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Haverhill High School
Newsletter May 6-10, 2024, 2024

Mon May 6, 2024AP EXAMS START!! Please see schedule below!

Mon May 6, 2024 – Spring Student Elections

Wed May 8, 2024 – Drama Club – Last meeting of the year…election time!

Thu May 9, 2024Future Educators Signing day 1:30PM-2:30PM  at HHS Library

Thu May 9, 2024School Committee Meeting 7PM at Haverhill City Hall

Fri May 10, 2024 – Term 4 Progress Reports Issued

Fri May 10, 2024 – Talent Show! Spain vs France 7PM HHS Auditorium (see flyer below)

 

Tue May 14, 2024CINDERELLA’s Closet open! 2:15PM in the Mall area

Thu May 16, 2024 – District Wide Art Show

 

Thu May 16, 2024 – HHS Early College Graduation 5PM at Northern Essex Community College

Mon May 20, 2024 – Senior DECISION DAY! Seniors wear your College/Work/Military shirts!!

Mon May 20, 2024 – City Wide Civics Showcase 6PM-7:30PM at Haverhill City Hall (see flyer below)

Tue May 21, 2024 – Math MCAS – 10th Grade – Delayed opening for all other students

Tue May 21, 2024Senior Prom – Castleton Banquet and Resort in Windham NH. Tickets sales are OVER

Wed May 22, 2024 – Math MCAS – 10th Grade – Delayed opening for all other students

Wed May 22, 2024 – HHS Senior Express Sign out – SENIOR LAST DAY OF HIGH SCHOOL!

Wed May 22, 2024 – HHS CTE Celebrations HHS Auditorium at 6PM

Thu May 23, 2024 – HHS Senior Chapel Practice at 830AM in the library

Thu May 23, 2024 HHS Senior Sign out & Cap & Gown pick up (Courtyard & Gym – after Chapel Practice)

Thu May 23, 2024 – HHS Senior Night of Stars 6PM in the Auditorium (this is an invite only event)

Fri May 24, 2024 – HHS (only) Early Release at 1030AM

Fri May 24, 2024 – HHS Senior Chapel 1030AM in the Auditorium

Mon May 27, 2024 – NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day

Thu May 30, 2024 – HHS Senior Graduation Practice & BBQ at 1030AM at Trinity Stadium

Thu May 30, 2024 – HHS Senior Farewell at 7PM at Trinity Stadium

Fri May 31, 2024 – Class of 2024 HHS Graduation! 6PM at Trinity Stadium

Sat Jun 1, 2024 – SAT Testing at HHS is FULL –  sign up through College Board to check out other locations!

Fri Jun 7, 2024JUNIOR SOCIAL 6-9PM; Black Swan Country Club, Georgetown

Wed Jun 12, 2024 – Last Day of School for all students


Hello Haverhill High School Families,

Next year’s schedules will be available to students’ guidance counselors when we return from break. Counselors will be calling students out of class to resolve holes or conflicts in students’ schedules. Students need to be in class to be called down to guidance by the counselor to resolve conflicts. STUDENTS WHO DROP INTO GUIDANCE WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT, WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO CHANGE THEIR SCHEDULE. All schedule issues will be resolved by June 1, 2024. There will be no add/drop period in the fall. Thank you for your support as we work to streamline this process.


Get involved in CLUBS!!

Check out the latest edition of the Brown and Gold.

Our own student run newspaper


Check out what our seniors are planning after Haverhill High School!

Seniors, make sure you go to the Instagram Link to add your future plans, Military, Work force, 2 year school, 4 year school!

This world has a place for all of us!

SENIOR INFORMATION!

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STUDENTS OF THE MONTH – March 2024


Sports Newsletter

Sports SHOUTOUTS

Please email hhsnews@haverhill-ps.org your shoutouts so we can add them into the newsletter!!

 

MCJROTC Newsletter

Saturday, May 4, 2024 the Haverhill High School MCJROTC hosted 13 other teams in the annual Spring Raider Challenge Competition.  Your MCJROTC Raider teams kicked butt and took names earning 1st place in the competition and earning 13 more trophies for the trophy table bringing their total trophy count for the year to 60.  Friday we had our annual awards night in the Haverhill cafeteria.  Over 200 families, cadets and special presenters shared dinner together and 35 of our deserving Cadets earned special awards.  Thank you all for the continued support and we are not done.  Next Saturday we head to Salem High School for our final Raider competition of the year.


