May 23rd - May 27th

Upcoming Schedule:
- Senior Project Presentations
Tuesday 5/24 - F Day
- Flex Block
- Seniors' Last Day of Classes!
Thursday 5/26 - A Day
- Flex Block
Friday 5/27 - B Day
Memorial Day Weekend: No School on Monday, May 30th!
Student Council
As we near the end of the school year it is also time that we conduct elections for Class Officers and Student Council Representatives. If you are interested in running for a position in student government, please view the election timeline.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to Mr. Collins (dcollins@hopkinton.k12.ma.us) with any questions.

Jazz Band
Congratulations to all!

VEX Worlds Robotics Championship

BPA National Leadership Conference

Scholarship Winners


CLASS OF 2023
CLASSES OF 2024 & 2025
Six Flags Day Trip: Freshman & Sophomores
TUESDAY, JUNE 21ST, 2022 FROM 12:00-8:00.
BRING YOUR LUNCH; WE WILL HAVE A HALF HOUR TO EAT BEFORE BOARDING THE BUSES!
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ALLOWED.


Seniors: There are scholarships for every student! Feel free to contact Mrs. O’Loughlin in the Counseling Office (coloughlin@hopkinton.k12.ma.us) if you would like any assistance in finding scholarships that meet your specific qualifications.

Career (Flex Block) Seminars: May 24 and 26 (via Zoom)
May 24: Mass Bay Community College Programs
Are you interested in a career that typically isn’t offered at a 4-year college such as working in the automotive field or becoming a paramedic? Are you concerned about the cost of a 4-year school? Mass Bay Community College offers affordable programs in traditional subjects such as STEM, business and education but also offers programs (often providing you with required certifications) in the automotive industry, nursing (and other careers in the health profession, legal studies, paramedic and more. In two years or less you are ready to enter the field and start earning a salary or continue on to a 4-year school.
Alison McCarty is the Associate Dean of Admissions and Community Learning for Mass Bay Community College. Talk to Alison to learn about Mass Bay’s certificate and degree programs, as well as careers that only involve taking a few courses to receive certification, learn about their various programs, how to apply, financial aid and opportunities for current HS students.
May 26: Lawyer (Family and Juvenile Law)
The movies and television typically portray lawyers as criminal defenders, personal injury lawyers or prosecutors. However, according to 2U, there are 12 broad areas of law including corporate lawyers, immigration lawyers and sports and entertainment lawyers.
One area you may not know about is the area of family law. Christian Franklin is a family and juvenile law attorney who also works in the area of education law. As a family lawyer, Christian deals with divorce, child custody and guardianships. As a juvenile law attorney, Christian represents students in cases involving care and protection or CRAs (child requiring assistance).
Talk to Christian to learn about his particular area of the law as well as other specialties, the differences in ABA accredited law schools and those that are not ABA accredited, 3 + 3 programs that are offered by some colleges, what you study in law school, the type of work you might do in the other specialty areas and more.
How do you sign up?
Sign up using the ADAPTIVE SCHEDULER in Powerschool. Sessions are listed under "Courses" as "Admin-Career Workshop" with each seminar limited to 25 students. Then, during the Flex Block period simply go to the assigned room. Once there, simply log in using the zoom link provided in the adaptive scheduler. PLEASE BRING HEADPHONES.
Upcoming Flex Block Sessions
June 9: Physician Assistant
NOTE: If a teacher requests you during Flex Block or you are expected to attend a class meeting or assembly you cannot attend the career seminar during that Flex Block. Any questions? Email Mrs. Lechtanski.

3rd Annual Dick Bliss Golf Outing
The 3rd Annual Dick Bliss Golf Outing
Save the Date – August 15th, 2022 at the Hopkinton Country Club
All are welcome – students, families, friends, neighbors… Registration information coming soon so mark your calendars now!
For more information, please contact:
- Drew Morse – amorse@hillers.org
- Michael Liptak – mliptak@hillers.org
- Connor Hallenbeck – challenbeck@hillers.org


Call for Art!
Please discuss this opportunity with your parents/guardians.
See the attached application.
More info on the exhibition from the Hopkinton Center for the Arts website: Join Jamaal Eversley and his student-curated show based on the Bold and Beautiful Exhibition for adults. The artwork will focus on the students distinctive, recognizable personality traits. What makes you proud to be you? What makes you feel blessed? This exhibition is providing students a public outlet for expression and communal participation. This exhibition is an opportunity for students’ to broaden their creative horizons while earning local recognition during the exhibition. The goal is to foster confidence of young artists plus give them the opportunity to be recognized for their creative achievements and for what makes them “Bold & Beautiful."

