Schools

Editor:

As her friends, many have asked us, who is Ellen Scordino?

Another win for the Hopkinton Boys Track yesterday in their meet against Dover-Sherborn with several first place finishes: Shaun Palmer in the 400M and high hurdles, Patrick Levenson in the 1-Mile, Sean Webster in the 400M, James LeSuer in the 800M, Nick Gallagher in the 200M and Kyle Gilbreath in the 100M. Final score was Hopkinton 80, Dover-Sherborn 52.

Dear Neighbors,

This is the second article in a series from AP Language teacher Michael Franchock as he reconnects with past students. Enjoy!

The Hopkinton community has been fortunate to have many outstanding siblings who have excelled in our school system, including many families who have boasted multiple valedictorians. The Sprachmanns, the Baldigas and, most recently, the Sungs all have had two children who were valedictorians of their class, and for the second installment of our series on outstanding students, I chose to focus on the most recent of these siblings, the Sungs.

I am voting for Amy Ritterbusch for School Committee not just because of her initiative and tireless efforts to improve Hopkinton’s schools, but also for her ability to identify and implement solutions.

Amy’s active volunteerism through her nine years as a Hopkinton resident, which includes attending school committee meetings and serving as an HPTA volunteer at several schools, gives her a clear understanding of how our school system works.

Dear Editor,

Amy Ritterbusch is the absolute right person for the job of School Committee Member. Commitment, dedication, and focus for ensuring the best education of our children are what we need and want on our School Committee, and Amy exudes each of these characteristics as demonstrated by her selfless volunteering and activism in our community year after year.

The Hiller Varsity Girls Tennis Team retained sole possession of first place in the Tri-Valley League with a 4-1 win Wednesday against the Wolverines at Westwood. Four teams are tied for 2nd with 2 losses each.

On Thursday afternoon, the Hillers qualified for the state tournament with a 4-1 win over Ashland Clockers.. The Hillers record is 9-0 at the halfway point of the season.

The Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.), organizer of the Boston Marathon® since its inception in 1897, today announced a $250,000 donation to The One Fund Boston, Inc., which was organized to benefit those most affected by the tragic events that occurred in Boston on April 15, 2013.