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Haverhill High SchoolMaximizing Scholars’ Achievement
November 9-13, 2020
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Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayCohort A Cohort A All Remote Cohort B Cohort B
7:25 - 8:45 A Block D Block Remote A Block D Block8:55 - 10:15 B Block EF/FG Block Learning B Block EF/FG Block10:20 - 11:40 C Block J Block and C Block J Block11:50 - 12:35 Lunch Lunch Check-ins Lunch Lunch12:45 - 2:05 GH/HI
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Support Jw/teachers & support staff
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Student Support A
Time Block8:30a-8:55a A9:00a-925a B10:00a-10:25a D10:30a-10:55a EF/FG11:00a-11:25a GH/HI11:30a-11:55a J
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We are extremely proud of all of our hardworking USMCROTC members. These scholars maintain good academic standing, show up to help out at every event we have here at the High School, and regardless if they learn remotely or come in in-person they show up to every practice, drill, and comptetition.
In the last challenge HHS defeated Salem, Beverly and Lynn English to bring home both Male and Female 1st Place Trophies. A great ceremony was held on Friday, November 6, attended by Principal Glenn Burns.
The following are also the individual awards:
The Male Overall Champion Cadet SSgt Ricardo GallowayThe Female Overall ChampionCadet SSgt Marina Camponescki
1st Place Male Pullups (25)Cadet Lcpl Jermey Ortiz1st Place Female Pullups (12)Cadet SSgt Marina Camponescki
3rd Place Male Pullups (19)Cadet SSgt Ricardo Galloway3rd Place Female Pullups (4) Cadet 2nd Lt Jessica Gunnels
1st Place Male Pushups (83)Cadet Lcpl Jermey Ortiz1st Place Female Pushups (70)Cadet 2nd Lt Jessica Gunnels
1st Place Male Crunches (170)Cadet SSgt Ricardo Galloway1st Place Female Crunches (121)Cadet Sgt Kali Sevene
1st Place Male 1-mile run (5:50)Cadet SSgt Ricardo Galloway2nd Place Female 1-mile run (8:04)Cadet 2nd Lt Jessica Gunnels
Semper Fidelis
For all students interested in Band: After school band meets every Tuesday from 2:30pm-3:30pm in the auditorium. This class is for all HHS Band members currently enrolled in band AND - for all band members (in all cohort groups) who were unable to fit band into their schedules. You heard right! All After School Band members will receive a half credit for the class. There is even a late bus - so what are you waiting for? See Mr. Tsioropoulos with any questions.
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COUNSELING NOTES
UPCOMING SCHOOL COUNSELING LESSONS/OPEN WORKSHOPS
Virtual college visits aren’t just for seniorsVirtual college visits aren’t just for seniors. . Log onto your Naviance account and sign up for one of our upcoming college information sessions. You will be able to hear from admissions representatives from a number of local and national colleges. This is your chance to ask questions and start thinking about your future. If you sign up, a link to a Google Meet will be sent to you prior to the session.
This past week, in their English classes, freshmen watched a video created by their school counselors. This freshman introductory video provided information about graduation requirements, earning good grades, GPA, maintaining effective study habits, and the importance of becoming involved in their school community. Counselors will begin scheduling individual freshman meetings in November and
this will continue through early 2021. In these meetings we will begin a 4-year plan for each scholar; this plan will outline their individual goals and projected academic path.
*Reminder: Quarter 1 grades close on Thursday Quarter 1 grades close on Thursday November 19th.November 19th. Make sure to communicate with your teachers to ensure that you have submitted all the necessary assignments.
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Updates/Important Information:For scholars who took the PSAT this October, your scores will be released by Collegeboard in mid-December. Keep an eye on your emails and reach out to your school counselor with any questions.
The next PSAT will be offered again on January next PSAT will be offered again on January 26, 202126, 2021 at HHS. Look for a sign-up next month. Just a reminder: You can only take the test one time per school year.
*Reminder: Quarter 1 grades close on Thursday November 19th. Make sure to communicate with your teachers to ensure that you have submitted all the necessary assignments.
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J U N I O R - C L A S S O F 2 0 2 2 - Priority Items: October*Reminder: Quarter 1 grades close on Thursday November 19th. Make sure to communicate with your teachers to ensure that you have submitted all the necessary assignments.
