LHS Blue Knights Weekly Update
February 6, 2026
Here is what is happening in our building
Lunenburg High School Honor Roll
for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-2026 school year:
Congratulations to the following Lunenburg High School students
who have achieved Academic Distinction.
To be recognized on the Honor Roll listing, students must carry a minimum
of six full-credit courses. Grades include all courses without exception.
Special Honors: All A’s without exception
High Honors: All A’s and B’s with an A in at least one major subject
Honor Roll: One C allowed, otherwise, all A’s and B’s
Class of 2026
Special Honors:
Anthony Angelo, Lilia Baril, Madison Burden, Aiden Call, Jade Duong,
Elianna Frank, Julia Grebinar, Lillian Grebinar, Julianne Maio, Calissa McKenna,
Sage Orni, Anushka Patel, Lara Qasim, Anthony Tammaro, Iliana Thomas
High Honors:
Marie Adams, Nicholas Agnese, Connor Arsenault, Anthony Beaupre, Shayna Birungi, Charlotte Caiozzo, Casey Corey, Paige Daly, Lyla Dellasanta, Erinn Gerra, Isabella Giannini, Aliya Holden,
Kimberly Inferrera, Addison Jacobs, Cameron Jacobs, Lacey Kaanta, Mason Keefer,
Brady Kelly, Lauren King, Lucas Kolod, Chloe Koziol, Karynna Long, Brayan Lopez Pojoy, Emily Lor,
Amanda Martin, Jayson McKeever, Elizabeth Morton, Andrew Nicosia, Savannah Parker, Zackary Porter, Mikayla Putnam, Alia Qasim, Brett Richard, Cooper Shaw, Timothy Sheridan, Grady Smith, Audrey Stokes, Kieran Storti, Teaghan Sullivan, Leanne Taylor, Collin Toomey, Charles Touborg, Jake Waldron
Honors:
Matthew Agnese, James Barrett, Natalie Baxter, Bernalain Manasse BlibDuRoi, Ella Brannan,
Marcus Carion, Alexander Carne, Jaxson DiRusso, Isabel Doherty, Rory Ferguson, John Fitzgerald,
Jack Heffernan, Jennifer Higgins, Courtney Jordan, Brooke Jyons, Katherine Mason, Victoria Matveeva,
Deena Qasim, Sean Richard, Brooke Ripa, Jonathan Rosado, Daniel Shultz, Theodore Terry
Class of 2027
Special Honors:
Earl Evangelio, Cole Fitzgerald, Adam Kimball, Noah Lind, Carina McKenna,
Victoria Milner, Connor Quinn, Owen Snyder, Lydia Stanek
High Honors:
Spencer Allard, Kyara Alves Sanquintin, Nathaniel Ayles, Raymond Beardmore, Emma Beaupre,
Madison Buiwit, Grace Cavaioli, Cayden Chow, Theresa Clark, Olivia Coronella, Lucy DellaValle,
Kendra Eberhardt, Monica Faragalla, Leah Harrington, Grace Hayes,Evelyn Jones, Ava Kelly,
Matteia Landry, Nathan Leal, Kyler Lima, Peyton Lyons, Elena Maillet, Omenderae McGhee, Diya Patel,
Parmida Rast, Jackson Shepard, Kayque Silveira, Dylan Sprague, Jonathan Tolf, Flint White
Honors:
Khaleelullah Billups, Enzo Biscoto, Shelby Boasworth, Andrea Camacho Reyes,
Norah Cohen, Jesslyann Diaz, Michael Goss, Chase Jamsa, Madison Landine, Dakota Matson,
Haylie McGee, Dravyn Pierce, Matthew Pilon, Lillian Sanderson
Class of 2028
Special Honors:
Alexis Bancroft, Bryson Griffin, Kaylee Griffin, Jacob MacLeod
High Honors:
Sara Acosta, Jessica Angelo, Brooke Bajko, Emma Barooshian, Hope Burns, Adeline Call,
Haley Delgiudice, Theron Frank, Colby Goulding, Rylee Guimond, Sunny Huckfeldt-Kangsen,
Madison Lane, Dylan Lonnqvist, Savannah Ludy, Gracie Mabon, Jillian Martineau, Mary Morocho,
Bradley Moscone, Madison Panos, Sophie Parker, Jeriel Plaza Gonzalez, Isaac Sculimbrene,
Jan-Luic Selme-Marquez, Ethan Somers, Callum Sullivan, Yuri Swierk, Maria Teixeira,
Maggie van Sickle, Lexis Viera, Sophia Viveiros, Joshua Woodward
Honors:
