The Hiller Girls Soccer team lost to Medfield 2-0 on Thursday and will host the Lancers at Field 13 on Tuesday.
The Boys Soccer team got an early goal from Graham Kulig and it helped out for a 1-0 win over TVL rival Medfield. Greg Holler gets 2nd shutout of the year. The Hillers head out to Norton on Tuesday for their next match.
For anyone who is interested in watching the Hopkinton Public Schools Strategic Plan Public Forum from September 10 again, or for anyone who may have missed it, the forum is now available to view here. The forum will also air again next week on HCAM-ED, starting on Monday, September 15. Click here for program dates and times.
Trends in Substance Use Among Teens Parent Guidance Presentation
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
7:00-8:30pm
Hopkinton High School Auditorium
Focus: Grades: 4-9th Grade
Presenter: Ms. Shannon Mountain-Ray, MSW, LICSW
Director of Social Work,
Adolescent Substance Abuse Program
Boston Children’s Hospital
Funding Grant: Hopkinton Country Club Charitable Foundation
In an effort to keep teens safe, we wanted to make you aware of a recent trend in social media.
Yik Yak is a social bulletin board displaying messages from people in a user’s area that can be voted “up” or “down” on the page.
The Hiller Boys and Girls Cross Country Team had a near-perfect defeat over the Panthers in Holliston today. Shelby Aarden came in 1st leading the Hiller XC team to the season opening win. Both Teams will meet the Mustangs next week on the 17th in Medway.
The Varsity Golf team ran their record to 3-0 with a win over the Norton Lancers today, with Holler and Johnson both carding 36's. The Hillers will bus it to Medfield on Thursday for a 330pm game.
Please join the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent as they present the final draft of the 2014-2020 Hopkinton Public Schools Strategic Plan. The School Committee wanted to provide the community with the opportunity for final comments prior to voting the plan at their September 18th meeting.
The meeting will take place on Wednesday, September 10th from 7:00-8:30 PM at HCAM Studio, 77 Main Street.
HCAM Studio is located in the basement (accessed through the elevator) at 77 Main Street beside the Fire Station.
On Monday, the Hiller Field Hockey team loss to The Blue Raiders in Hopedale 5-2, Hiller Frosh Maggie Dolan scored both of Hopkinton's goals. The Hillers go to Holliston on Wednesday to play the Panthers at 330pm.
Today at the High School Athletic Fields, Soccer hosted Dover-Sherborn. The Hiller Girls team tied The Raiders 1-1, with Rachel Calkins tallying the Hiller goal. The Boys Soccer team loss 1-0. Both teams play Medfield on Wednesday with the Boys Hosting the Warriors at 330pm and the Girls busing it to Medfield for 530pm.
All home games for Hopkinton as they hosted several events with visiting Ashland and Algonquin Regional.
First up was Soccer. The Boys and Girls teams played at 430 down at the Fruit Street Field Complex and both teams finished on top 1-0. The Boys and Girls team will travel to Dover/Sherborn on Tuesday for their next games.
Over to the Athletic Center where the Lady Hillers hosted the Clockers for Volleyball and winning in 3 straight sets. The ladies will bus it to Barnstable for a non league match on Tuesday.
On Thursday, the Hiller Golf team defeated Bellingham as they started strong as they look to defend their TVL title. They paly again at 3:00pm on Tuesday, September 09, 2014 against the Holliston High School at the Hopkinton Country Club.
The Field Hockey team won their season opener 5-0 today over Tri-Valley League rival Bellingham. The girls will travel to Hopedale for a match on Monday at 330pm.
On Thursday September 4, 2014 the Hopkinton Public Schools will be back in session. All School Zone Speed Signs located around the public school entrance have been turned on and are in working order. The lawful speed limit in a school zone during school hours is 20 mph. Hopkinton Police Officers will be out monitoring and enforcing speed limits. With the nice weather that we are experiencing there will be several students walking or riding their bikes to school. The crosswalks around the schools will be monitored and enforced.