Updates/Important Information:For scholars who took the PSAT this October, your scores will be released by Collegeboard
in mid-December. Keep an eye on your emails and reach out to your school counselor with any questions.
The next PSAT will be offered again on January next PSAT will be offered again on January 26, 202126, 2021 at HHS. Look for a sign-up next month. Just a reminder: You can only take the test one time per school year.
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COLLEGE CORNERVirtual College Admission Visits
College admission representatives are scheduling virtual visits at HHS this fall. All scheduled visits are scheduled during Student Support Block on Tuesdays and Fridays.Student Support Block on Tuesdays and Fridays. Scholars in the Class of 2021 and 2022 are encouraged to attend these visits. College visits are listed in Naviance under the “CollegesColleges” tab. Scholars can sign up to meet with a college representative directly through Naviance. Scholars must sign up a minimum of one day in advance and will receive a Google meeting link from the school counselor who will facilitate the visit.
Representatives from the following institutions will visit this fall:
November 10 - Plymouth State University and Merrimack CollegeNovember 13 - University of New Hampshire and Northern Essex Community CollegeNovember 17 - University of Massachusetts: Lowell and Lesley UniversityNovember 20 - Wentworth Institute of Technology and Emmanuel CollegeNovember 24 - University of Hartford and University of Massachusetts: DartmouthDecember 1 - Northern Essex Community CollegeDecember 4 - Salem State University
Requesting Transcripts:Requesting Transcripts:For scholars applying to a college/university, be sure to fill out the transcript request form and submit to your counselor at least 2 weeks prior to your application deadline. Transcript Request Form
SENIOR - CLASS OF 2021Priority Items: November
For seniors applying to college, be aware that most colleges are test optional for this year due to the impacts that the Covid-19 pandemic has had on SAT and ACT testing opportunities, but there are some considerations you need to make. While most colleges are test optional, it is important that you confirm this with the colleges you are applying to. There may be colleges still requiring test scores
for admittance into their more competitive programs (i.e. Nursing, Engineering), so scholars should be sure to confirm this as well. Additionally, while some colleges may not require test scores as part of their application they may still be necessary for consideration for merit scholarships. Please reach out to your intended colleges with questions and for confirmation.
STANDARDIZED TESTING
SENIOR CLASS INFORMATION
VIRTUAL COLLEGE FAIRS
All of your colleges/universities in the same place at the same time! Learn about academic opportunities, the admissions process, athletics and more. A virtual college fair is a great event not just for seniors! Here is a virtual college fair that is happening this month:
NEACAC Fall College Fair
Sunday November 15th from 1-3pmOver 250 colleges and universities will be in attendance! To register click here.To register click here.
https://neacac.swoogo.com/NEACACVirtual
*Reminder*: Quarter 1 grades close on Thursday November 19thThursday November 19th. Make sure to communicate with your teachers to ensure that you have submitted all the necessary assignments.
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FINANCIAL AIDNorthern Essex Community College is hosting a FAFSA workshops:November 18th November 18th - 5:30pm - 6:30pmPlease Register - Click Here
MEFA (Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority) offers numerous financial aid services.Webinar - Understanding the FAFSA - Click Here
FAFSA Day 2020FAFSA Day is a free virtual event for Massachusetts families that provides assistance with the completion of the FAFSA application. Registration is required. To learn more and register for an event, click here. Upcoming events will be held:Thursday November 12th from 6:30-8pm **(this session will be conducted in Spanish)****(this session will be conducted in Spanish)**Sunday November 15th 2-3:30pmMonday December 14th from 12-1:30pmSunday January 10th from 2-3:30pmSunday February 7th from 2-3:30pm **(this session will be conducted in Spanish)****(this session will be conducted in Spanish)**Thursday February 11th from 7-8:30pm
Updates/Important Information:For students applying to a college/university, be sure to fill out the transcript request form and submit to your counselor at least 2 weeks prior2 weeks prior to your application deadline.Transcript Request Form
Upcoming School Counseling LessonsOpen Workshops:College Application Assistance:Need help with your college applications? Be sure to sign up for a College Application Assistance session with a counselor. These sessions will take place during lunches and will allow you to ask questions and get support on your college applications. Sign up using the link:College Application Assistance
UPDATES/IMPORTANT INFORMATION
COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID
All AP students should be signed in to their AP class on the College Board website. If a student needs their join code for their specific AP class please ask your AP teacher or one of the AP
coordinators for the join code.
