Haverhill High School
Newsletter
May 19-23, 2025
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HHS CLUBS 2024-2025
Morning Announcements are now also available on your student’s Google Classroom!
Reminder of our attendance policy (Page 24 of the Student Handbook), if you arrive late, please check into the main office to make sure you are marked present for the day. If you have to leave before the end of the day, your parent/guardian must call to dismiss you, and that person must come in and sign you out in the main office.
UPCOMING EVENTS
May 19, 2025 – Civics Showcase – 5:30pm @Haverhill City Hall
Tue, May 20 – MCAS – Math (10th Grade only)
- Early release for 9th & 11th Graders
- Block B 7:25 – 8:48 am (Attendance & Announcements)
- Block C 8:53 – 10:15 am
Tue, May 20 – Senior Class Trip – Red Sox v NY Mets meet at 4:30pm at HHS (no more tickets available)
Wed, May 21 – MCAS – Math (10th Grade only)
- Early release for 9th & 11th Graders
- Block A 7:25 – 8:48 am (Attendance & Announcements)
- Block D 8:53 – 10:15 am
Wed May 21 – SENIOR COFFEE HOUSE! 7-9pm, C Wing Courtyard (Senior performers preferred but all are welcome to perform – sign up room 202)
Thu, May 22 – Night of Stars 6pm – HHS Auditorium (by invitation only)
Fri, May 23 – Early Release for ALL students
- Block E 7:25 – 8:48 am (Attendance & Announcements)
- Block B 8:53 – 10:15 am
Mon, May 26 – NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
Tue, May 27, 2025 – Free Haircuts for PROM & Social – Sign up using the QR code on the flyer!
Wed, May 28, 2025 – Last day of classes for Seniors Class of 2025! (students who have not completed their graduation requirements will continue to attend class)
Wed, May 28, 2025 – Express Senior Sign Out – 10:14am-12:14pm ONLY! @HHS Courtyard
Wed, May 28, 2025 – Senior Prom 6pm-10pm, Atkinson Country Club in Atkinson, NH – Ticket sales have closed for this event.
Thu, May 29, 2025 – Chapel Practice (ALL Graduating Seniors) – 8:30am @HHS Auditorium
Thu, May 29, 2025 – R. Elaine Croston Poetry Reading Contest – 10:30am @HHS Auditorium
Thu, May 29, 2025 – Senior Sign Out & Cap/Gown pick up – HHS Courtyard/GYM
Fri, May 30 – 1/2 day for HHS 9, 10, & 11 grade students ONLY
- Block F 7:25 – 8:48 am (Attendance & Announcements)
- Block G 8:53 – 10:15 am
Fri, May 30 – Senior Chapel – HHS Auditorium (Students/staff only)
Fri, May 30, 2025 – Junior Social, Black Swan Country Club in Georgetown, MA – Ticket sales have closed for this event.
Tue, Jun 3, 2025 – CTE Celebrations 6pm @HHS Auditorium
Wed, Jun 4 – MCAS – Biology (9th Graders)
- Early release for 10th & 11th Graders
- Block B 7:25 – 8:48 am (Attendance & Announcements)
- Block D 8:53 – 10:15 am
Thu, Jun 5 – MCAS – Biology (9th Graders)
- Early release for 10th & 11th Graders
- Block F 7:25 – 8:48 am (Attendance & Announcements)
- Block G 8:53 – 10:15 am
Thu, Jun 5, 2025 – Graduation Practice & BBQ 1030am at the Stadium
Thu, Jun 5, 2025 – Senior Farewell Night – 6pm at the HHS Circle
Fri, Jun 6, 2025 – GRADUATION! – 6pm at the Stadium (each graduate will receive 10 tickets, if they need more there will be a form available closer to the date.)
Late Bus information:
(see late bus schedules/routes)
Students MUST have a late bus pass from a classroom teacher, club advisor, or coach to be able to take the late bus. If they don’t have a reason to stay, then make sure they find a way home straight after school.
CLASS of 2025
PRINCIPAL SHOUTOUTS
Molly Tabb and Kaelyn Mazzaglia,
FLYERS
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- OPEN MONDAYS
CTE UPDATES
On Friday, May 9th Mrs. Johnston and Miss Bamford took CTE students to the PLTW Showcase at the New Balance Arena in Boston. Seniors were able to present their capstone projects to industry professionals, while underclassmen presented a variety of projects, including health and ecotourism. Seniors earned an award for their 4 year dedication to the program, while underclassmen enjoyed speaking with their peers and providing feedback on their work. Industry professionals were impressed by the students’ professionalism and the creativity behind their projects. It was a wonderful day and we are so grateful to the One8 Foundation for its support in Biomedical Science.
After completing their unit on cancer, CTE Biomedical Science Juniors welcomed a guest speaker from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Clinical Coordinator of Radiation Therapy, Janki Patel, shared insight into the current trends in cancer identification and treatment as well as highlights of MCPHS’s Radiation and Nuclear Medicine programs. What a great way to end this important unit of work!
CTE Engineering/Manufacturing Freshmen visited Northern Essex Community College! They learned about the Engineering program, Early College options, toured the campus and heard from Sophie Rokosz, a NECC alum who now works as a Systems Engineer in the robotics industry. The highlight of the day was building a circuit and writing code to make an LED blink. Now they are excited for their Digital Electronics class next year! Special thanks to Doug Leaffer for coordinating this great experience for our students.
The HHS Internship Program hosted its Presentation Celebration, where 12 students shared their internship experiences.Thank you to our partners- Lawrence General Hospital, Parker Hannifin, HPS IT, and UMass Lowell for making this possible. Eight students will continue to participate in an internship this summer, and 25 more will be recognized at our final celebration on June 2nd. Way To Go, Hillies!