Paid Summer Internship Opportunity for the Classes of 2022 & 2023
Hello HHS Juniors and Seniors,
Hopkinton has been able to secure a grant that will fund high school interns who are interested in working in any of Hopkinton's summer programs during the summer of 2022.
There are paid internship opportunities available for the following programs:
Summer FOCUS:
- Monday, 7/11 - Wednesday 8/3 (4 days a week for the first 3 weeks, 3 days a week for the last week).
- 8:00-11:00 a.m.
- For students entering grades 1-6, focusing on English, math, and recreation.
- Located at Elmwood School.
Summer English Learners Academy:
- Monday, 8/1 - Thurs, 8/4 AND Monday, 8/8 - Thurs, 8/11
- 9:00-12:30 a.m.
- For English language learners entering grades 1-6. Focusing on English acquisition with a focus on speaking, reading, writing and engaging math opportunities.
- Located at Hopkins School.
Middle School Tutoring Academy:
- Tuesday, 7/12 - Thursday 8/11
- 8:30-11:00
- For students entering grades 7- 9, focusing on English and math
- Located at HMS
HHS juniors and seniors worked in all of these programs during the summer of 2021 and we found them to be an invaluable resource! Tasks may include helping students with their classwork, working with small student groups, assisting with academic or enrichment projects, supervising recreational activities, preparing materials for the teachers, etc.
While you don't have to be an aspiring educator to accept one of these internships, the paid experience you will receive will be of great value if you are potentially thinking about a career in education.
If you are interested in learning more about this, or in being considered as a summer program intern, please email me at: jparson@hopkinton.k12.ma.us
Sincerely,
Mrs. Parson
Host Family Opportunities
As many of you know our school district invites international students to attend
Hopkinton High School each school year. This exciting initiative is part of the school
district's efforts to expand its global education program. For the past years, these
dynamic international students have engaged our community and formed relationship
that go well beyond our school building.
To make this program a success, we need local host families starting in September
2022 and we have two students seeking host families now. Welcoming an international
student into your home is like gaining a son or daughter! The relationship you build with
your student can last a lifetime as you become their “home away from home.” It’s hard
to teach children important life lessons such as acceptance, tolerance and the power of
diversity. Hosting an international student is a great way to fill your home with joy and
laughter while realizing that what makes us different can also bring us together.
To attract host families, we are working with Educatius Group, our corporate partner on
this program. Educatius encourages all families to apply to become a host family –
families with young children, no children, and/or high school age children.
To ensure that this initiative is a success, Educatius provides the following resources:
1. A generous monthly stipend paid to all host families
2. An orientation program for the international students and host families
3. Host family and student support, available twenty-four hours a day
Our International Students:
1. Are fully insured
2. Are between ages 14 – 18
3. Have their own spending money
4. Speak English
5. Maintain strong GPA
To meet our goals, we now need your help. If you are interested in providing a culturally
enriching experience for your family, our international guests, and the students at
Hopkinton, please contact Vicky.kan@educatius.org or call/text 617-970-1999.
There are 2 profiles of students looking for homes below.



Honoring Juneteenth - Bookmark Design Contest
Students are encouraged to design a colorful and informative bookmark that celebrates and educates others about Juneteenth. (Any images or test you use should be your own.) Winners will be announced the end of May and will receive a prize of $25. Additionally, we will print, donate and deliver the winning student's bookmarks to his/her school--one for each member of their school community. Bookmarks should be 2" x 7" in size.
Please email submissions to metrowestcommission@gmail.com by May 27. (Be sure to include your full name, grade and the name of your school.)


Sharon Timlin Memorial 5k Race to End ALS
5k/kids run family fun day
Saturday June 18th
8:30 am
Hopkinton High School
Hopkinton, MA

Relay for Life 2022
Or sign up night of with a $10 entry fee.
Opening Ceremony begins at 5pm & the first games (lawn games, team competitions, etc) begin at 5:30.
There will be prizes and food!


Sports Marketing Club
If you're interested in joining, please contact Will Liptak at rliptak@hillers.org
Meetings are every other Wednesday starting 6/1 in the cafeteria after school

Environmental Club
LOOP-ROAD CLEAN UP WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB!
DETAILS... Wednesday, May 25th
~1 hour
After school (meet in the atrium)
Gloves + trash bags will be provided
Counts as volunteer hours!

Science Bowl
Join Science Bowl!
Tuesdays A102
Email: pkeshkamat@hillers.org

HHS Garden Club
Are you a student interested in joining? Fill out this form!
email sbilodeau@hillers.org if you have any questions


Hopkinton Council on Aging
Help Make Your Community Dementia Friendly
Wednesday May 18, 4-5:30 pm
Hopkinton Public Library
Attend the one-hour Dementia Friends Information Session, suitable for adults of all ages and
children in middle school and older. You’ll learn the five key messages, the different types of
dementia and their impact, and a bit about what it’s like to live with dementia. You'll also learn
about the extensive resources and support that is available to help people with living thrive and
have a fulfilling life.
Turn your new understanding of dementia into practical action that can help someone with
dementia living in our community. Actions can be as big or as small as you choose – because
every action counts!
Everybody can help make their community a safer and supportive place for people living with
dementia and their care partners.
Please reserve your seats by calling the Hopkinton Senior Center (508) 497-9730. The session
is open to residents of all towns. If you have questions or want additional information, please
email Sam Docknevich at sdocknevich@gmail.com.

Hopkinton Pride Parade
Sunday June 19th 2:00pm-5:30pm
School Loop Road
For event details and out T-Shirt campaign go to: https://www.hopkintonfreedomteam.org/events/celebrating-pride
The Hopkinton Freedom Team in partnership with Hopkinton Youth Commission and Hopkinton Youth & Family Services are hosting the 2nd ANNUAL PRIDE PARADE 2022 on Sunday, June 19th. MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!