Payment for all AP exams are due by 11/30/2020due by 11/30/2020 in the form of cash or check. Checks should be made payable to “Haverhill High School.” If you have any questions or concerns regarding payment please reach out to one of the AP Coordinators. The cost for an AP exam is $95$95.
Students are encouraged to sign in to their AP classroom on the College Board website and view the “AP Daily.” AP Daily offers AP students daily support on AP subject topics and practice applying relevant skills in every unit. For questions regarding AP Daily please reach out to your AP teacher.
AP Coordinator Contact Information:Jennifer Breslin: [email protected] 978-374-5700 x1135Jennifer Hart: [email protected] 978-374-5700 x 1127
Financial Aid ResourcesThe cost of college can be overwhelming. Families may be eligible for financial assistance to help offset the cost of tuition, room and board as well as other expenses. The primary application for financial aid is the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). All scholars considering any form of post-secondary
education should complete this free application to determine how much assistance they are eligible to receive. The FAFSA website is https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa. There are several resources available to help families learn about the types of financial aid applications, the factors that determine aid eligibility, and how to understand financial aid offers.
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COLLEGE/CAREER OF THE WEEKUniversity of Southern CaliforniaLocation: Los Angeles, CAWebsite: www.usc.edu Enrollment: Undergraduates 20,351
Graduates 27,970About: University of Southern California (USC)
is a large, co-ed, private university located 3 miles from downtown Los Angeles. As a leading private research university, USC prides itself on diversity; in their majors and curriculum, faculty, and scholars. USC is dedicated to excellence in scholarly research that advances human knowledge and offers many undergraduate research opportunities outside of the classroom in addition to research scholars can expect in courses. It’s location makes it the perfect place to offer such a variety of programs and become a home to a variety of scholars as Los Angeles is known for being a hub of pop culture and innovation. Campus is large and offers scholars a space away from the hustle of a big city with its own community feel.
Fast Facts: • scholar faculty ratio: 8:1• 96% retention rate of first-year freshmen
returning as sophomores• USC is very diverse with about 63% of undergraduate
scholars representing minority groups.
• The most popular majors are Health Professionals and Business/Marketing, other options include: Real Estate Development, Biophysics, Public Relations/Image Management, Environmental Health, Gerontology, Theater Design and Technology
• Some of the many notable USC alumni include: Shonda Rhimes, George Lucas, John Wayne, Saweetie, Judd Apatow, Will Ferrell, and many, many other famous athletes, movie stars and entertainers!
• USC meets 100% of financial need for eligible scholars
• NCAA Division I Sports, PAC 12 conference What is Needed to Apply:• Completed Common Application and Personal
Essay • USC Supplemental Essay• Official Transcript• 1 Counselor or Teacher Letter of Recommendation• SAT/ACT Scores (Optional)• Some majors require a portfolio, resumé and/or
additional writing samplesAverage GPA: 3.85Average Standardized Test Scores: SAT - 1360-1510 / ACT - 30-34, USC will be test optional during the 2020-21 yearVirtual Visit: https://admission.usc.edu/meet-us/virtual-tour-programs/
Energy AuditorsEducation Required: High School Diploma, Long term on-the-job trainingTypical Tasks Associated with This Career:• Find ways to save electricity by installing systems
to lower power use during peak demand and other equipment.
• Prepare reports of energy analysis results and recommendations for energy cost savings.
• Collect and analyze data related to energy use.• Inspect and evaluate building exteriors, mechanical
systems, and electrical wiring to determine how much energy each uses.
• Perform tests to locate air leaks.• Calculate potential energy use savings, using
knowledge of engineering, construction, and energy use.
• Prepare information on home energy improvements, such as attic insulation, new or improved windows,
and upgrades to heating systems. Check improvement projects for health or safety hazards.
• Check the income of people using public programs to improve energy use.
• Recommend alternative energy sources, where applicable.
• Check the effect of improvement projects on electricity use.
• Analyze energy bills to gather historical data.• Inspect and test new equipment installation. This
includes water heaters, insulation, and windows Expected Income: Average: $83,900Job Growth: Faster than average 8.5Related High School Coursework• Algebra 1• Algebra 2• Computer Technology• Physics
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SENIOR PORTRAITSATTENTION SENIORS! ATTENTION SENIORS!
