News Archive

Dear Parents of Juniors

I came across this article in the New York Times earlier this spring as our juniors were right in the middle of their Junior Guidance Seminars. The messages within it have stuck with me since, and I wanted to share it with you all in the hopes you might find it meaningful as you begin this year of post-secondary preparation and planning.

Several police departments in the central Massachusetts area have been experiencing reports of men acting suspiciously around children. These incidents have many similarities including the general description of the suspect. The suspect has been described as an older man with light or grey hair operating a grey car.

Having good judgment is a necessary step toward becoming responsible. It is also a difficult step. Teens are naturally impulsive. They often act first and think later. Reversing that behavior can sometimes be a challenge to parents.

Here are some ways to guide your teen toward practicing good judgment:

Reading to, and with, your child is the most important thing that parents can do to support their developing reader. Please join Superintendent, Cathy MacLeod and Center School Principal, Lauren Dubeau for an informative series focused on supportive reading strategies parents can use to make reading together stress-free and fun!

Amy Gale Nauman, 26, of Hopkinton, passed away Thursday, May 21, 2015 after a courageous battle with cancer. Born in Concord, she was the daughter of Lauren (Beach) and Paul Nauman.

Amy was a photographer and a 3-D designer for computer games.

Besides her parents, she leaves behind her brother, Josiah P. Nauman and her sister, Hannah G. Nauman both of Hopkinton.

Girls Varsity Tennis blanked Norton 5-0 this afternoon. The Hillers end the regular season at 17-1 overall and 13-1 in the TVL, and await the tournament seedings the first week of June.

The 3 seniors all started the match today (Senior Day). Senior Olivia Anderson took #1 Singles 6-1, 6-0. Senior Sydney Emerson paired up with Olivia Centrella at #1 Doubles and won 6-0, 6-0. Senior Carola Segale played with Emma Litavis at #2 Doubles and bested their opponents 6-2, 6-2.

Several police departments in the central Massachusetts area have been experiencing reports of men acting suspiciously around children. These incidents have many similarities including the general description of the suspect. The suspect has been described as an older man with light or grey hair operating a grey car.