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SALEM HIGH SCHOOL

January 4 - January 10, 2026

SALEM HIGHSCHOOL January 4 - January 10, 2026
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Upcoming Dates

January 5 - Welcome Back from Winter Break

January 7 - Early College Open House 6pm - 8pm

January 8 - Rising Senior Night 6pm - 8pm

January 12 - 16 - Midterm Schedule

January 19 - No School: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 21 - John and Abigail Adams Scholarship Breakfast

January 23 - End of Quarter 2

January 30 - Report Cards Emailed to Families

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Midterm / Finals Schedule Midterm / Finals Schedule

Midterms and finals at Salem High School provide students with an important opportunity to demonstrate their learning, reflect on progress, as well as build strong study and time-management skills. Our structured exam schedule is designed to balance academic rigor with student well-being by offering predictable routines, breaks, and support systems throughout the week. These assessments help prepare students for the expectations of college and career while reinforcing the high standards of our school community.


PDF Midterm / Final Examination Schedule

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It's A Great Time to Be A Witch! It's A Great Time to Be A Witch!

“BE ABOUT IT”

  • Live the values of our school community; show pride, respect, and responsibility not just by saying it, but by consistently doing it.

  • Follow through on commitments, whether that’s in academics, athletics, arts, or personal goals.

  • Model integrity by letting your behavior reflect your intentions—be the example others can count on.


“BE ABOUT IT” means don’t just talk about who you are or what you stand for, prove it every day through effort, character, and action.


Be About It!

#GoWitch

SHS Musical THE PROM

The Prom production from last week delivered an outstanding performance. The performance delivered an energetic celebration which showed love and acceptance and community spirit to maintain audience interest throughout the entire show. The cast delivered an outstanding performance through their powerful musical numbers, emotional delivery, and comedic moments which created a strong connection with the audience. The show delivered a memorable experience through its powerful scenes and its impressive choreography.
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Salem Ma Firefighters Local 172 Present Check to Salem High School

There is no doubt being a Witch is unique and special and one of the things that make it so special is the whole community is invested in our Witches. Thank You Local 172 for supporting our scholars!

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A Winter Concert

Another memorable show by our Witches!


Full Program


Click on the below images to enjoy performances from A Winter Concert.

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Snapshots From Spirit Week

Spirit Week at SHS was full of energy and school spirit, with students and staff going all out for each day’s dress-up theme. From creative outfits to twinning, the week brought the Salem High community together and showed why being a Witch is so special.

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Salem High School Basketball Wins First Home Game of Year

Salem 75, Haverhill 55: Playing its first game on the new hardwood floor at Salem High's Veterans Memorial Fieldhouse, the Witches (2-1) got 23 points, nine rebounds, seven assists, two steals and a blocked shot from junior Elian Rodriguez in their victory. Three other Salem players were also in double figures as Cleto Deng scored 14 points and grabbed five rebounds; Sean Murphy scored 11 points with three boards; and Nate Lane wound up with 10 points, five rebounds, three assists and a pair of steals.


Salem News: https://www.salemnews.com/sports/fridays-area-roundup-crusaders-remain-unbeaten-witches-cruise-on-new-home-floor/article_f092da60-3db0-408e-8568-9f614cb6fbe7.html

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TRI - M Music Society Induction Ceremony

Congratulation to this year's Tri-M Music Society Inductees and Honorary Member Mr. Dave Angeramo

Please click on images below to enjoy performances from our honor society inductees

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Unified Basketball Awards Celebration

The Unified Basketball celebration is an incredible showcase of teamwork, inclusion, and school pride. Athletes were recognized and honored not only their performance on the court, but also their sportsmanship, leadership, and commitment to supporting one another. #GoWitch


A special shout out to all the coaches and family members that made this season a huge success.

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College and Career Counseling Corner College and Career Counseling Corner

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Early College News Early College News

January 4


  • APPLY NOW for SY26-27 (if you are new to Early College) due March 31.

    January 7, 2026 Early College Open House

    6:00-8:00 P.M. Salem High School IMC

    We invite current and future students and families to learn more about SPS Early College, connect with staff from North Shore Community College and Salem State University, and explore our college and community partnerships.


    Finals are THIS MONTH (December–the time period after regular day classes end). Review your readings and notes, check in with your professors, and prepare for final exams and projects.


    • Dec 10: Last regular day of SSU Early College classes.

    • Dec 16: Last regular day of NSCC Early College classes.

    • Dec-Jan intersession-Early College programming at SHS

      • 10th grade: Classrooms with SHS co-teacher

      • 11th grade: Meet with LEAP & Masshire for college & career planning

      • 12th grade: Applications & Next Steps

    • SSU Spring classes begin January 20, 2026

    • NSCC Spring classes begin January 21, 2026

    Sincerely,


Alexandra Kirby

Early College Coordinator

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Where Will Your Road Take You

We are thrilled to begin another exciting year and to support every student in their journey to growth and success. Through our C3 College, Career, and Counseling Department, we encourage all students to Dare To Grow because your future knows no boundaries.


We are excited to share that our students have already started more than 200 college applications to schools across the country! You can view the interactive map here to see where students are applying: C3 College Application Map.


This information comes from Naviance, which students can access through ClassLink. Parents can also access their student’s information using their Naviance username and password.

