Hull High School Newsletter
October 31, 2025 🎃
Greetings Hull High School students and families!
The end of October! Wow! How did that happen so quickly?!
Believe it or not, today is the last day of the first quarter. You can find details below about report card release date and Parent/Teacher Conferences. Parents: conferences offer a valuable opportunity to connect, discuss your child's progress, and work together to support their success. You will have the chance to meet any or all of your child's teachers. Please come with any questions or topics you would like to address, as these conversations play a vital role in fostering a strong school-family partnership. You will find the link to the appointment scheduler below in the section on Parent/Teacher Conferences.
Students: Use the transition from first to second quarter to do some self-reflection Think about what went well, where you grew, and what you might want to approach differently in the weeks ahead. Every new quarter is a fresh opportunity to set goals, try new strategies, and keep moving forward.
Stay focused, support one another, and keep striving to do your best!
The change in the calendar also means we enter an exciting stretch in fall season athletics. Best of luck to all of our teams playing in some very meaningful November contests from now to Thanksgiving!
Thanks for reading ... and have a safe and very Happy Halloween!
Term ends/grades close: Friday, October 31
Report cards will be available in Aspen: November 7
Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held at Hull High School on Thursday, November 13. Appointments may be scheduled between 1 and 3 PM and 6 and 8 PM. Parents may select teachers to meet with and choose times by using our online conference scheduler, available by clicking the button below.
Instructions for using the scheduling platform are available below the link, if needed.
* Reminder: This is also a "90-minute early release day" for students, with dismissal at 12:50 PM. Lunch will be scheduled.
Hull High School is one of 26 Massachusetts high schools to receive funding to develop an Innovation Career Pathway. The state's press release is available here. This funding includes both planning and implementation grants for schools to create and strengthen programs that help students connect classroom learning to real-world opportunities. Hull's Pathway will focus on Business/Entrepreneurship/Marketing and will be anchored by the Introduction to Business elective we are running for the first time this year. We aim to use this program as a model for other potential Pathways in STEM, arts, and more, as part of our effort to expand exciting, engaging, hands-on learning opportunities for all students!
The Hull High Chess Club is growing fast as students sharpen their strategy, focus, and critical thinking skills each week. Whether new to the game or seasoned players, all are welcome to join and make their next move! Chess Club meets every other Wednesday in the library. All students in all grades are welcome. See Mrs. Grosso for more information.
Chess Club is just one of many exciting extracurricular opportunities available at HHS. Click here for more information about all of them.
