The Hopkinton Swimming and Diving team won their 5th straight Tri-Valley League championship racking up 1,060 points at the championship at the Wheaton College Pool. The Hillers were unable to win their 6th straight regular season title but got revenge taking home the TVL Championship.
Kenny is a very sweet boy with a great personality! He loves going out for long walks and going exploring with his human pals. He's also quite the cuddler! He's enrolled in obedience classes and is a very smart cookie. He'll thrive in an active home with an experienced dog owner with adults only, or with older, respectful teens and should be a solo pet. This handsome four year old hound hasn't had it easy, but he's a delightful young dog who needs a second chance at happiness.
Golden Pond Assisted Living invites you to our free events taking place throughout the month of February. On Monday, February 9, there will be a Veteran’s Talk. What is the Veteran’s Aid and Attendance Benefit, and who is eligible? This talk is presented by John Givner, Director of Veteran Services for the town of Hopkinton. The talk is from 6:30-8:00 PM, and there is a free Open House tour at the same time.
The Hopkinton Education Foundation is excited to be hosting its first Comedy Night with Improv Boston on March 28th, 7:00 PM, at the Warren Conference Center in Ashland. General Admission Ticket is $75, which includes admission, un-reserved table seating, food stations, DJ, and comedy entertainment. A limited number Premium Table Seating for 10 Guests is being offered for $800, which includes admission, food stations, DJ, and premium reserved seating for 10 for the comedy entertainment.
The Hopkinton Education Foundation is proud to announce Don Brown, a local family man and entrepreneur, as the winner of the invitational number for the 119th Boston Marathon.
Mr. Brown has committed to raising $5,000, in addition, he will match any donation up to his personal commitment of $2,500. Don chose the Education Foundation to support as he feels the “Hopkinton school system has provided the best education we ever could have hoped for our kids, who have gone off to great schools with strong national reputations.”
Henry Vincent Paradis Jr., 86, of Hopkinton, passed away Sunday,
February 1, 2015. Born in Framingham he was the son of the late Theresa
G. (Murray) Paradis and Henry V. Paradis, Sr. He was the husband of Alice
M. (Ellis) Paradis who passed away in January 2012.
A longtime Hopkinton resident, Henry served in the Navy and had worked
as a precision machinist in Ashland. He enjoyed gardening and was a
good baseball player in his younger years.
Dear Families and Faculty,
I drove around the school district today along with Mary Ann Fitzpatrick (Transportation Coordinator) and was impressed with the work that has taken place in the wake of the blizzard, followed by the latest storm. While we enjoy our winding country roads during fair weather, they do provide a significant challenge to maintain in winter. Our DPW should be applauded for the terrific job they have done throughout the past challenging weeks.
Public Forum Announcements: Ashland-Hopkinton Fire Collaboration to present project updates in Ashland & Hopkinton in February
The Ashland-Hopkinton Fire Collaboration Study Group, assisted by the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission and Municipal Resources Inc., will hold two public forums on the Ashland-Hopkinton Fire Collaboration Study project on the following dates and locations:
Monday, February 9, 2015
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Town of Ashland
Ashland High School Auditorium
65 East Union Street
Kindergarten registration for the 2015-2016 school year that was scheduled for this evening has been cancelled due to the closing of school today. Originally this was for families with last names beginning with A-L.
We have rescheduled the registration for next Tuesday, February 10, 2015. The time remains 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.
For families (last names M-Z) that may have missed registration last Thursday evening, we encourage you to register next Tuesday evening, February 10th.
We hope the third scheduling is the charm!
Lauren Dubeau, Principal
Quizzes. AP exams. Driver’s license tests. High school students take a lot of tests. Here are some ways you can help your student study:
~Make sure your student knows the format of the test (multiple choice? essay?) and what will be covered. Your student should ask the teacher (and then write down) whether the test is only on Chapter 6 or whether it will also cover Chapter 7.
~Make sure your student has everything she needs before she starts to study. If she's studying for a math test, for example, she needs to be able to find her old homework sheets and quizzes.
