Principal's Newsletter
From the Desk of Russ Booth
October 28, 2022
This past week our performing arts department hosted its annual Haunted Hallways event. The event was wildly successful with what felt like more than 1000 kids passing through the halls of the first floor, eager to trick or treat at a variety of classrooms. Many of our high school students took time to decorate classroom doors and get into costumes themselves, representing a variety of clubs and activities at MHS. Once the trick or treating was completed, our performing arts department put on an outstanding concert for families to enjoy, with our band, orchestra, and choir all putting on great performances. As a parent with young kids in the district, it was exciting for our young students in the district to see what great experiences they have to look forward to when they get to MHS. I am incredibly proud of the students and staff for representing MHS and putting on such a great event! Take a look at a few of the photos from the event below.
NEASC Family Survey Link
MHS Job Fair Update
Please contact Ms. Sandman or Mrs. Redding if you need additional information.
Dresses, Dresses, Dresses!
Homecoming was a huge success! So what do you do with those dresses now?
Did You know that we have a boutique here at MHS?
Why buy one when you can get one for free?
Please consider donating to the MHS Boutique.
Accepting NOW: Gently Used Dry Cleaned
Homecoming dresses and Prom Dresses
Shoes and jewelry are also accepted
Please bring them to Natalie Johnson, room 144, or email natalie.johnson@mansfieldschools.com
Professional Development and Veterans Day
Graduation Update
AFL-CIO Scholarship Opportunity Class of 2023
The Annual AFL-CIO Scholarship Program is in its 65th year. Through the scholarship program, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO is honored to continue a long tradition of helping students continue their education as they work toward creating bright futures.
The Massachusetts AFL-CIO scholarship program awardees receive between $500 and $16,000 towards their education. Over 40 unions, central labor councils, area businesses and charitable trusts from across Massachusetts participate in awarding scholarships that total nearly half a million dollars. Unions in Massachusetts have given close to $10 million in scholarships since 2000. About 1,500 students take the exam annually to compete for a scholarship. Students with a union affiliation are eligible for both the Massachusetts AFL-CIO awards and those awards listed under their specific local union/central labor council. Massachusetts students that do not have union affiliation are eligible for the Massachusetts AFL-CIO scholarships only.
2022-2023 Scholarships
The scholarship application is available online at www.massaflcio.org/scholarships All applications must be submitted online; you do not register for the exam at MHS.
Scholarship Applications are due Friday, December 16, 2022; late applications will not be accepted.
The study guide is available online and is updated annually with new information. They have updated their website to make it more interactive for students to review material. The study guide can be found at Scholarship Study Guide
This year's Labor History Exam will be given electronically in school on Wednesday, February 8, 2023 first thing in the morning. More information to follow.
Yearbook Update
The 2023 Yearbook is now on sale! Order now and save! Books are on sale for $65 until Halloween, October 31. Go to www.yearbookordercenter.com (school number 5468)
Senior portraits and blurbs are due by October 31st. Please go to the yearbook tab on the MHS website for more information and links for submitting.
We have several old yearbooks available for sale! If you're interested contact us at yearbook@mansfieldschools.com
McLean Parent Talk Series Link
Link: https://vimeo.com/758050746
Password: McLean2022
About Us
Russ Booth - Principal
Abigail Barlas - Assistant Principal, Student Support Services
Matthew McGuire - Assistant Principal, Grades 10 & 12
Ellen Noto - Assistant Principal, Grades 9 & 11
Timothy Tichacek - Assistant Director, Special Education
Tim Selmon - Athletic Director