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Mansfield High School
250 East Street
Mansfield, MA 02048
Dr. Joseph Maruszczak
Principal
(508) 261-7540
(508) 339-0259 fax |
The Week at a Glance
5/10- Third Trimester Progress Reports Given to Students; AP Biology exam, library, 7:30 am; AP Physics-mech exam, library 11:30 am; AP Physics- elect. & mag exam, library, 1:30 pm; Boys' Lacrosse vs. Foxboro, 3:30 pm; Girls' Lacrossse @ Foxboro, 3:30 pm; Relay for Life mtng, library, 7:00 pm
5/11- Boys' and Girls' Track @ Oliver Ames, 3:30 pm; Boys' Tennis vs. Franklin, 3:30 pm; Girls' Tennis @ Franklin, 3:30 pm; Citizens Scholarship Foundation mtng, 6:30 pm
5/12- Girls' Lacrosse @ Hingham, 4:00 pm
5/13- Girls' Tennis vs. Medfield, 3:30 pm; Tri-M Coffeehouse, cafeteria, 6:30 pm
5/14- 1/2 Day- Professional Development- All MHS Students Dismissed at 10:30 am; Poject Teammate Breakfast, cafeteria, 8:30 am; Boys' & Girls' Track @ N. Attleboro, 3:30 pm; Softball vs. Sharon, 3:30 pm; Girls' Tennis vs. Sharon, 3:30 pm; Girls' Lacrosse vs. King Philip, 3:30 pm; Boys' Tennis @ Sharon, 3:30 pm; Baseball @ Sharon, 3:30 pm; Boys' Lacrosse @ King Philip, 3:30 pm
5/16- MHS Tony Awards, auditorium, 5:30 pm
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Review Sessions to be Held for Biology MCAS Exam
 The Biology MCAS exam will be given on Wednesday June 2nd and Thursday June 3rd. In order to help students prepare for this high stakes test, the MHS Science Department will be offering review sessions for those students who have already completed their coursework in Biology. The review sessions will be held from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm on Tuesday May 25th and Thursday May 26th. Students may choose to come to one or both nights. Students can sign up with Mrs. Hogan in room 237A or by email at Janet.Hogan@mansfieldschools.com. |
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MHS Students Making a Difference on the Gulf Coast
 From April 15-22, a group of socially aware students spent their spring vacation helping those in need on the Gulf Coast of the southeast. As many areas are still devastated by 2005's Hurricane Katrina, and FEMA funds have been used largely to improve infrastructure, there is still a great need to help everyday people in the rebuilding process. To that end, 15 students traveled to Bay St. Louis, Mississippi and spent a packed week performing such chores as cleaning out debris on Main Street in Bay St. Louis, scraping a house, and replanting dune grasses in Biloxi. The trip by led by MHS science teacher Deborah Fournier and chaperoned by foreign language teachers Leslie Gildersleeve and Elizabeth Olson.
The students (pictured above in New Orleans) who participated on this trip are: Jessica Eason, Stephanie Caljouw. Mariah McGrath, Brittany Phillips, Nick Wilder, Tate Shepard, Brian Franklin, McKayla Jenks, Nicole Porcello, Michelle Greene, Justin Deckert, Kevin Long, Emily Hart, Emalee Mahoney, and Haley Stansberry.
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Clemmey Scholarship Continues to Aid MHS Students
Mansfield High alumnus and local businessman Karl Clemmey
presented another $5000 donation check to Mansfield High School. The Karl Clemmey Scholarship Fund, started in 2002, provides five $1000 scholarships to graduates going onto college each year. With this donation, Mr. Clemmey has provided over $30,000 in scholarships to the graduates of Mansfield High. Mr. Clemmey's Scholarship is provided to those students with a financial need. This year, Mr. Clemmey's Scholarship is funded in conjunction with the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Pictured above accepting a check for $5000 for the fund are MHS Principal Joe Maruszczak, Superintendent Brenda Hodges, Mr. Karl Clemmey, and Mr. Bill Clemmey. Many thanks to the Clemmey family for their continued generosity. |
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MHS Science Teacher Honored as "Unsung Heroine"
The Massachusetts
Commission on the Status of Women has recently announced its 100 Unsung Heroines of
2010. These women, chosen from hundreds
of nominations this year, come from cities and towns across the Commonwealth and
each will be recognized for their outstanding contributions to their
organizations and communities. One of the recipients, Mrs. Ellie Lea, is a first-year chemistry teacher at MHS. Mrs. Lea, the former president of Mansfield Women of Today, is being honored for her outstanding work as founder of Hearts at Play, a 501 3c charitable organization that funds research for families effected by congenital heart defects. Through her fine efforts, Hearts at Play has raised nearly $70,000, donating $50,000 to Children's Hospital Boston, establishing the Colin Samuel Brown Memorial Fund for pediatric cardiac research. The organization has also provided Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) to several local athletic teams as well as medical supplies such as pulse oximeters and AED pads to local elementary schools.
Mrs. Lea will be honored at in a ceremony on Wednesday, May 19, 2010 from 1-4
p.m., in the Great Hall at the State House in Boston. Congratulations, Ellie!
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Run for the MHS All Sports Boosters Club!  The annual Mansfield High School All Sports Boosters Club 5K will be happening Sunday, May 23. Walkers will start at 9:30 am and runners will start at 10:30 am. The course, which is fairly flat and fast, begins and starts at MHS. This is a MAJOR fundraiser for the All-Sports Boosters club, so your participation in this great event would be very helpful. More information about the race, including a link to register, may be found by clicking here.
Also, The Mansfield High School Sports program has an opportunity to win $5,000 from Liberty Mutual's Responsible Sports Program. Visit the Mansfield Boosters website, www.mansfieldboosters.org, for all the details. We are currently in third place to win this money... click on the above link to help put us over the top!! |
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Support the Online Auction for the All Night Party!  Please support an online auction which is running NOW until this Friday, May 14 to support the Mansfield Public School Class of 2010 All Night Senior Party! The auction features many fine goods and services, from Red Sox and various concert tickets, a hotel stay, and even a round of golf! All proceeds will benefit the Class of 2010 All Night Party, an event sponsored by the parents of the graduating Class of 2010. The party promotes a safe grad night for all seniors.
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