March 19, 2023

This past Friday was an exciting night for our school community as our boy's basketball team competed for a state championship. While the result was not what we wanted, it was great to see the amount of support from our students, families, and community members. A new season begins this week with spring sports tryouts set to start tomorrow. It will be great to get back outside and watch our teams compete with the return of the nice weather.

We have had a lot of great activities to celebrate the past few weeks, so be sure to check out some information below and see some of the pictures from these events.

Graduation is set for Sunday, June 4th at the Xfinity Center. We have also confirmed the time of the ceremony to begin at 1:00pm. There are no restrictions on the number of guests that can attend graduation.

Senior Celebration Picnic Donation Information: Please use the link to access information regarding the picnic and donation information.

Thanks to those who attended!

The MHS cast and crew of the student-directed one-act play, Do Not Go Gentle by Suzan Zeder had a great time at the preliminary round of the METG One-Act Play Festival at Sharon High School on March 4th.

Three students won awards:

Outstanding acting awards went to MHS senior Emersen Pierce and MHS freshman Tyler Lovino Outstanding light design went to MHS junior Ryan Smith.

Do not Go Gentle directed by MHS seniors Elisa Romero and Zachary Schreiber, was the only student-directed play presented on Saturday. We are incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication of our students, and to be the only student-direct play at the festival is impressive. Well done!

Wish them well at NESBA finals on April 1st and 2nd and cheer on the percussion as they head to Dayton Ohio for WGI National Championships.

ELA MCAS:

March 28th and 29th

Math MCAS:

May 16th and 17th

Students in grades 9, 11, and 12 will report to school at 10:20am in order to begin classes at 10:30am.

Further information regarding schedule and bus pick-up will be shared in future newsletters.

Save the Date for Mr. Mansfield 2023

Friday, March 31st at 6:30

Come support our seniors as they compete for the honor of this year's title.

• Adults: $8

• Students: $5

• Children under 5: Free

Tickets will be on sale during all lunches 3.27 to 3.31. Remaining tickets available at the door. Doors open at 6:15

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Register Now For The 16th Annual Great Mansfield Cleanup on April 29

Spring is here and that means it’s once again time for Keep Mansfield Beautiful’s annual Great Mansfield Cleanup. This year’s cleanup takes place on Saturday, April 29, from 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., rain or shine, followed by a volunteer-appreciation pizza party for volunteers on the South Common in front of Town Hall.

Join with your classmates, friends, or family, and show your pride in a cleaner, greener Mansfield. Students can also earn community service hours by participating!

The deadline for pre-registering for this year’s Great Mansfield Cleanup is Friday April 14. Visit www.keepmansfieldbeautiful.com to volunteer and help keep Mansfield beautiful and litter-free.

Mansfield Choir is raising funds to lower field trip costs. HundredX Causes is a way for people to give without spending to a cause they care about - just by sharing their opinions. Members of the choir have attended the Tri-County Choral Festival, sang at the Providence Bruins and have organized a number of opportunities for singers in grades 4-12! As we grow we hope to offer more but we need your help!

Here’s how it works: This month, each time you share a quality brand opinion with HundredX, up to $2 goes towards fundraising for choir programming. You can personally create up to $150 of value (75 opinions).

Please click HERE or text “VOICE” to 90412 to sign up and learn more about the program.