Tyler Bates, Hannah DeFazio, Tyler Fisher, Ayla Fleckner, Oliver Guyotte, Seth Kartanos, Allison Kim,
Lucas LeBreton, Gracie Mabon, Nathan Majovski, Magdalena May, Hannah Mayer, Max McLaughlin,
Miguel Morales Martinez, Joshua Muzzi, Jordin Nindah, Ellen Owusu,
Liam Seminoff, Elaina Sokol, Lillian Thompson, Emily Turner, Gabriel Wright
Class of 2029
Special Honors:
Maximos Barrios, Molly Boyle, Matthew Cordella, Declan Crowley, Julie DiPerri, Emma Heffernan,
Lillian Malachowski, Chloe McKenna, Eden Perrine, Lily Ryan, Rylie Speck, Caylen St. George
High Honors:
Alivia Abrams, Kaylee Aculina, Preston Adusei, Geovani Aguilar, Anderson Augat, Dylan Bean,
Benjamin Beaulac, Alexander Brundige, Cecilia Clark, Jillian Dionne, Jameson Harp, Claire Kimball,
Lilyana Lamarche, Emory Loughlin, Ayla Lunn, Maddison Martineau, Madelyne Martins, Clarissa May,
Emma McCarthy, Callum McPartlan, Taegan Molter, Percy Muzzi, Mary Nassif, Leah Newton,
Peter Orni, Edward Owusu, Jason Scarpitti, Luke Sicard, Blake Soukamneuth, Josiah St Laurent
Honors:
Zachary Bartow, Brian Brisson, Katelyn Buteau, Austin Earley, Emma Girolamo, Maddox Hall, Jeffrey Konich,
Kendyll L'Italien, Chase McDonald, Logan Moore, Jacob Roche, Brielle Spleen, Nathan Young
Reminder from the Health Office
Lunenburg Public Schools
General Guidelines for School Attendance
Please call the health office before sending your child to school if you have any questions or need help determining whether your child is well-enough to attend school.
Health Protocols for Illness
Please keep your child home from school if they display any of the following symptoms:
Fever of 100 degrees or more, and until the child has had a normal temperature for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications.
Vomiting or diarrhea within the last 24 hours.
Uncontrollable or severe cough.
Rash of unknown cause.
Signs of infection of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, skin or scalp.
Please follow these guidelines when determining whether or not your child is ready to return to school after having been sick.
Temperature must be normal for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications.
At least 24 hours after intestinal illness (vomiting or diarrhea) has resolved.
Improvement or treatment of cough following primary care provider instructions
Improvement or treatment of rash following primary care provider instructions
Treatment of infection following primary care provider instructions for return to school.
Please remember, though your student may meet the above criteria, they may not have the energy level for return to school and full day of activity.
If your child becomes ill at school, you will be called to take them home. We understand the difficulties of working parents and ask that you make sure you are prepared for this possibility. Waiting for hours in the Health Office is very difficult for children who are not well. Current phone numbers and email addresses are essential to facilitate prompt communication with families. Families need to provide the school with reliable emergency contacts, indicating individuals who will be able to come to the school and pick up their child if they become sick during the school day. Please update and submit an Emergency Medical Form for each child, every school year. Dismissing sick children in a timely fashion is imperative for the safety of all.
Please contact your school nurse if you have any questions or concerns.
