Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Day 2
Drop A
E Period Lunch

• The NHS Suitcase Project - The NHS students are hoping to stuff the donated bags and suitcases we've received with much needed items. Looking for: blankets, hygiene items, stuffed animals, coloring books, flashlights, baby supplies, night lights, pajamas, socks, journals, books and crayons.  Please drop off your donations at the athletic office with Ms. White.  THANK YOU!  Still excepting donations of suitcases and/or duffel bags.  Planning to stuff our bags at our December 6th meeting.  Still time to donate!!!

• Reminder to seniors: You will have until Friday, November 16th to turn in senior portraits if you would like them in the yearbook! Email them to garrityc@arps.org or bring hard copies/USBs to Guidance! Photos must be standard portrait size, taken by yourself and showing your face, and must be appropriate.

• MISSING APPLICATION DEADLINES:  Seniors, all colleges listed in Naviance must have a deadline indicated or be designated as having a "Rolling" application type.  Right now there are more than 70 colleges without deadline dates.  Please check your schools to see that this important piece of information is there.  If your school has been designated with "rolling" deadlines, we will try to process them with the January 1st applications, unless we hear from you that they need to be sent earlier.  If that is the case, please see Miss Garrity in Guidance or Ms. Tracy in room 309, who manually input a deadline date.  Schools listed with no deadline could result in late submission of your school materials.

• IMPORTANT REMINDER FOR SENIORS:  On November 15, we will be sending S1 progress reports to colleges you are applying (or have applied) to that have November deadlines. Although most colleges, including UMass, require senior grades, some colleges will not require them in order to make a decision about you. If after investigating whether you are required to send your progress report to your college(s), you do not want us to send yours, see Miss Garrity before 8:00 a.m. on November 15, which is next Thursday. Please do not make this request before you have learned definitively that your senior grades will not be required.

• TODAY is Pineapple Upside Down Cake Day! Please support the POCU Bake Sale after school.

• The Theater Company is excited to present our annual production of Briefs - 10 short plays written by contemporary playwrights.  Directed and acted by students, you'll find everything from the serious to the utterly silly.  This Thursday-Saturday; $5 for students/staff.  Discounted tickets are available for students on free/reduced lunch; see Mr. Bechtold for details.

• Are you an intermediate/expert skier or snowboarder? Do you want to learn to teach people with disabilities?  Join us on Thursday, Nov 15th from 2:30-4:00pm to learn more about volunteering at Mount Snow this winter.  During this meeting, some volunteers, and the program director are coming down from Vermont to talk to us about Mount Snow Adaptive sports.  This is a rewarding volunteer opportunity that also offers free lift tickets.  If you are interested email Ms. Camera at cameras@arps.org and join us in room 312 on Thursday, Nov.15th

** Athletics**

• Interested in Playing Softball for ARHS? Take advantage of the clinics at Amherst College to learn more about this great sport!  Flyer is posted on the bulletin board at the end of the senior hall near the Athletic Office.  Go Canes!

• Online winter sports registration is now open. Ensure a smooth start to the winter season by registering NOW.   Current sport physical forms should be on file with the school nurse before the first day of tryouts. Please check with the nurse's office to be sure you are cleared to participate. 

START DATE:

 All sports  begin tryouts on Monday, November. November 26, 2018.  

SPORT INFORMATION NIGHT: 

Wednesday, November 14th is Winter Sports Information Night for athletes and their parents/guardian.  Time:  6:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium.  Meet the coaches, get schedules, find out about practice schedules, etc.  Hope to see you there!

DEADLINE TO REGISTER & PAY:

Deadline for registration & payment is November 16th

Tuesday, November 13, 2018

    Day 1

    D Period Lunch                   

    Drop G 

• Anyone in Mr. Despres or Ms. Barber-Just's Journalistic Writing classes should meet in the lobby directly after A period on TODAY, November 13, for our field trip to UMass

• Tomorrow is Pineapple Upside Down Cake Day! Please support the POCU Bake Sale after school.

• The Theater Company is excited to present our annual production of Briefs - 10 short plays written by contemporary playwrights.  Directed and acted by students, you'll find everything from the serious to the utterly silly.  This Thursday-Saturday; $5 for students/staff.  Discounted tickets are available for students on free/reduced lunch; see Mr. Bechtold for details.

• This year's first magazine-sized issue of The Graphic is out! Grab a copy at lunch or check it out at thegraphic.arps.org. There are tons of wild, wonderful, frustrating, interesting, and inspiring things to read about.

• What's better than kicking off Thanksgiving baking and eating early, filling ARHS with sweets, AND supporting the senior class? Not much! The annual cake auction will take place on Monday, November 19th during all lunches. But first, we need cakes! Get together with friends or a club to design and decorate a creative cake. A substantial prize to the baker of the cake with the highest bid. More specifics soon. Contact Leif Maynard, Bona Lee, or any other 2019 class council member with questions.