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Tickets available to purchase NOW. Room M11 or M12. Cash or Check. Sale ENDS May 17!!

 

Our students exhibited their work at the Haverhill Art Association on Sunday May 5th at Buttonwoods Museum.

Our students’ artworks were the highlight of the Buttonwoods exhibit.
Laura Paris’ ceramics piece won 2nd and Alex Yattow’s drawing won 3rd overall (as well as honorable mentions).

Community Events

 

District Calendar / En Espanol


HHS Bus information:
HHS – AM Bus routes/numbers
HHS – PM Bus routes/numbers


District has added text messaging (SMS) to SchoolMessenger Communicate!!

 We have also included this information on the District website.

AP exam which begins next week. Please see the following reminders below for arrival times, check in procedures, and other important points of information. Please reach out to Ms. Breslin jennifer.breslin@haverhill-ps.org or Mr. Foran ryan.foran@haverhill-ps.org with any questions.
  • AP exams will be taking place beginning Monday 5/6 and continuing through Friday 5/17. The times for the exams are as follows:

    • Morning exams: 8am to 12pm

    • Afternoon exams: 12pm to approximately 3-4pm

  • Students are required to check in at guidance prior to their exam time.

  • Students taking morning exams are expected to arrive punctually at 7:30am for check in and 11:30am for the afternoon exams.

  • Students are only allowed to bring the following to their exams: pens, pencils, and approved rulers and calculators.

  • No electronic devices of any kind are allowed during testing, these include but are not limited to cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, airpods, etc. More information regarding the day of testing can be found here

  • Students are encouraged to bring water and snacks for the day of testing which will be labeled. Labels will be provided in guidance.

Health I Classes will be covering their Sexuality & Reproductive Health Unit in the coming days and weeks. Please reach out to your student’s teacher if you have questions regarding the Commonwealth’s curriculum and/or opt-out program.

COLLEGE & CAREER

COLLEGE

North Carolina State University 
Location: Raleigh, NC 
Mascot: Bull Terrier named Togo
Enrollment: 24,999  Undergraduate

About: NC State University began as a land-grant institution grounded in agriculture and engineering. Today, they are a leading public research university that excels across disciplines. NC State is a powerhouse in science, technology, engineering and math. They lead in agriculture, education, textiles, business and natural resources. They are at the forefront of teaching and research in design, the humanities and the social sciences. And they are home to one of the planet’s best colleges of veterinary medicine.

Admission Criteria: 

  • Complete online application for admissions via Common Application or the Coalition Application.
  • $85 application fee
  • Self report your SAT/ACT test scores. 
  • Official high school transcript required.
  • If you apply to the following programs you will need to submit Early Action along with a portfolio.
    • Architecture
    • Art & Design
    • Fashion & Textile Design
    • Graphic Design
    • Industrial Design

Average GPA: 3.79-3.97

Average SAT Score: 1320 (SAT) 29 (ACT) – Test Optional

CAREER

Zoologist

Education Required

  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • have at least a bachelor’s degree in a biological science

Typical Tasks Associated with This Career:

  • Study animals in their natural habitat.
  • Study animal characteristics, such as life histories and diseases.
  • Take inventory of plant and wildlife populations.
  • Meet with the public and management to maintain wildlife populations and habitats.
  • Analyze characteristics of animals to identify and classify them.
  • Conduct research studies and analyze findings. Write reports and give presentations.
  • Buy or rescue animals for exhibits.
  • Manage the care of zoo animals. Develop museum, zoo, or aquarium exhibits.
  • Create preventive programs to control the spread of wildlife diseases.
  • Prepare collections of preserved specimens or slides for identification and study.
  • Monitor animals’ diets and breeding.
  • Raise specimens for observation or to use in experiments.
  • Collect and dissect animal specimens. Examine slides under a microscope.

Expected Income: Average: $86,540
Job Growth: Faster than average
Related High School Coursework

  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Animal Science
  • Computer Applications
  • Biology

HHS Career Technical Education Information Technology and Computer Science & Web Development Freshmen heard from guest speaker Karen Wittman, Service Delivery Manager at VFC (with brands such as Timberland, VANS and North Face).  Karen shared her experience working in IT and the challenges and successes of working in customer support.  Thank you Karen for sharing your excitement for the industry with our students!