come to the main office today to sign up and your name will be added to the flex pass list.

• Important Reminder for All Students! Please remember that under no circumstances should students prop open any doors. For everyone’s safety and security, all doors must remain closed and secure at all times. Do not use objects or other items to hold doors open. Thank you for your cooperation.
• Interested in broadcasting, journalism, or film? Join the Broadcasting Club as we cover sport games, community events, and camera and reporting skills. The first meeting is today during FLEX in room 345 (Ms. Cuevas room at the back of Library). Hope to see you there!
• Attention Best Buddies members & anyone who wants to join Best Buddies this school year! We will have our first meeting this Wednesday, September 17th before school at 8am in Ms. Ayer's room, room 228. If you have any questions or you can't make the meeting please see Mr. Skeff in room 305.
• The American Sign Language club is having their first meeting on Thursday, September 17th at 8:00 am in room 229. Join us to practice ASL and learn about deaf culture and history.
• The Astronomy Club’s first meeting will be held after school today in room 304.
• Gotta Catch 'Em All? Join Pokémon TCG club on Mondays at 7:45am in Ms. Glazier's room, 411-1. No experience needed! Come learn how to battle, do some trades, and start to collect!
• It's Hispanic Heritage Month! It is celebrated from September 15 to October 15 of each year. During this time we celebrate the long and important presence of Hispanic Americans in the United States. Hispanic Heritage Month started 55 years ago by Congress as Hispanic Heritage Week and expanded to one month in 1988. It coincides with the days of national independence in several Latin American countries: Mexico, Chile, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

• The first Student Council Meeting will be held tomorrow morning at 8AM in room 324.
• DECA will host its first meeting tomorrow at 8 am in the DLR. If you have any interest in joining you must attend!
• Interested in broadcasting, journalism, or film? Join the Broadcasting Club as we cover sport games, community events, and camera and reporting skills. The first meeting is Tuesday, September 15th during FLEX in room 345 (Ms. Cuevas room at the back of Library). Hope to see you there!
• Attention Best Buddies members & anyone who wants to join Best Buddies this school year! We will have our first meeting this Wednesday, September 17th before school at 8am in Ms. Ayer's room, room 228. If you have any questions or you can't make the meeting please see Mr. Skeff in room 305.
• The American Sign Language club is having their first meeting on Thursday, September 17th at 8:00 am in room 229. Join us to practice ASL and learn about deaf culture and history.
• The Astronomy Club’s first meeting will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, September 15, at 3:05 pm in room 304.

• The first Student Council Meeting will be Tuesday, September 15th at 8AM in room 324.
• The first GSA meeting of the school year will be held today in room 328 during FLEX. Stop by room 328 before FLEX to grab a pass. We hope to see you there!

• The first Student Council Meeting will be Tuesday, September 15th at 8AM in room 324.
• The first GSA meeting of the school year will be held today in room 328 during FLEX. Stop by room 328 before FLEX to grab a pass. We hope to see you there!

• The first Student Council Meeting will be Tuesday, September 15th at 8AM in room 324.
• The first GSA meeting of the school year will be held in room 328 during flex on Thursday, 9/10. Stop by room 328 before Thursday to grab a pass. We hope to see you there!

• The first Student Council Meeting will be Tuesday, September 15th at 8AM in room 324.
• The first GSA meeting of the school year will be held in room 328 during flex on Thursday, 9/10. Stop by room 328 before Thursday to grab a pass. We hope to see you there!

• The first Student Council Meeting will be Tuesday, September 15th at 8AM in room 324.
• The first GSA meeting of the school year will be held in room 328 during flex on Thursday, 9/10. Stop by room 328 before Thursday to grab a pass. We hope to see you there!

• The first Student Council Meeting will be Tuesday, September 15th at 8AM in room 324.
• The first GSA meeting of the school year will be held in room 328 during flex on Thursday, 9/10. Stop by room 328 before Thursday to grab a pass. We hope to see you there!