• Are you an intermediate/expert skier or snowboarder? Do you want to learn to teach people with disabilities?  Join us on Thursday, Nov 15th from 2:30-4:00pm to learn more about volunteering at Mount Snow this winter.  During this meeting, some volunteers, and the program director are coming down from Vermont to talk to us about Mount Snow Adaptive sports.  This is a rewarding volunteer opportunity that also offers free lift tickets.  If you are interested email Ms. Camera at cameras@arps.org and join us in room 312 on Thursday, Nov.15th

• SUPPORT CHILDREN PLACED IN FOSTER CARE WITH THE ARHS NHS SUITCASE PROJECT - Join the National Honor Society with our suitcase/duffle bag drive this month. New suitcases/duffle bags can be dropped off with Mrs. White in Athletics.  Later this month we will be collecting items to put in these suitcases/duffle bags.  More information on that later this month.  Please consider helping us make this a success.  Chip in with some friends to purchase a suitcase/duffle bag.  Thank you in advance for your support! 

• Colleges visiting today:

1. Florida Institute of Technology at 9:30am
2. Rutgers University-New Brunswick at 10:30am

** Athletics**

• Interested in Playing Softball for ARHS? Take advantage of the clinics at Amherst College to learn more about this great sport!  Flyer is posted on the bulletin board at the end of the senior hall near the Athletic Office.  Go Canes!

• Online winter sports registration is now open. Ensure a smooth start to the winter season by registering NOW.   Current sport physical forms should be on file with the school nurse before the first day of tryouts. Please check with the nurse's office to be sure you are cleared to participate. 

START DATE:

 All sports  begin tryouts on Monday, November. November 26, 2018.  

SPORT INFORMATION NIGHT: 

Wednesday, November 14th is Winter Sports Information Night for athletes and their parents/guardian.  Time:  6:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium.  Meet the coaches, get schedules, find out about practice schedules, etc.  Hope to see you there!

DEADLINE TO REGISTER & PAY:

Deadline for registration & payment is November 16th

Friday, November 9, 2018

Day 7
E Period Lunch
Drop F

•  Are you an intermediate/expert skier or snowboarder? Do you want to learn to teach people with disabilities?  Join us on Thursday, Nov 15th from 2:30-4:00pm to learn more about volunteering at Mount Snow this winter.  During this meeting, some volunteers, and the program director are coming down from Vermont to talk to us about Mount Snow Adaptive sports.  This is a rewarding volunteer opportunity that also offers free lift tickets.  If you are interested email Ms. Camera at cameras@arps.org and join us in room 312 on Thursday, Nov.15th. 

• This year's first magazine-sized issue of The Graphic is out! Grab a copy at lunch or check it out at thegraphic.arps.org. There are tons of wild, wonderful, frustrating, interesting, and inspiring things to read about.  

• ARHS 4th annual French/Francophone Dinner:Come enjoy a night of exciting cultural experience and delicious French cuisine presented by our own French students! The cultural show will include student’s research presentations, art exhibits, folk tale presentations, music, singing, dancing, poetry, trivia, a raffle, and a fashion show.

The yummy menu will include couscous with vegetables, chicken kebab, Moroccan mint tea, some Francophone African food samplings, a crêpe station, a chocolate fondue fountain station and much more!

Email Jamie Simonson at simonsonjj@arps.org to buy a ticket today! $10 adults and $5 students. The dinner is free for kids under 5. Dinner is on Wednesday December 5 from 5:30-7:30 pm in the ARHS cafeteria. All proceeds will be donated to the French club activity fund. Merci!  

• JETS CLUB: LAST CHANCE: Students interested in a Fun and Challenging Engineering Competition: Its time to start organizing this spring's TEAM+S Competition!  Pick up a short form from the bulletin board in the Science Hallway (across from Room 218). Fill it out and return it to Ms. Blauner in Room 223 after school THIS WEEK.  

• What's better than kicking off Thanksgiving baking and eating early, filling ARHS with sweets, AND supporting the senior class? Not much! The annual cake auction will take place on Monday, November 19th during all lunches. But first, we need cakes! Get together with friends or a club to design and decorate a creative cake. A substantial prize to the baker of the cake with the highest bid. More specifics soon. Contact Leif Maynard, Bona Lee, or any other 2019 class council member with questions. 

