Weymouth High School

Good Evening Weymouth High School Community,

Hope everyone’s staying warm and getting ready to cheer on the Pats this Super Bowl weekend!

February is Black History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the history, achievements, and lasting contributions of Black Americans. Throughout the month, our school community will highlight voices, stories, and milestones that have shaped our nation and continue to influence our world today. We will share the morning announcement messages at the end of the month.

On Friday, we held our Credit for Life event for seniors. This interactive event challenges seniors to manage their budget for a month. For many it was an eye opening experience. Thank you to our staff that supports this event and all our community volunteers who made it possible.

Student Spotlight

As the winter sports season winds down, we’re especially proud to celebrate our seniors during their final home contests — a special way to honor the dedication and heart they’ve given to their teams.

Our hockey team captured the Herget Division Championship for the second straight year with an exciting overtime win over Milton — an incredible back-to-back achievement!

A huge congratulations to our wrestling team for clinching the Bay State League title on Senior Night. And a special shoutout to Declan Malone for earning his 100th career victory at the meet against Walpole — a tremendous milestone that reflects years of hard work.

Our gymnastics team also represented us well, earning 7th place at the Bay State League Championship this weekend.

This past Saturday, January 31st, the SALSA club (Students Advocating for life without Substance Abuse) attended the Youth Power Summit at Worcester State University, organized by The Chapter 84 Movement. Members participated in a variety of workshops and listened to insightful speakers, engaging in meaningful discussions on topics such as substance use prevention, racial disparities within the public health system, and the misleading marketing of illegal substances (particularly toward youth). Networking with surrounding schools across the state of Massachusetts provided a valuable experience in helping to spread the word about ways to lead healthy lifestyles and routines. SALSA meets every other Wednesday at the high school in Room 1047, located in the back of the library. They are always welcoming new members!

Parent Council - 2/25, WHS Library, 7 pm

Please join our CTE Director, Sam DePina, he will share information about our programs, with a focus on the freshman exploratory experience and the selection process for 9th grade students.

In January, our Director of Counseling, Brynn Cooper, shared a presentation on mental health awareness, and we are pleased to make that presentation available to our families. WHS Mental Health Supports

Honor Wall

Our application process will open this week for our Honor Wall. Any student that believes they meet the criteria for the Scholar Wall and/or Leadership Wall must apply. The grade level deans will be sharing this information with students. Encourage your child to apply if they meet the criteria. The deadline is February 26th.

Enjoy the upcoming February break and our Sunday Message will return on February 22nd.

Have a great week!

Karen Monahan, Principal

Malissa Northup, Associate Principal

We Belong, We Grow, We Excel

• Tuesday, 2/10 - 1/2 Day Students - Staff PD - Dismissal @ 10:45 am
• Wednesday, 2/11 - WHS School Council - 2:30 pm - Gold Lobby Conference Room
• Monday, 2/16 - No School - Presidents Day
• Tuesday, 2/17 - Friday, 2/20 - Winter Break
• Wednesday, 2/25 - Parent Council - 7 pm - Virtual

The following links provide resources for students and their families on critical issues.

• Mental Health Resources
• Vaping Educational Resources
• Cell Phone Resources
• AI Resources

• Join the Senior Class as they sponsoring Spirit Week. It will begin on Monday, 2/9 through Friday, 2/13.
• Each day has a theme.
• Monday - Beach Day

• Tuesday - A 2016 Day
• Wednesday - Women in SPorts Day or Maroon & Gold
• Thursday - Adam Sandler Day
• Friday - Class Color

Come and Support the Class of 2029!

• Where: Santa Fe Grill - 415 Washington Street, Weymouth
• When: Thursday February 12th 3:00pm - 7:00pm
• Dine In or Take Out
• Just mention the Class of 2029 and 30% of the proceeds go to the support the Class of 2029

• The Wildcat Bakery will be selling King Cakes to celebrate Mardi Gras this year.
• These delicious freshly baked King Cakes are made here in the Wildcat Bakery.
• The flavors available are Classic Cinnamon - $20 and Cream Cheese - $22.
• Order today because there is limited availability.
• Click on this LINK for more information regarding ordering and pick up dates.

• Weymouth Food Pantry & Franklin Food Pantry face off in "SOUPer Bowl 2026" Soup Drive. The Franklin Food Pantry is gearing up to defend its title as SOUPer Bowl Champion — but the Weymouth Food Pantry is ready to make sure that doesn’t happen in this year’s highly anticipated SOUPer Bowl 2026 canned soup competition.

• The two pantries are asking their communities to donate cans of soup starting January 8, 2026. The pantry that receives the most soup by February 8, 2026, will be named SOUPer Bowl Champ 2026.

• Here's how to get in on the game and support your pantry:

• What: SOUPer Bowl 2026 (Canned Soup Drive)

• Who: Weymouth Food Pantry vs. Franklin Food Pantry

• When: January 8 to February 8, 2026

• Drop Off Locations - Weymouth Public Schools

• An Amazon Wish List has been created and any items you order can be shipped directly to our warehouse. Many of the soup options on the list can also be used for our Backpack Program here in Weymouth, making your donation go even further. Click on this LINK to view the wish list.

• On February 12, the SOUPer Bowl 2026 Champion will be announced on Facebook, celebrating both communities for their generosity.

• The Town of Weymouth Scholarship is now available for the 2026 Scholarship Program.
• Deadline for the scholarship is March 15, 2026.
• Please click on this LINK for the application.
• Completed applications can be brought to Mrs. Hayes in the Maroon Guidance Office.
• Your application and transcript will then be submitted to the Town Hall Scholarship Committee.

• Please click on this LINK to view Assistance Programs for Heat and Utilities.
• Click on this LINK for helpful links for students, parents and families.

Thank You to Our Athletic Sponsors!

• See a complete list of all sponsors »
• We look forward to cheering on the Wildcats together and welcoming additional partners throughout the season!