Who should go to the camera?

• NEW STUDENTS or ABSENTEES: New students or students who were absent during the original picture day should come to the camera on Retake Day.
  
• RETAKES: Students who would like a retake should bring their original portrait packet to the camera and return it to the photographer.

Monomoy is launching a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Advisory Council, which will advise the Superintendent and the School Committee, resulting in thoughtful actions that respond to the needs of all students, families, and staff. The goal is to create a school district in which all students feel like they belong, all students are successful, and demographics are no longer an indicator of success. Learn more and apply at https://www.monomoy.edu/equity.

• "I would like to give some "thanks" to both Cheri Armstrong and John Dickson, for providing our students with two amazing authentic learning opportunities. Cheri tackled her first Credit for Life fair, which provided our seniors with a "sneak peek" into the reality of adulthood. Students learned how to be fiscally responsible as they prepare for life after Monomoy. Secondly, John Dickson and the Political Action Club hosted a congressional debate, a pre-COVID tradition. Our students held integral roles in the process by writing the questions for the candidates and moderating the debate. It was easy to see why our social studies department is a state exemplar of civics in action!" - Principal Jennifer Police
  
  

• "A huge thank you to Cape Cod Five, Mrs. Armstrong and all the volunteers who made Credit For Life possible. This is a great opportunity for the senior class to learn how to be fiscally responsible as they make plans for their next chapter!" -The Guidance Team

On Thursday, November 3, senior students participated in Credit for Life, a financial literacy fair, sponsored by Cape Cod 5. The fair provides students with a fun and engaging opportunity to discover the importance of their financial decisions and their planning for the future. This program would not have been possible without the generosity of those who volunteered their time and the support of local businesses providing generous donations to make this a memorable and exciting event for our students.

Here is the link to a video produced by Sophia Sarabia and Connor Francis: https://youtu.be/fg6rQXwv3sI

We would like to thank the following:

VOLUNTEERS

Cape Cod 5

Jim Curran

Michelle Mahoney

Courtney Healy

Corinne Burnham

Jo Marie Pollock

Lilly Watson

Shannon Turner

Eun Hee Rothwell

Kathy Zieman

Kellie Jansen

Chief Michael Anderson, Chatham Police Department

Chief Dave Depasquale, Chatham Fire Department

Senior Chief Petty Officer Ross Comstock, Chatham, U. S. Coast Guard

Petty Chief Officer Devan Smith, Chatham, U. S. Coast Guard

Sargeant Aram Goshgarian, Harwich Police Department

School Resource Officer, Tommy Clarke, Harwich Police Department

Carolyn Carey, Community Center Director, Harwich

Christopher Cataldo, Vice President, Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, Harwich

Megan Downey, Human Resources / Benefits Administrator, Chatham

Samantha Fonseca, Program/Data Manager, MassHire Cape and Islands Workforce Board

Sheila House, Harwich Youth and Family Services

Leah LaCross, Director of Community Services, Chatham

Melissa Maguire, Director of Special Education, Monomoy Regional Schools

Rich Quinn, Retired Teacher, Chatham Elementary School

Terry Russell, Monomoy School Committee

Donna Smoller, Retired Teacher, Chatham Elementary School

Monomoy Regional High School

Dave Alexander

Danya Bader-Natal

Jonathan Bennett

Sean Burke

Betsy Casey

Steve Cass

Dan Cogswell

Janet Ferro

Katie Francesconi

Lindsay Ginnetty

Claire Hooper

John Larson

Jen Police

Chuck Potter

Kum Simmons

Liana Visco

DONATIONS

CAPE COD 5

STOP AND SHOP

BUOYS ON MAIN

CAPE ROOTS MARKET

CARMINE’S PIZZA

CHATHAM CANDY MANOR

CHATHAM ORPHEUM THEATRE

CHATHAM PENNY CANDY STORE

CHATHAM PERK

CHATHAM SQUIRE

DUNKIN’

ENTERTAINMENT CINEMAS

GEORGE’S PIZZA

HARWICH PORT HOUSE OF PIZZA

KNOT’S LANDING AND NEW ENGLAND PIZZA

THE LANYARD BAR AND GRILL

MAD MINNOW BAR AND KITCHEN

MOM AND POPS BURGERS

PIZZA SHARK

RPM CARPETS AND FLOOR COVERINGS

SWEET TOMATOES, CHATHAM

SZECHUAN DELIGHT

SATIVA / SOLIS

YANKEE INGENUITY

With the help of John Dickson and the Political Action Club, MRHS hosted a debate for the candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives Massachusetts Ninth District; Rep. William Keating and Jesse Brown. The entire 8th grade class attended and students from various other grades signed up to view the debate during Jawsome. The Political Action Club members acted as the moderator and panelists, and also developed the questions for the debate.

COLLECTING DONATIONS

Beth Howe, Lisa Forte-Doyle, and the Animal Welfare Club hope that you will help us in our two-part support for the New England Society of Abandoned Animals, a no-kill shelter right here on Cape Cod.

In our building, you will see boxes around the first floor in which we hope you'll put cans of cat or dog food, used but clean towels and/or blankets, treats, etc.

BAKE SALE FUNDRAISER

Secondly, the AWC is hosting a bake sale at Stop & Shop in Harwich on Saturday, Nov. 19 from 9 - 1.

A Huge THANK YOU to our teachers for writing letters of recommendations for college bound seniors. This was an unprecedented Early Action application season, which made this an even more difficult task. We appreciate all of the support you provide to our graduating seniors!

• Massachusetts Maritime Academy Tue November 8, 2022

• Montserrat College of Art Thu November 10, 2022

• Worcester State University Thu November 10, 2022

• Johnson & Wales University-Providence Mon November 14, 2022

ELA Retest Dates:

• November 9 and 10

Math Retest Dates:

• November 15 and 16

The last chance to take SATs for the 2022 year is December 3.

Please register through https://www.collegeboard.org/

FAFSA Day is a non-profit, volunteer driven program providing free assistance to students and families seeking to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

The goal of the FAFSA Day is to help students complete the 2023-2024 FAFSA application as they apply for college.

Financial aid professionals from colleges and organizations across Massachusetts are ready and available to answer questions and walk you and your family through the application process.

• Monday, November 14th (6-8pm)
• Thursday, December 15th (6-8pm)
• Sunday, January 22nd (2-4pm)
• Monday, February 20th (6-8pm)

If you have questions about completing the FAFSA, please call us weekdays at (800) 449-6332 (9:00 am – 4:00pm) or email fafsaday@gmail.com

INSTAGRAM: @MonomoyGuidance

Wishing you health and safety,

The School Counseling Team

Caitlyn Hall, 8th Grade Counselor

Lindsay Ginnetty, A-F

Sean Burke, G-N

Jon Bennett, Instructional Leader, O-Z