• SUPPORT CHILDREN PLACED IN FOSTER CARE WITH THE ARHS NHS SUITCASE PROJECT - Join the National Honor Society with our suitcase/duffle bag drive this month. New suitcases/duffle bags can be dropped off with Mrs. White in Athletics.  Later this month we will be collecting items to put in these suitcases/duffle bags.  More information on that later this month.  Please consider helping us make this a success.  Chip in with some friends to purchase a suitcase/duffle bag.  Thank you in advance for your support! 

** Athletics**

• PRE-SEASON ICE HOCKEY MEETING - There will be a pre-season ice hockey meeting TODAY, Friday, November 9th in Room 147 @ 3 p.m.

• Interested in Playing Softball for ARHS? Take advantage of the clinics at Amherst College to learn more about this great sport!  Flyer is posted on the bulletin board at the end of the senior hall near the Athletic Office.  Go Canes!

• Online winter sports registration is now open. Ensure a smooth start to the winter season by registering NOW.   Current sport physical forms should be on file with the school nurse before the first day of tryouts. Please check with the nurse's office to be sure you are cleared to participate. 

START DATE:

 All sports  begin tryouts on Monday, November. November 26, 2018.  

SPORT INFORMATION NIGHT: 

Wednesday, November 14th is Winter Sports Information Night for athletes and their parents/guardian.  Time:  6:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium.  Meet the coaches, get schedules, find out about practice schedules, etc.  Hope to see you there!

DEADLINE TO REGISTER & PAY:

Deadline for registration & payment is November 16th

Thursday, November 8, 2018

    Day 6

    E Period Lunch                   

    Drop E

• JETS CLUB: LAST CHANCE: Students interested in a Fun and Challenging Engineering Competition: Its time to start organizing this spring's TEAM+S Competition!  Pick up a short form from the bulletin board in the Science Hallway (across from Room 218). Fill it out and return it to Ms. Blauner in Room 223 after school THIS WEEK.  

• What's better than kicking off Thanksgiving baking and eating early, filling ARHS with sweets, AND supporting the senior class? Not much! The annual cake auction will take place on Monday, November 19th during all lunches. But first, we need cakes! Get together with friends or a club to design and decorate a creative cake. A substantial prize to the baker of the cake with the highest bid. More specifics soon. Contact Leif Maynard, Bona Lee, or any other 2019 class council member with questions. 

• SUPPORT CHILDREN PLACED IN FOSTER CARE WITH THE ARHS NHS SUITCASE PROJECT - Join the National Honor Society with our suitcase/duffle bag drive this month. New suitcases/duffle bags can be dropped off with Mrs. White in Athletics.  Later this month we will be collecting items to put in these suitcases/duffle bags.  More information on that later this month.  Please consider helping us make this a success.  Chip in with some friends to purchase a suitcase/duffle bag.  Thank you in advance for your support! 

• In honor of National Write Your Novel Month (NaNoWriMo), we will be holding weekly writing sessions after school for anyone who wants to get together and write to reach a self-determined writing goal by the end of the month.  Work on whatever type of writing you want - no assignments, no reading out loud, and no criticism.  We'll be meeting in Room 141 on Thursday, November 8th after school and every Tuesday in November thereafter.  See Mary Gorman or Amanda Lewis for details.

• Colleges visiting today:

1. Unity College at 9am
2. Holyoke Community College at 9:30am

** Athletics**

• PRE-SEASON ICE HOCKEY MEETING - There will be a pre-season ice hockey meeting tomorrow, Friday, November 9th in Room 147 @ 3 p.m.

• Interested in Playing Softball for ARHS? Take advantage of the clinics at Amherst College to learn more about this great sport!  Flyer is posted on the bulletin board at the end of the senior hall near the Athletic Office.  Go Canes!

• Online winter sports registration is now open. Ensure a smooth start to the winter season by registering NOW.   Current sport physical forms should be on file with the school nurse before the first day of tryouts. Please check with the nurse's office to be sure you are cleared to participate. 

START DATE:

 All sports  begin tryouts on Monday, November. November 26, 2018.  

SPORT INFORMATION NIGHT: 

Wednesday, November 14th is Winter Sports Information Night for athletes and their parents/guardian.  Time:  6:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium.  Meet the coaches, get schedules, find out about practice schedules, etc.  Hope to see you there!

DEADLINE TO REGISTER & PAY:

Deadline for registration & payment is November 16th

Wednesday, November 7, 2018

    Day 5

    E Period Lunch                   

    Drop D

• What's better than kicking off Thanksgiving baking and eating early, filling ARHS with sweets, AND supporting the senior class? Not much! The annual cake auction will take place on Monday, November 19th during all lunches. But first, we need cakes! Get together with friends or a club to design and decorate a creative cake. A substantial prize to the baker of the cake with the highest bid. More specifics soon. Contact Leif Maynard, Bona Lee, or any other 2019 class council member with questions. 

