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ROCKLAND HIGH WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

May 30, 2025

ROCKLAND HIGHWEEKLY NEWSLETTERMay 30, 2025

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Prom was a success last Friday night at the Tirrell Room in Quincy. The students were fantastic and seemed to have a ton of fun. Huge thank you to Senior Class Advisor Ms. Levesque for coordinating the event and the following faculty members for chaperoning:

  • Mr. Damon
  • Ms. Delaney
  • Ms. DiCanzio
  • Ms. Diver
  • Mr. Gattine
  • Ms. Launie
  • Ms. Leighton
  • Ms. McShea
  • Ms. Medeiros
  • Ms. Paulding
  • Mr. Ricci
  • Officer Schnabel
  • Ms. Tabares
  • Ms. Walsh


Thanks also to Mr. Devine for emceeing at the Grand March. Congratulations to the following members of the court:


  • Brendan Comeau
  • Michaela Duquette
  • Rylee Freeman
  • Colin McKenna
  • Dylan Miller
  • Mia Radzik


And congratulations to the 2025 Prom King and Queen: Joey Mann and Kamilla Magalhaes.


On Memorial Day, Mr. Piazza led the Rockland High School band in the ceremony and parade. Sophomore students Jolene Craig and James Galvin also participated in the Memorial Day Ceremony.


On Tuesday morning, we had a freshman class meeting to review the upcoming Science MCAS exam. We also reviewed Vision of the Graduate with the students.


On Wednesday, the Senior Academic and Athletic Banquet and Awards Ceremony took place. Congratulations to the many students who won awards.


On Thursday, we had the Senior Breakfast and Walkthrough, during which the graduating seniors visited Phelps Elementary and Rogers Middle School. They received a warm welcome from the students and their old teachers!


Tonight we have graduation for the Class of 2025!


Looking ahead to next week, freshmen will be taking the Science MCAS exam on Wednesday, June 4 and Friday, June 6. The schedule is attached.

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UPCOMING DATES UPCOMING DATES

6/2 - Department Head meeting, 2:50 PM

6/4 - Science MCAS Session 1 - Grade 9

6/4 - Academic Hall of Fame and Underclassmen Awards Ceremony, 7:00 PM

6/5 - Early Release PD Day, 11:25 AM dismissal

6/6 - Science MCAS Session 2 - Grade 9

6/10 - A and B block finals

6/10 - Athletic Awards Banquet, 5:30 PM

6/11 - C and D block finals

6/12 - E and F block finals

6/13 - L block final and make-up exams

6/16 - Make-up exams and LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! (if students do not need to make up finals, they do not have to report to school.)

ACADEMICS ACADEMICS

More Senior Academic Awards photos are available in the Veritas.

CLUBS AND ATHLETICS CLUBS AND ATHLETICS

More Senior Athletic Awards photos are available in the Veritas.

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

The class of 2027 class officers put together goodie bags for the seniors.

THE VERITAS

Check out the website for The Veritas to see photos from Prom and the Senior Banquet and to read stories about graduation, the Art Show, and the Travel Club trip to Europe.

FROM THE NURSE FROM THE NURSE

As the weather is warming up, we need to work harder to stay hydrated. Please remind your student to carry water or another appropriate form of hydration to school.


Drinking water helps maintain the balance of body fluid. The functions of bodily fluids include digestion, absorption, circulation, creation of saliva, transportation of nutrients and maintenance of body temperature.


During the winter, water vapor escapes from our bodies through our breath. You can see it escaping when you are outside in the freezing cold air. Just because you don’t sweat as much during the summer does not mean your body is not losing water.


Water helps keep your skin looking good. Your skin contains plenty of water and functions as a protective barrier. Dry skin is more susceptible to damage and breakdown. Drinking more water helps our bodies push impurities and waste through our bodies in order to keep us healthy and energized.


Water helps energize muscles. Cells that don’t maintain their balance of fluids and electrolytes can result in muscle fatigue. When muscle cells don’t have adequate fluids, they don’t work as well.


Water can help in digestion and aid our bodies to properly process the food we eat. Foods with higher water content are absorbed more slowly by the body and help you feel full. Water rich foods include fruits, vegetables, broth based soups, oatmeal and beans.

QUICK LINKS QUICK LINKS

Updated stories are available in The Veritas.


School Website


Aspen Student & Family Portal


Arbiter Live- Athletic Schedules


Breakfast & Lunch Menus

FINAL THOUGHTS FINAL THOUGHTS

Congratulations to the Rockland High School Class of 2025! Best wishes to them as they embark on their next adventure!


Have a wonderful weekend.


Sincerely,

Cheryl Schipper

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