HHS Cheerleaders Prepare for Nationals
For the second year in a row and for the fourth time in five years, the Hiller Cheerleaders will compete at Nationals.
For the second year in a row and for the fourth time in five years, the Hiller Cheerleaders will compete at Nationals.
From Coach Donahue:
The jumpers, runners and throwers of Hopkinton proved their worth yesterday at the Reggie Lewis Center. Capping off undefeated seasons the girls scored 118 points with a strong Westwood squad coming in second at 97 and Medfield rounding off the top three with 44. The boys meet was a bit tighter with Hopkinton 85, Norton 63, Westwood 60, and Medfield 48.
Watch the HCAM News video for a preview of the free College Planning Workshop presented by Ron Foisy of College Planning Strategies in the HCAM Studio on Monday, January 28.
Senior Stephanie Torosian, studying Health Promotion at Coastal Carolina University in Conway, South Carolina has been named a Tri-Captain of the Chanticleer's Lacrosse Team.
Torosian, a class of 2008 Hopkinton High graduate, spent three seasons between the pipes for the Hillers before playing two seasons as the Bulldogs' Goalie at Dean College.
"I feel really honored to be named a captain with Lily and Kaitlyn," said Torosian. "It's a great feeling to be part of organizing a first-year program."
The Hopkinton Public Schools Wellness Committee is providing the following FREE seminar, "Virtual Reality / Real Danger - Understanding How To Navigate Modern Cyberspace". The event will be held on February 5th at Hopkinton High School Auditorium from 6:30-8:30pm. The format is directed at protection of children focusing on cyber-safety. With so much technology at the finger tips of children today, recognizing dangerous behaviors can be very difficult. As a community the recognition and proactive actions of parents and community leaders can make all the difference.
In a press release sent after its working session on Wednesday, January 30, the School Committee announced that it voted to enter into contract negotiations with Ms. Cathy MacLeod, for the position of Superintendent of Schools.
To see highlights from Ms. MacLeod's interview, Click Here.
Another win for the Boys and Girls Track teams today at the Athletic Center --
Boys: Hopkinton 64 1/2, Millis 21 1/2
Girls: Hopkinton 69, Millis 17
Some first place finishes include Shaun Palmer in the hurdles (6.6), Kyle Gilbreath in the dash (5.4), Shaun Palmer, James LeSuer in the 600 M (1:35.5) and Shane Copley in the 2 Mile (12:00.2)
For the girls, Evelyn Monks in the hurdles (7.6), Jess Scott in the dash (5.9), Madison Calkins in the 1 Mile (5:55.6) and Emily Katz in the 1000 M (3:26.1)
Complete scores for both boys and girls are attached.
It became apparent, during the latest budget working session, that the School Committee will not be able to both vote a budget number and name a selected candidate for Superintendent during its January 31st meeting, as had been planned. Since the School Committee is required by Town Charter to vote and submit a budget number to the Town Manager by February 1st, the committee will need to devote the entire meeting on January 31st to the budget discussion, and has scheduled a separate meeting to discuss the Superintendent search.
College Planning Strategies is holding a Free Public College Planning Workshop tonight in the HCAM Studio beginning at 7PM. The workshop will cover all the major topics including admission and financial aid. According to the College Planning Strategies website you will learn the following: