Crusader Family News
March 5, 2026
IN THE MONTH AHEAD...
March 9th - School Committee Meeting 6:00 p.m. at Town Hall
March 11th - Early Release 10:55 a.m.
Parent Teacher Conferences 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
March 2Oth - Senior Night 6:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
March 23rd - School Committee Meeting 6:00 p.m. at Town Hall
Are you a JUNIOR or SENIOR interested in pursuing a trade after high school? If so, please fill out this google form in order to sign up for this unique WIN block opportunity on March 25th (day 3). A representative from Upper Cape Cod Technical Institute will be presenting about the different trade programs that are offered at their institution, some even for free! Don't miss this amazing chance to hear about the benefits of enrolling in a trade school. Trades include: electrician, plumbing, HVAC, automotive, marine, welding, carpentry, landscaping, nail tech, real estate and more.
JUNIORS:
Save The Date! Thursday, June 4th, at 6 PM will be our annual College Application Night for current juniors and their families. More information is coming soon!
Junior Workshop: In the month of March we will be going over the internship process, writing resumes, and starting college/career/military searches.
SAT @ CMHS: We recommend all students who are planning to apply to a 4 year college after high school take the SAT. We will be offering the SAT in April at CMHS. Register here by March 25th. (No late registrations will be accepted)
ACT: Students are also welcome to take the ACT. This test is not offered at CMHS. You can sign up to take this at another location on the ACT website here.
SENIORS:
Massasoit Community College is coming for “On the Spot Admissions” on Thursday, March 5th for seniors who are interested in attending a community college.
ALL AP Students:
Final AP Exam Payments are due by Friday, March 13th. Please click here for exam payment information and exam dates for your review.
Students in Grades 8-11: Thank you to all of our students and families who thoughtfully completed course requests for next year. We appreciate the time and care you put into this important process. We’ll be building the schedule over the next few months, and students will have an opportunity to review their finalized schedule with their counselor before the end of the school year.
At Carver Middle High School, we are committed to ensuring that all students have the skills they need to succeed academically and thrive within our school community and afterwards. To help us better understand the collective needs of our student body, we will be asking students in grades 6-12 to complete a brief survey called mySAEBRS (Social, Academic, and Emotional Behavior Risk Screener) on March 12th.
Students will complete the survey during their WIN block. Scheduling it during this time ensures that no instructional time will be lost in students’ classes.
The mySAEBRS survey is a short, evidence-based tool in which students confidentially self-assess their own strengths across three key areas: social, academic, and emotional behaviors. ] essential skills that help students focus, participate, and relate to others, which are directly linked to their ability to learn and succeed in school.
Students complete the self-assessment by rating the frequency of their behaviors in the previous month, using a rating scale of Never, Sometimes, Often, and Almost Always. Students respond to 20 items focused on:
Academic Behavior such as “I like school”, “I get good grades”, and “It's hard to pay attention in class”
Social Behavior such as “ I am respectful”, “I have trouble waiting my turn”, and “I lose my temper
Emotional Behavior such as “”I feel nervous”, “I am happy” and “When something bad happens, it takes me a while to feel better”.
The primary goal of collecting this information is to help us continue to provide a positive and healthy school culture. By looking for big-picture trends, we can identify what our student body or specific grade levels are doing well and where we might need to offer more opportunities for growth.
We value your partnership in your child's education. If you would prefer that your child not participate in this survey, please complete the brief Google Form linked below by March 11th.
CMHS mySAEBRS Survey Opt-Out Request
Thank you for your continued support in making Carver Middle High School a place where great things happen everyday.
CMHS Junior Class is sponsoring an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Monday, March 9th from 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM in the middle high school cafeteria. Members of the community are invited to make a donation. Appointments can be scheduled here. Thank you for your support!
SENIOR NIGHT ~ Help Wanted
We are in need of volunteers to help host our Senior Night on March 20th.
Parents from any grade level are welcome to volunteer. This is an opportunity for parents of underclassmen to join in the experience, preview the event before their student's senior year, and help make this a memorable event for our Senior Class of 2026!
We are looking for parents to help transform our library into a Casino from 2:30 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. and/or supervise a game at the Casino from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Please see the attached form to sign up.
Spring Sport Registration
Registration for the 2026 Spring athletic season is open until March 11th. In order to register please Click Here
Spring Sports to be offered:
Baseball
Softball
Boys & Girls Outdoor Track & Field
Boys and Girls Tennis
SAVE THE DATE for Meet the Coaches Night on Wednesday, March 10th starting at 5:30 PM. Parents and students should enter CMHS's main entrance where they will be directed to assigned classrooms. The first day of Spring try-outs is Monday, March 16th.
CMHS Drama Presents MEAN GIRLS
General Admission $10 ~ $5 for Seniors and Students.
We are excited to announce that the Carver Community Scholarship packet is now available! You can access this scholarship by clicking the link below. Please fill out the google form application by Friday, April 3, 2026. Late applications will not be accepted.
Link to Carver Scholarship Application
Additional scholarships are available here. All scholarship links can also be found on the Carver website. Printed copies can also be picked up in the guidance office. Follow the steps below to access the links to the scholarships. We will update the document if we receive news of additional scholarships so check back frequently!
Click “Middle High”
Click “Guidance”
“Scholarship Information”
8th Grade End of Year Events
Due to the blizzard/snow days, we've changed the date of the 8th Grade Commencement to Thursday, June 18th from 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. in the CMHS Auditorium to celebrate our students achievement and completion of middle school. In addition to presenting our traditional Crusader Pride Awards, all 8th grade students who are being promoted to high school will receive a certificate of completion. Families will be invited to the awards portion of the evening, which will be followed by a Spring Fling (dance) for 8th grade students from 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. The field trip to Canobie Lake Park for 8th graders will be on June 13th. More detailed information to come.
The Hospitality Pathway has been designed for students who have a passion for culinary arts. The sequence of courses provide an opportunity for exploration and preparation for culinary school or a career in the culinary field. Students are exposed to Introduction to Culinary and International Foods courses which provide students with a basic understanding of cooking. Students participate in two years of the Pro Start curriculum with a focus on culinary techniques and management skills. Students transition into advanced culinary classes with a focus on restaurant management including, purchasing, menu creation, cost estimating and ultimately managing our in house cafe. Upon the completion of the Hospitality Pathway, students will be certified in ServSafe and could be eligible for an apprenticeship through the Massachusetts Restaurant Association. The completion of the accredited Pro Start I and Pro Start 2 courses, provides articulation opportunities with several colleges throughout the nation. Please see the attached link for more information about the Culinary and Hospitality Pathway.
Crusader Pep Band
TV Production Studio
Musical Theatre Performs SIX
The Visual and Performing Arts Pathway provides students with vast opportunities to explore and develop their skills in diverse artistic mediums. Students are able to begin their Visual and Performing Art studies with basic, introductory classes that quickly progress to more advanced methods. Theatre students will have a diverse array of learning opportunities that encompass all aspects of theatre production and performance. Students will have an opportunity to explore a wide range of courses that support students' artistic interests. With a general understanding of design concepts, students will be able to express their interests in the fields of art and theatre. Music students will be challenged with theoretical and performance-based courses that provide a solid foundation for collegiate music and beyond. As a whole, that pathway provides an enriched education in the arts that facilitates students’ understanding of themselves and the world in which they live. Please see the attached link for more information about the Visual and Performing Arts Pathway.