If students or families need support accessing Naviance, please reach out to your student’s counselor for assistance.


C3 also has a number of upcoming workshops and post-secondary events to support your planning:

  • Senior Early Decision/Early Action Virtual Night – Tuesday, September 2nd (more information to follow the first days of school)


We encourage all students to take advantage of these opportunities, explore possibilities, and reach goals beyond what they thought possible.

Together, let’s make this a year of growth, exploration, and success.

Pick Your College

Deciding what colleges to add to your list? One great resource to examines what factors goes into your college choice is Big Future at https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-search.

College and Career Highlight College and Career Highlight

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Montana State University

Location: Bozeman, Montana


Mascot: Bobcat


Enrollment: 17,000


Average GPA: 3.5


Average SAT Score: 1180

Average ACT Score: 25


Admissions: https://www.montana.edu/admissions/



Montana State University is Montana’s largest public university and a nationally recognized land-grant research institution located in Bozeman. MSU is known for its strong programs in engineering, science, agriculture, and education, as well as its emphasis on hands-on learning, undergraduate research, and real-world problem solving. The university combines rigorous academics with a close-knit campus community and access to exceptional outdoor and research opportunities.


Colleges & Academic Programs

Montana State University offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs through the following colleges:

  • College of Agriculture

  • College of Arts & Architecture

  • College of Education, Health & Human Development

  • Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering

  • College of Letters & Science

  • Jake Jabs College of Business & Entrepreneurship

  • Graduate School

Students can pursue degrees across STEM fields, business, education, health sciences, agriculture, environmental science, and the liberal arts.


Nationally Recognized Strengths

Montana State University is known for:

  • Engineering and applied sciences

  • Agriculture, environmental science, and sustainability

  • Undergraduate research opportunities

  • Business and entrepreneurship

  • Teacher education and health-related programs

  • Strong STEM workforce preparation

  • Land-grant mission focused on public service and innovation

MSU maintains strong partnerships with industry, government agencies, and research organizations at the state and national level.


Clubs & Student Organizations

MSU offers 300+ student organizations, including:

  • Academic and professional clubs

  • Cultural and identity-based organizations

  • Outdoor recreation and service groups

  • Student government and leadership organizations

  • Club sports and intramural athletics


Athletics

Montana State University competes in NCAA Division I as a member of the Big Sky Conference.

Varsity sports include:

  • Football

  • Basketball (Men’s & Women’s)

  • Soccer

  • Volleyball

  • Track & Field

  • Cross Country

  • Rodeo

MSU athletics are a major part of campus life and school spirit.


Recent & Notable Developments

  • Expansion of engineering and research facilities

  • Growth in undergraduate research and innovation initiatives

  • Increased focus on sustainability and environmental research

  • Continued enrollment growth and campus investment

  • National recognition for student success and STEM programs


Virtual Tour: https://www.montana.edu/admissions/visit/virtual-visits.html


Website: https://www.montana.edu/

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Psychiatrist

Education:


Bachelor’s degree (any major is acceptable, but common choices include Psychology, Biology, Neuroscience, Chemistry, Health Sciences, or Sociology).


Students must complete required pre-medical coursework, including:

  • Biology (with lab)

  • General & Organic Chemistry

  • Physics

  • Anatomy & Physiology

  • Microbiology

  • English/Writing

  • Psychology & Social Sciences

  • Mathematics/Statistics

To become a psychiatrist, students must earn a:

Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)

A 4-year medical degree that includes clinical rotations in psychiatry, pediatrics, neurology, internal medicine, and behavioral health.



Typical Tasks Associated with This Career

  • Diagnose and treat mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD, and addiction.

  • Conduct psychiatric evaluations, risk assessments, and diagnostic interviews.

  • Prescribe and manage medications (psychopharmacology).

  • Provide psychotherapy or coordinate care with psychologists, social workers, and counselors.

  • Monitor treatment progress and adjust care plans to meet patient needs.

  • Order and interpret diagnostic tests (labs, imaging, neuropsychological assessments).

  • Work with multidisciplinary teams in hospitals, clinics, schools, correctional settings, or private practice.

  • Manage psychiatric emergencies, including suicidal ideation and severe behavioral crises.

  • Consult with primary care physicians, neurologists, and other specialists to provide integrated mental health care.

  • Maintain detailed medical records and ensure compliance with ethical and legal standards in mental health treatment.


Expected Income

Annual salary range: $200,000+
Salaries vary based on specialization, hospital vs. private practice employment, geographic region, and on-call responsibilities.


Job Growth

Projected to grow 7–10% over next 10 years, driven by:

  • National shortages of mental health providers

  • Increased recognition of mental health needs

  • Growth in telepsychiatry

  • Rising rates of anxiety, depression, and substance-use disorders

  • Demand for child and adolescent psychiatric services


Related High School Coursework

  • Biology (foundation for medical science and human behavior)

  • Chemistry (pre-med prerequisite)

  • Psychology (highly relevant introduction to mental health concepts)

  • Anatomy & Physiology

  • Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, Statistics (for medication dosing, research, and data interpretation)

  • Physics (general pre-med requirement)

  • Medical Assisting / Health Science CTE pathways

  • English Language Arts (communication, documentation, patient interviews)

Athletic Schedules Athletic Schedules

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