FHS - On the Plus Side

On October 22, Framingham High School celebrated the 2026–2027 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony, welcoming a new group of outstanding student members.

A special highlight of the evening was the opportunity for each inductee to recognize a teacher, mentor, or FPS staff member who has made a lasting impact on their journey. Seeing students reconnect with the educators who helped shape their experiences was a powerful reminder of the relationships at the heart of our schools.

Thank you to Anna Tucker for serving as our community speaker and sharing such thoughtful remarks, and congratulations to all of our newest NHS members!

Students in Ms. Sequenzia’s AP US History II class fully embraced their roles as presidential candidates while exploring the Election of 1912.

A creative and engaging way to bring history to life while examining the candidates, issues, and perspectives of the era!

The Flyers Softball Program hosted its annual fall youth clinic this past weekend, working with young softball players on throwing, hitting, and pitching.

The Framingham Flyer Marching Band is heading into its final week of the fall season after earning two USBands first-place finishes in Division II-A, at King Philip and Burlington.

Next up is the Massachusetts State Championships in Stoughton this Saturday. Best of luck to the FFMB.

This week, students in Ms. Seeto’s and Mrs. Lincoln’s Financial Literacy & Quantitative Reasoning classes welcomed Evan Diamond from Cambridge Savings Bank for a presentation on budgeting and saving.

Students gained practical strategies and real-world insight to help them make informed financial decisions now and in the future.

Students in Mr. Ski’s and Ms. Cardona’s Anatomy & Physiology class brought plenty of creativity and school spirit to class while continuing their study of the human body.

A fun way to celebrate the season while learning together!

Creativity, school spirit, and plenty of fun were on display across FHS as staff members and our senior students celebrated in style!

From clever group themes to all-out costumes, the building was full of energy, smiles, and Flyer pride.

Framingham High School students celebrated Massachusetts STEM Week by participating in the See Yourself in the Green Workforce event at Framingham State University on October 21.

Students connected with 30 industry representatives from 18 companies and organizations, exploring careers in science, technology, engineering, sustainability, business, and more.

Thank you to the MetroWest STEM Education Network, the McAuliffe Center, and our FHS Teachers & Staff for providing this valuable opportunity for students to explore future career pathways!