Lunenburg Public Schools
Respiratory Virus Guidelines
On March 22,2024, Massachusetts Department of Public Health updated their guidance for management of respiratory illnesses Staying home to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses | Mass.gov to align with those previously released by the Centers for Disease Control on updated recommendations for respiratory viruses, including COVID-19. This new guidance is for respiratory viruses like Influenza, RSV, and COVID-19 as they share similar transmission methods, symptoms, and prevention strategies. This unified approach aims to simplify recommendations and address common risks more effectively.
Effective 3/29/24, Lunenburg Public Schools has transitioned to new Respiratory Virus Guidelines that follow both CDC and MA DPH guidance.
The new CDC guidance for respiratory virus:
Stay home and away from others if you have any respiratory virus symptoms. These symptoms can include fever, chills, fatigue, cough, runny nose, and headache, among others.
Return to normal activities when, for at least 24 hours, both are true:
Your symptoms are getting better overall, and
You have not had a fever (and are not using fever-reducing medication)
When you go back to your normal activities, take added precaution over the next 5 days, such as taking additional steps for cleaner air, hygiene, masks, physical distancing, and/or testing when you will be around other people indoors.
Keep in mind that you may still be able to spread the virus that made you sick, even if you are feeling better. You are likely to be less contagious at this time, depending on factors like how long you were sick or how sick you were.
In addition to CDC’s Respiratory Virus Guidance, there are several special considerations for people with certain risk factors for severe illness, including older adults, young children, people with weakened immune systems, people with disabilities, and pregnant people.
CDC recommends that all people use core prevention strategies. These are important steps you can take to protect yourself and others:
Stay up to date with immunizations. Get vaccinated for flu and COVID-19
Practice good hand and respiratory hygiene
Stay home when you may have a respiratory virus:
Seek health care promptly for testing and/or treatment if you have risk factors for severe illness; treatment may help lower your risk of severe illness
Wear Masks around others
Avoid crowded areas and maintain Physical distancing
Get Tested for flu and COVID-19 so you can get treated
All School Art Show
The Lunenburg Public Schools Art Department and Lunenburg Public Library proudly present:
The Annual All School Art Show
Join us in celebrating the creativity of students from across the Lunenburg district. This is a great chance for families to see the work that is being made at all grade levels. For students it’s an excellent chance to get inspired and get a sense of what art classes they may want to take in the future.
The All School Art Show will be on display in the Wallace Community Room at the Lunenburg Public Library from January 16th through February 12th. There will be a reception on Thursday February 5th from 6 - 7:30pm and will also have craft workshops for all to engage with.
!!PRESIDENTS DAY PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT!!
Get ready to dink, serve & rally at the 2026 Presidents Day Pickleball Tournament! Co-Hosted by the Lunenburg Skate Park Project and the Eagle House Supporters, this fun and competitive event welcomes players of all ages and skill levels — with fantastic prizes and great community vibes! 
Want even more impact? We’re offering sponsorship opportunities for local businesses and supporters! From Event and Tournament Sponsors to Court and Match Sponsors, it’s a great way to boost your visibility while supporting a fantastic cause. 
Learn more about the event & register: https://lunenburgskatepark.com/Pickleball-Tournament-2026/
Check out sponsor levels & benefits: https://lunenburgskatepark.com/pickleball-tournament.../
Let’s make this tournament a smashing success together
LMHS February Breakfast and Lunch Menus
February LMHS Breakfast/Lunch Menu
2026 High School Yearbook Information
The link to order the 2026 Yearbook is below. The current price of $95 is good through 12/31/25
https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A03488600
Senior parents:
Here is the link to purchase a senior recognition ad for your son or daughter. The cost is $40. It is done through the Jostens website. Please do not email ads to Mrs. Yourk
https://www.jostens.com/apps/jcom/router.mvc?affiliateId=1065792
You can use the link below to upload the senior portrait that you want included in the yearbook. Just make sure that you select "portrait" and not "student life" and that it is a portrait and not in "landscape" orientation. Let me know if you have any questions. These are due on Friday, January 9th.
https://photos.jostens.com/BXMHAN
National Honor Society Peer Tutoring UPDATE
The LHS National Honor Society is offering peer tutoring to any student in grade 6-12. Peer tutoring will occur every Tuesday and Thursday after school from now till the end of the school year. Tutoring will be located in the LMHS library from 2:35-3:30pm. All are welcome. No appointment necessary.
