The upcoming week marks the start of final exams and various senior week activities for all members of the Class of 2011.  Please note the following schedule:

Tuesday, 5/31- Final Exam for Period 3 Class, 12:42-1:49 pm

Wednesday, 6/1- All Orchestra Spring Concert, QMS Auditorium, 6:30 pm

Thursday, 6/2- Senior Athletic Awards Night, MHS Auditorium, 6:30 pm

Friday, 6/3- Final Exam for Period 5 Class, 7:25-8:32 am; Final Exam for Period 4 Class, 8:37-9:44 am; Senior All Night Party at the Foxboro YMCA, begins at 11:30 pm- until 5:00 am on 6/4

Monday, 6/6- Final Exam for Period 1 Class, 7:25-8:32 am; Final Exam for Period 2 Class, 8:37-9:44 am

Tuesday, 6/7- All Senior Make-up Exams, 7:25-8:32 am

Also, please note that payment for the cap and gown, and the photo taken at graduation, is due now.  Please send a check for $23 check, payable to "MHS", to the main office by June 1st.  Please note that for seniors to receive their cap and gown on June 8^th after rehearsal, they must not have any outstanding obligations.  All books, uniforms, transcript fees and other school property must be returned to the school no later than June 7th.

 Just a reminder that juniors and seniors have a "reverse ½ day" on June 1st and 2nd and will start school at 10:30am.  Freshmen and Sophomores have a full day of school and will take the Biology MCAS exam during the morning hours on these days.

**Important Bus Announcement - if your junior/senior takes the bus, please refer to the MHS website under "Reverse ½ Days for June 1&2" for the special AM bus routes for the 10:30am start.  The routes begin at 9:45am and are different from the regularly scheduled routes.

On Monday May 23^rd approximately 300 MHS students heard a presentation from World War II Holocaust survivor Janet Applefield.  Ms. Applefield shared numerous stories of how she was able to survive after the Nazis invaded her home country of Poland.  After her presentation Ms. Applefield took questions from the audience.  The presentation was sponsored by the Mansfield Cultural Council and organized by Social Studies Department Chair Bill Hocking.  People seeking further information about Ms. Applefield's story can go to her website, www.janetapplefield.com

Once again, Hannaford Supermarkets of Easton has donated $1000 to Mansfield High School through its Hannaford Help Schools program. Since the program's inception in 2005, over $6.2 million has been raised for schools throughout New York and New England. Based upon MHS parents' participation rates and product purchases, MHS was awarded a check for $1000 by the store. Pictured above receiving the check from Hannaford's store managers Arthur DeChellis and Brian Carnavale is MHS Principal Joe Maruszczak.