SALEM HIGH SCHOOL

June 2 - Progress Reports Posted

June 2 - 5 Senior Week (Flyer Below)

June 2 - Baseball Playoff Game @ Salem State University 4:30

June 4 - Grade 9 BIO MCAS

June 5 - Grade 9 BIO MCAS

June 6 - Class of 2025 Graduation

June 11 - Salem High School Awards Night 6pm

Graduation:

Friday June 6

6:00pm

Bertram Field

Scholars arrive at Bertram Field in cap and gown no later than 5:00 pm. Graduation Ceremony begins promptly at 6pm.

All are welcome and seating for family and guests is on a first come basis. This will not be a ticketed event. Please come and enjoy this important milestone.

If you need to reserve Handicap Accessible seating for this event please reach out to Lynne Mullen, lmullen@salemk12.org

Please refer to this document for all Senior Activities: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1liJY23wrp3D7z5pYDz3jjN8lZX2KuKr5cf3oOZdiy8g/edit?usp=sharing

Final exam Schedule for scholars in grades 9 - 11 can be found below. It is important that scholars attend all finals. These are early release days which end at 12:30. Teachers will be available for tutoring, checkins, and makeup exams from 12:30 - 2:35 during Finals.

Link to Finals Schedule: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UuEC6nH7JUfxTNKO4doaEUvTBgl2h85dnSkbJDOkc_Y/edit?usp=sharing

LEAP for Education Summer Work Program has a few spots available for students not currently enrolled in LEAP’s school-year programs, and they're excited to open applications for the next . All applicants will be notified one week after the application window closes about placement or waitlist status.

This is an opportunity for students to explore career paths, build their networks, and develop skills while earning an income.

Who Can Apply:
Students ages 14–19 living or attending school in Salem or Lynn. Multilingual learners are welcome - we will have a special cohort to support them.

Program Details:
Location: Salem State University
Dates: July 7 – August 14, 2025
Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Pay: $15/hour for payroll-eligible youth; others can participate as volunteers

Application Deadline: Friday, June 6th
If you have any questions, email us at Summerwork@leap4ed.org.

Best,
The LEAP Summer Work Program Team
Summer Work Program team
978-219-9881 | summerwork@leap4ed.org
www.leap4ed.org | 35 Congress Street, Suite 102, Salem, MA

Link for Further Information: https://classroom.google.com/c/NzA5MzY3MjMyNTMw/m/NzY2MjEzMDU3MDg5/details

Transportation applications for the 2025-26 school year are now open in the Aspen Family Portal.

All students who wish to ride the bus for the 2025-26 school year must submit an application, even if the student currently rides the bus or is considered a mandatory rider. A completed application must be submitted by Tuesday, July 1, 2025. Applications received after July 1, 2025, will not be accepted except in extenuating circumstances to allow proper time for processing and routing.

• Transportation Application Letter: ENG | ESP | POR
• VIEW: Transportation Application Instructions
• Step-by-Step Bus Application in Aspen: ENG | ESP | POR

For more information, visit the Salem Public Schools Transportation website or contact us at:

• T: (978) 740-1240
• dbido@salemk12.org
• jbarros@salemk12.org

As we approach the final stretch of the school year, we are excited to celebrate the Class of 2025 with a variety of senior activities designed to recognize their hard work, accomplishments, and journey through high school.

These events are a time-honored tradition, and we are proud to offer experiences that our seniors will remember for years to come. From senior trips and special assemblies to prom and graduation, each event is a celebration of the commitment and growth these students have shown.

Participation in senior activities is a privilege, and we want to remind all families that students must remain in good academic and behavioral standing to take part in these events. This includes maintaining passing grades, consistent attendance, and upholding our school’s code of conduct.

*** Graduation will take place at Bertram Field this year.

Salem High School Tutoring Center

In the last month our Witches have thrived in a supportive and inclusive community that values academic excellence, creativity, and personal growth. From exciting athletic events to outstanding arts and extracurricular programs, there’s always something happening that brings families together. Being a part of the Witch City legacy means being part of something truly special!

Be About It!

#GoWitch

The Future of Salem High School is Bright! Check out these members of the Class of 2029 that took advantage of our Shadow Day Program.