The Knightly News
LHS Newspaper
The Knightly News is now available! Catch up on the latest club and sports accomplishments, pictures from spirit week, and even movie reviews! View the newspaper here at https://sites.google.com/lunenburgschools.net/lhsknightlynews
A Message from Lunenburg Public Schools
“Consistent with Massachusetts regulations, 603 CMR 26.05(1), the
Lunenburg Public Schools, through its curricula and materials, encourages
respect for the human and civil rights of all individuals, regardless of
race, color, sex, gender identity, religion, national origin or sexual
orientation. In accordance with district guidelines, families may request
information from the building principal on available accommodations
related to curriculum content.”
LMHS Student Art Displayed on our Instagram page
This is a gentle a reminder for families that throughout the school year they will be able to see examples of student art on the Art Department's Instagram page. They can find it @ blue_knights_gallery
Back to School Forms
Please complete the ‘Back to School” forms if you have not already done so for this year.
LHS Guidance News
LHS Guidance News
LHS Guidance News
From the LHS School Counseling Office:
Guidance Counselor assignments are as follows:
Jeff Dionne- Student last name starting with A-G
Gail Okerman- Student last name starting with H-M
Jon Ciullo- Student last name starting with N-Z
ASVAB TESTING AND ASSESSMENT:
LHS will be offering the (ASVAB) Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Testing, which includes a validated aptitude test and interest assessment.
All students in 10th grade and above are eligible to participate at No Cost. Participation in the ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) is voluntary and the results are used to guide career exploration.
Participation in the ASVAB does not obligate you to talk with military recruiters or consider a military career.
For students that have signed up, the ASVAB will be held during school hours on Friday, February 13, 2026 starting at 8:30am and lasting approximately 3 hours long.
The Post-Test Interpretation is scheduled for within a month of testing (date tbd) at 8:30 AM and is anticipated to last 1 hour. During this time, a counselor or ASVAB administrator will explain more about what your test results mean.
For additional information, please visit this link: https://www.asvabprogram.com/
LHS COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN:
Lunenburg High School is pleased to announce that Community Scholarship Applications are now open for the Class of 2026. Over 50 scholarships will be awarded and we encourage all graduating seniors to apply.
Students should visit the School Counseling Office to pick up copies of the scholarship applications. Applications have also been posted in the Guidance 2026 Google Classroom.
All Community Scholarship Applications must be returned to the School Counseling Office by 2:30 PM on Thursday, March 12th, unless otherwise noted. Please contact Mrs. Sandra Sheehy (ssheehy@lunenburgschools.net) for additional information or with any questions.
Lunenburg Community Scholarships Information Cover Letter
Lunenburg Community Scholarship Application
Additional scholarship opportunities are also being posted on Naviance, the Senior’s Google Classroom page and on the LHS School Counseling Office Scholarship Page
LUNENBURG PTO SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION IS NOW AVAILABLE:
We are very grateful to the Lunenburg PTO (Parent-Teacher Organization) for offering their Scholarship Application for our 2026 graduates.
The Lunenburg PTO is an organization whose mission is based on providing service to the Lunenburg Public Schools and the Lunenburg Community.
They offer and award a scholarship to graduating seniors from Lunenburg High School who plan to continue their education beyond high school. The scholarship is based on volunteerism and performance of community service.
This year, the Lunenburg Parent-Teacher Organization will be awarding a $1,500.00 scholarship.
For the Scholarship Policy, more information, deadlines and the application, please see the PDF’s provided below.
As always, students may visit the High School Guidance Office to obtain hard copies of all scholarship information and applications.