Formal yearbook portraits are due by December 1due by December 1 and can be uploaded to this link:http://www.hjeshare.com/eShare/?code=hillies
1) students can also direct message their candid photos to the instagram account: @hillieyearbook2) candid photos can also be uploaded to: https://forms.gle/knAUTjsehyx3dqvU8
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TenaciousYunior Alvarez • GeometryRicardo Alvarez • Intro to Programming CVTEAngelise Baez Mendoza • Biology CP Eva Burgess • AIM/REACHKeyton Castillo Zuniga • Geometry CPJeremiah Davis • Transitional SeminarJune DiCicco • AP Environmental ScienceOmar Dominguez • ELA III Alba Florentino Lopez • GeometrySean Flynn • English and I.S.Sean Flynn • GeometryMadison Gomez • Italian 1 C.P. Luis Guerrero • English 2Logan Lombard • AP Language & CompositionAlexis Namuilinda • Classical Academy World History IIMelanie Palacios • Classical Perspectives and LatinCelly Hannah Pierre • ELD Biomedical ScienceDavid Politis • Algebra IIManuel Rivera • Senior YearDianne Ruiz • Geometry and Instructional StrategiesKristy Sandman • US HistorySilas Soto • SpanishCameron Tarr • Game Design
ResponsibleJune DiCicco • Health IIYunior Alvarez • BiologyCarlos Caguana Loja • CP Anatomy & PhysiologyAva Champa • Spanish 1Aidan Corcoran • AP Environmental ScienceJoshua Diaz • Transition Seminar, Functional Math, Functional Daily Living Samantha Dion • Health 1Kyle Donnelly • BiologyCharles Donnelly • Intermediate AlgebraYaritza Flores Gomez • ELD 2Alyison Gendron • Multicultural FoodsDeyanarah Gutierrez • U.S. History IBlake Holcomb • PLTW Human Body SystemsAndrew Juliano • BiologyGeonardo Martinez • Environmental ScienceMax Popoloski • Acting IIYordy Portalatin Perez • ELD US History I Emma Raymond • Foundations of Theatre Dianne Ruiz • Earth ScienceSteeve Sime • ELD Level 2
EngagedJoshua Brousseau • English IV CPMadilyn Bruno • Honors Anatomy and PhysiologyNathaniel Buteau • CTE Healthcare OccupationsCarlos Cruz Velasquez • Foundations of Theatre Letticua De Paula • ForensicsSophia Delle Chiaie • Acting I Janiya Elis • English IEmily Fermin • Basic Foundations of ArtAndrew Flynn • Health IILuca Franceschino • English I Jason Geggett • EnglishMaddie Hanson • YogaLuisiana Hernendez-Andujar • HistoryNicholas Leung • Database DesignConor Melanson • AP Environmental ScienceJustine Monteiro • English IILiam Murphy • Health 1Tyler Neal • EntrepreneurshipJonathan Orellana • English Language ArtsJuan Paucar Guaman • Physical EducationRhys Stanley • MathGrace Tumushabe • A. P. US Government Tyler Ward • GeometryGracie-laine Woodburn • French I H
GlobalCarina Archer • Jazz Band
G. R. E. A. T.October Scholars of the Month
Global scholars: Represent a broad and diverse range of cultures, ethnicities, languages, abilities, and beliefs. Strive for awareness and understanding of the interconnected nature of dynamic events and policies that are impacting people all over the world, including in Haverhill.Responsible scholars: Develop skills that allow them to take ownership of their own learning and of their futures. Act appropriately within the confines of classroom, school, and societal rules and accept the consequences for inappropriate behaviors. Treat all members of the school and community, and the school itself, with courtesy and respect. Represent themselves and the school to the wider community with pride and dignity. Act as role models to others through community outreach and improvement programs; volunteerism; and participation in sports and extracurricular activities.Engaged scholars: Explore their interests via participation in over 30 extracurricular clubs. Expand their knowledge by taking AP courses and following paths towards their future endeavors. Initiate events that connect with the world around them. Attend and participate in school wide events.Accepting Scholars: Come together from a wide variety of backgrounds to appreciate and better understand each other through in-school events, art shows, musicals, and many extracurricular clubs.Tenacious Scholars: Work to create mindsets and strategies for overcoming obstacles, staying on task, and learning. Strive to persevere in all of their endeavors, including academic, social, and professional.