Shadow Days:

Shadow Days will be held during the school day. Students will be paired with a student in 9th grade and follow their schedule with them. We look forward to welcoming your student into the Salem High School community.

Angelise '29 is looking forward to CTE Courses specifically Early Childcare! #GoWitch LET'S GO WITCHES!

Lachlan '29 is looking forward to Photography, Soccer, and Jazz Band! #GoWitch LET'S GO WITCHES!

Salem High School Seniors was truly a Night of Stars. We are so proud of all of our young people at Salem High School and what a night they had!

After the Prom our parents put on a great night that went till 2:30am at Game Time. Thank you to all the staff and parents that made this night happen, especially Donna Fritz. The night was wonderful from video games, corn hole, ax throwing, magician, bingo, and so much more.

Congratulations to our Career and Technical Education Staff and Scholars for their incredible achievements this school year.

Slides for ceremony: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ofo38QZeFPQXx0QQpiTKJsfNQUuuYzmr/view?usp=sharing

Salem High School is proud to celebrate the many accomplishments of the Class of 2025.

Link for Presentation: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NF2skPLPFZqcNrtoR4rH9lzqK7eDiJYQ/view?usp=sharing

Sam Agno - Soccer - Salem State University

Miguel Arcila - Wrestling - Bridgewater State University

Jayden Benson - Lacrosse - Salem State University

Jordan O'Malley - Baseball - Northern Essex Community College

Lily Muzarol - Cheer - Merrimack College

Javien Ramos - Football - Curry College

Faith Sanchez Schroeder - Softball - Albright College

How to Access your College and Career Counselor:

1) Scholars can ask for a pass from their teacher to see a counselor

2) Scholars can email their counselor regarding a concern or to make an appointment.

3) Scholars can also use the counselors' YouCanBookMe Links below

Kerry McHugh - https://kmchugh.youcanbook.me

Alice Ryan - https://msryansalemhigh.youcanbook.me

Maureen Beaudet - https://maureen-beaudet.youcanbook.me

Rachael Kozlowski - https://mskoz.youcanbook.me

Claribel Paulino - https://cpaulino.youcanbook.me

Alexandra Kirby - Early College Coordinator - akirby@salemk12.org

Meet your counselor! No matter where your scholar is on their journey in high school, their counselor can help provide valuable and useful information to guide them to post secondary success. Your scholar’s counselor will meet both individually and in groups to create a high school and postsecondary plan that meets your scholar’s unique needs. Please feel free to make an appointment anytime to get to know how this department can help your family and scholars in any way!

The U.S. Education Department (USED) has announced that the 2025-26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will be launched through a new process. Starting on Tuesday, October 1, USED will release the 2025-26 FAFSA form for testing with a limited set of students and institutions. The department will make the application available to all students on or before Sunday, December 1. This process will allow USED to test and resolve issues before making the form available to all students and contributors.

Massachusetts students can find information about college financial aid on this shared web site and through the Department of Higher Education’s Office of Student Financial Assistance.

Salem High School Counselors will continue to work with our community partners to provide continual support around the financial aid process as the year progresses including workshops, one-on-one support in person and virtually, and student lesson planning.

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.

Location: Eugene, Oregon

Mascot: The Oregon Duck

Enrollment: 23,786

GPA Average: 3.7

SAT Score Average: 1250

ACT Score Average: 26

Admission Facts: https://admissions.uoregon.edu/uo-facts

Virtual and In-Person Tours: https://visit.uoregon.edu/virtual

Website: https://www.uoregon.edu/

Education Required: Associate's Degree

Typical Tasks Associated with This Career:

• Notify others of emergencies, problems, or hazards
• Communicate with others to coordinate vehicle movement
• Respond to transportation emergencies
• Coordinate flight control or management activities
• Monitor vehicle movement and location
• Adjust routes or speeds as necessary
• Plan flight operations
• Choose optimal transportation routes or speeds

Expected Income: Average $122,990

Job Growth: 1% over next 10 years

Related High School Coursework

• Computer Technology
• AP Computer Science
• Probability and Statistics
• Physics