Lunenburg PTO Scholarship Policy and Info_2026
Lunenburg PTO Scholarship Application 2026
AP ANNOUNCEMENT:
The College Board's late fee of $40 per exam is now in place. The original cost for each exam is $103, making the new cost $143 per exam.
Register and Pay Here:
www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/221255
If you require financial assistance, please email or come by my office. The current cost for each exam is now $143 per exam. Register and pay online at TotalRegistration: www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/221255
Please have a credit/debit card ready and use the same info you used to join AP Classroom.
Key dates:
Mar 2, 2026: Partial refunds available (cancellation fee $42).
Mar 6, 2026 (11:59 p.m.): Registration closes.
Mar 9, 2026: Final payment deadline.
Need financial assistance or taking an exam not listed? Contact Mr. Jon Ciullo at jciullo@lunenburgschools.net
SENIOR COLLEGE AND CAREER PLANNING:
Congratulations to all students who have submitted college applications! Students should update Naviance to indicate their acceptances when they begin to receive decisions from schools. Students are also invited to visit the Guidance Office to create a college flag to add to our bulletin board of college acceptances.
All seniors who are working on college applications must meet with their counselor at least two weeks before their first deadline. This is necessary to ensure that all components of their application will be ready to submit on time. Students are encouraged to visit the guidance office with any questions throughout their college application process.
It is important that students are aware of the admission requirements and deadlines for the schools they are applying to. Here is a link to a college application specific guide that students can refer to:
2026 College Planning for Seniors
As most Early Action deadlines have passed, students who are applying for Regular Decision should be working with their school counselor on getting their applications done before their deadlines.
LMHS Athletics
Sunday 2/8/26
JV Ice Hockey vs Oakmont 10:30am
Monday 2/9/26
MS Basketball vs Littleton 4/5pm
Girls Ice Hockey vs Hopkinton 5:30pm
Ice Hockey @ Hudson 8pm
Tuesday 2/10/26
Girls JV/V Basketball @ Clinton 4:30/6pm
Boys JV/V Basketball vs Clinton 5/6:30pm
Wednesday 2/11/26
MS Basketball @ Hale 3:30/4:30pm
Girls Ice Hockey @ Grafton 4pm
Girls JV/V Basketball @ Leominster 5/6:30pm
Thursday 2/12/26
MS Basketball @ Tyngsborough 3:45/4:45pm
Boys JV/V Basketball vs Gansett 5:30/7pm
Friday 2/13/26
Girls JV/V Basketball @ ND Academy 4:30/6pm
JV Ice Hockey @ Groton 5:30pm
Saturday 2/14/26
**Clark Tournament** Boys V Basketball @ Oxford HS vs Hopedale 1:45pm
**Clark Tournament** Girls V Basketball @ Leicester HS vs Sutton 4pm
**MIAA Division State Championships** Track @ RLC 10am
V Ice Hockey @ Greenfield 6:30pm
Cheer Competition @ King Philip RHS 11am
Sunday 2/15/26
**Clark Tournament** Boys V Basketball TBA
Girls Ice Hockey @ Auburn 7pm
Cheer Competition @ Milford 11am
Monday 2/16/26
**Clark Tournament** Girls V Basketball TBA
**Groton Cup** V Ice Hockey @ Littleton (@ Groton School) 7pm
Wednesday 2/18/26
Girls Hockey vs Marblehead 1:30pm
The spring sports season is just around the corner!
Registration is now open, so please be sure to register your student if they plan to try out this spring and confirm that their sports physical is current.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Athletic Director Yanina Burns at yburns@lunenburgschools.net or Athletics Secretary Courtney Fuller at cfuller@lunenburgschools.net.
We’re looking forward to an exciting spring season!
SportsYou codes: www.sportsyou.com to gather more information about tryouts, practices, games, etc.
Softball: PFSBU4ZA
Baseball: UFZ6EKU5
Boys Lacrosse: XAASWHFL
Girls Lacrosse: X8TVTU3Y
Outdoor Track: C9LV2SZE
Unified Track: P58S8ME7
Middle School Track: Z2DCLQNX