Monday, May 12                                                              Day 1

reminder- Today there is an Art Honor Society meeting right after school in room 045A- all members should plan on attending. 

Good morning! Come hear the chorus, orchestra, band, and Bobby's rock band on Tuesday night, at 7PM in our own auditorium. You'll see and hear your own friends, classmates, and perhaps your students presenting their best musical selves in the final staged concert of the year. And don't miss the senior tribute to the tune of My Way. See you there!

Poetry Soup will take place this Wednesday night at 7:15 in room 118. Our guest speaker will be Salem State Professor January Gill O'Neil.

Everyone is welcome to attend. 

Wednesday, April 30                                      Day 2

Hello clippers, our environment and health are in danger and we need your help. The environmental club is holding a poster competition for anyone interested, on the effect of micro plastics on our bodies. There is a total of $100 in prize money just for you. For details and a sign up. Please scan the QR code on THE LIGHT BLUE posters around the school.

Any junior interested in participating in the arch of roses at graduation, please see Mrs. Haas in room 210 for more information and to sign up.

Mission Sox’s third annual sock drive begins today!! From now until May 4th, please donate new socks in any color, size, or style to the collection boxes placed in the cafeteria, front lobby, and library. Reach out to Isla DeVivo with questions and follow instagram @missionsox for updates. 

Tuesday, April 8                              Day 3

Today is the last day to check out the Travel Photography Exhibit in room 118.  It will come down at the end of school.

 The Investment Club is now accepting applications for leadership roles for next year! Open positions include President, Vice President, Portfolio Group (one representative per grade), and Secretary/Social Media.

 Interested students should prepare a short (30 seconds to 1 minute) presentation on why they’d be a good fit for their desired role. Presentations will take place tomorrow, Tuesday from 2:45 PM – 3:30 PM in the College and Career Center.  If a student is unable to attend but still wants to be involved, they can reach out to Collin Fuller or Emerson McCormick for more details.

Mission Sox’s third annual sock drive begins today!! From now until May 4th, please donate new socks in any color, size, or style to the collection boxes placed in the cafeteria, front lobby, and library. Reach out to Isla DeVivo with questions and follow the instagram @missionsox for updates. 

April is Financial Literacy Month!!! (The following stats are from a survey published by WalletHub) In the fourth quarter of 2024, US credit card debt reached a record $1.21 trillion, with an average credit card balance of around $6,580 per household, highlighting a significant increase from previous years.

Friday, April 4 Day 1

Want to learn CPR or become OSHA 10 certified? Join Dr. Hobbs in the College and Career Center today during Clipper Block to learn more and sign up. Spots are limited. See you there. 
 The Investment Club is now accepting applications for leadership roles for next year! Open positions include President, Vice President, Portfolio Group (one representative per grade), and Secretary/Social Media. Interested students should prepare a short (30 seconds to 1 minute) presentation on why they’d be a good fit for their desired role. Presentations will take place on April 8, 2025, from 2:45 PM – 3:30 PM in the College and Career Center.  If a student is unable to attend but still wants to be involved, they can reach out to Collin Fuller or Emerson McCormick for more details.

Mission Sox’s third annual sock drive begins today!! From now until May 4th, please donate new socks in any color, size, or style to the collection boxes placed in the cafeteria, front lobby, and library. Reach out to Isla DeVivo with questions and follow the instagram @missionsox for updates. 

April is Financial Literacy Month!!! (The following stats are from a survey published by WalletHub) 51% of Americans say their income prevents them from saving for emergencies, while 44% blame inflation and 34% point to their debt.

Thursday, April 3                Day 3

Tonight is the Annual NHS College & Career Fair from 6pm-7:30pm in the NHS gym. At this time we have over 100 colleges, universities, and community partner organizations registered.  Please check your email for the link to register and for the list of updated colleges and community partners attending the fair. We look forward to you joining us tonight!   

The Travel Photography Exhibit featuring images by students, faculty and administrators is up in room 118 but only for one week! Make sure to check it out!!!

Want to learn CPR or become OSHA 10 certified? 

Join Dr. Hobbs in the College and Career Center this Friday (April 4th) during Clipper Block to learn more and sign up. Spots are limited. See you there.

April is Financial Literacy Month!!! (The following stats are from a survey published by WalletHub)

• 46% of students say they will try to make as much money as possible professionally rather than follow their passion.

The Yearbook Staff will meet tomorrow, Tuesday after school in room 340.

Monday, March 24 Day  3

Attention Ninth Grade Students!

Tomorrow and Wednesday you will be cycling through three class rotations, including the library (which includes the SBIRT screening), the college and career center, and the gym. These rotations will happen from 8:15-11:10, while the tenth grade students complete the MCAS. Your class rotation will be assigned by your last name. Please check your student email this morning for a message from Ms. Gee of where you should be going tomorrow and Wednesday morning. 

These assignments will also be available at the main entrance on the whiteboard, the cafeteria, the student support suite, and outside the library. Please reach out to your school counselor if you have any questions.

All Sophomores should meet in the cafeteria tomorrow morning before heading to MCAS rooms.

A project run by students called "Mission sox" is kicking off on March 30th with their first sock drive. Please bring in new socks in any size, color, or style and drop them off in the collection boxes which will be located in the main office, library, class officer's classrooms, as well as throughout the city. These will be donated to local homeless shelters. Follow the Instagram which is @missionsox to stay updated on the drive and don't forget to bring in socks from March 30th - May 1st! 

the class of 2024 will be having a fundraiser at Flatbreads in Amesbury tomorrow, Tuesday 3/28. 

Support the Interact Club with their upcoming personal care drive, for the making it personal program!

Labeled bins will be in the cafeteria and outside the front office!

Items include

- soap

- deodorant

- shampoo/conditioners

- toothbrushes and toothpaste

The bins will be there until April 1st, thank you for your help! 

Friday, March 21,  2025     Day 2

If YOU are interested in joining the CLIPS Leadership program next school year- PLEASE come to the library to get an application to apply. Application deadline is Today!

"Attention NHS! Are you looking for a fun time with friends? Find a senior class officer this week and next week to purchase a Dave and Busters game card! 50% of profits go towards the class of 2025

Exciting News!

The National Honor Society and the Red Cross are teaming up for a life-saving event: the blood drive is this coming Thursday, March 27th.

Want to make a difference? Sign up by scanning the QR code on the flyers being handed out at lunch.

Here’s how to prepare:

Stay hydrated—drink plenty of water the day before. 

Fuel up with a hearty breakfast packed with iron-rich foods like eggs, spinach, or whole grains.

Don’t forget your school ID for check in. and finally, If you’re 16, be sure to bring your signed permission slip.

In the great words of oil tycoon John D Rockefeller, considered to be the world's first billionaire,” don’t be afraid to give up the good to go for the great”. I want you to take those simple, but powerful words into today. And from all of us here at the main office, have a great weekend.