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Please call the school if you Please call the school if you have to pick up or replace have to pick up or replace
a chromebook!a chromebook!
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COUNSELING ASSIGNMENTS
School Counselor Assignments School Year 2020-2021
Seniors
2021 Juniors 2022
Sophomores 2023
Freshmen 2024
Erica Sullivan Ext. 1132 [email protected]
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Jennifer Hart Ext. 1127 [email protected]
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Susan Beaudoin Ext. 1106 [email protected]
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Samantha Horne Ext. 1137 [email protected] Molly Coyne (Long Term Sub) [email protected]
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Stephen Gwinn Ext. 1107 [email protected]
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Jennifer Breslin Ext. 1135 [email protected]
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Andy Alsup Ext. 1108 [email protected]
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School Counselor AssignmentsSchool Year 2020-2021
Guidance Clerks: Marie Gravel: x1134 Gloria Hilton: x1117Head of Guidance: Jami Dion: x1133Attendance: Maureen Irons (grade 9): x1113 Andy Polanco (grade 10): x1158 Jennifer Cabrera (grade 11): x1149 Christian (grade 12): x1123
School Counselor AssignmentsSchool Year 2020-2021
As many of you may already know Haverhill High School is now using "Smart PassSmart Pass" rather the old paper pass system. We suggest downloading the Smart Pass app on your phone, it can
also be accessed through the Launchpad or the Smart Pass website. The school counseling department will be using this exclusively to schedule meetings, send invites to workshops, etc. Please use your school email address to register.
You’re invited to enjoy our 3rd Annual Hillienation ThanksgivingTake Out or Delivery
Thursday, November 19, 2020 5:00p.m.-7:00p.m.Pick up at: Haverhill High School
Delivery at your address
Please fill out this google form with your information:https://forms.gle/mvZpjiUAHU6dbrMR7
OR
Fill out the bottom of this flier and return it to the main office by: Friday, November 13, 2020
Any questions? Contact Tamara Stras at [email protected]
Thursday, November 19, 2020 5:00p.m.-7:00p.m.Pick up at: Haverhill High School
Delivery at your address
Cut along line, return bottom portion to main office by: Friday, November 13, 2020
First and Last Name of Scholar ___________________________________________ Grade ______
Pick up time frame: 5:00p.m.-5:30p.m. 5:30p.m.-6:00p.m. 6:00p.m.-6:30p.m. 6:30p.m.-7:00p.m.
Delivery time frame: 5:00p.m.-5:30p.m. 5:30p.m.-6:00p.m. 6:00p.m.-6:30p.m. 6:30p.m.-7:00p.m.
Address: _________________________________________________________________________
Best contact number: _______________________________________________________________
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Please sign up for the late bus: https://forms.gle/CQMftEvDtcmH2h54A
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PARENT PORTAL
Step 4 - Parent ViewIf you are a parent/guardian with multiple
scholars, you’ll find a unique dropdown for each child.
SchoolBrains I Parent Portal Access
Gain access to the Haverhill Public Schools Community Portal, where you can look up your student’s information related to schedules, grades, attendance, and more.
Step 1 - Contact Your SchoolContact your child(ren)’s schools and make sure your email address and other relevant contact information is up to date. Without this, you will not be able to receive a Portal Account.
Step 2 - Check Your EmailYou may already have a message from the SchoolBrains Portal Support with the link and initial login information in your email. It may be in your Junk/SPAM folder, so check there just in case!
The email will be from the “SchoolBrains Community Portal Account.” [email protected]
Step 3 - Log in and AccessYou can find the Portal website link form the welcome email, as well as on the HPS LaunchPad at home.haverhill-ps.org/ underneath “Admin/Community Links.
TroubleshootingIf you did not receive an automated email, simply contact Portal Support by emailing from the email address you have on file with the school. [email protected]
Please also include the following in the email:• Your Full Name• Full name of your child(ren)• Your Full email address• Your child(ren)’s Grade Level(s), and School(s)• Detailed explanation of issue
Step 2 - Log InClick the Log In option and input your
username/password (Scholar, this is the same as your HPS credentials)
Step 3 - Access ResourcesFind relevant links at the top. Including Classes, Assignments. Report Cards,
can be located in either “Report Cards/Progress Reports” or “Reports”