• TODAY, the Class Council of 2021 will have a PIE SALE after school. Stop by for a slice of apple pie, cherry pie, cheesecake, and more!!

• SUPPORT CHILDREN PLACED IN FOSTER CARE WITH THE ARHS NHS SUITCASE PROJECT - Join the National Honor Society with our suitcase/duffle bag drive this month. New suitcases/duffle bags can be dropped off with Mrs. White in Athletics.  Later this month we will be collecting items to put in these suitcases/duffle bags.  More information on that later this month.  Please consider helping us make this a success.  Chip in with some friends to purchase a suitcase/duffle bag.  Thank you in advance for your support! 

• Class of 2021: There is going to be a class meeting TODAY in room 117 at 3pm

• In honor of National Write Your Novel Month (NaNoWriMo), we will be holding weekly writing sessions after school for anyone who wants to get together and write to reach a self-determined writing goal by the end of the month.  Work on whatever type of writing you want - no assignments, no reading out loud, and no criticism.  We'll be meeting in Room 141 on Thursday, November 8th after school and every Tuesday in November thereafter.  See Mary Gorman or Amanda Lewis for details

** Athletics**

• Interested in Playing Softball for ARHS? Take advantage of the clinics at Amherst College to learn more about this great sport!  Flyer is posted on the bulletin board at the end of the senior hall near the Athletic Office.  Go Canes!

Monday, November 5, 2018

    Day 4

    E Period Lunch                   

    Drop C

• "On Wednesday, November 7th, the Class Council of 2021 will have a pie sale after school. Stop by for a slice of apple pie, cherry pie, cheesecake, and more! 
  Thank you!!

• For fans or anyone interested in Magic the Gathering! Do you enjoy games of luck and skill? Enjoy collectibles? Whether you've never heard of the trading card game or if you've been playing for years come to Magic club Mondays after school at 3:00 in room 241 for some casual fun. Contact Mr. Scherff or Logan Flory for more details

• SUPPORT CHILDREN PLACED IN FOSTER CARE WITH THE ARHS NHS SUITCASE PROJECT - Join the National Honor Society with our suitcase/duffle bag drive this month. New suitcases/duffle bags can be dropped off with Mrs. White in Athletics.  Later this month we will be collecting items to put in these suitcases/duffle bags.  More information on that later this month.  Please consider helping us make this a success.  Chip in with some friends to purchase a suitcase/duffle bag.  Thank you in advance for your support!

• JETS CLUB:Students interested in a Fun and Challenging Engineering Competition: Its time to start organizing this spring's TEAM+S Competition! Pick up a short form from the bulletin board in the Science Hallway (across from Room 218). Fill it out and return it to Ms. Blauner in Room 223 after school THIS WEEK. 

• The French classes and French club will be hosting the 4th ARHS French/Francophone Cultural Community Dinner on Wednesday, December 5, 2018 in the Amherst Regional High School cafeteria from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Please save the date. More to follow...  

• Some Important Reminders from the ARHS Attendance Office:

The high school has been receiving a number of messages on its full-day absence line from parents excusing their child’s tardiness. Please note that the absence line (413-362-1718) is to be called ONLY for full day absences. To summarize our policy, a student who is tardy must bring in a note from a parent to be time stamped by the Main Office and signed by a Dean. Students who are being dismissed early also must bring a note from a parent to be turned in at the Main Office and time stamped. In addition, students must always sign in on the Tardy or Early Dismissal sheet in the Main Office with their full name and time of arrival/departure.

*Telephone calls to excuse a tardy or early dismissal will not be accepted. If the information is left on the absence line 

We appreciate your adhering to these procedures. All of this information can be found starting on page 1 of the Student Handbook. This handbook is on the main Amherst/Pelham Regional High School Website under the Parents/Guardians tab. Please Read this documentation as it contains a lot of information with regard to attendance and attendance reporting.

*Please note that it takes 24 hours to reconcile the sign in sheets and notes, so no changes are recorded in PowerSchool until the next day.

• "Do you often find yourself hurriedly flipping through page after page of a book at a late hour? Do you sometimes stealthily hide the book you want to be reading inside of the book you have to be reading in class? Does your perfect weekend consist of a book or a notebook and pencil, a cup of tea, and some snacks? If any/ all of this applies to you, or you want to hear more, come join us at the new ARHS Literary Club! We will have a fabulous time having exciting discussions about books, and for those interested, writing from fun, creative prompts. And we'll have snacks!!  The next meeting is on TODAY!!, November 5 at 3 p.m. in Rm. 174 (Mr. Despres) If you’re interested but can't make it/have more questions, email Anu at sitaramana@arps.org, Amina at mednicoffmisraa@arps.org or Mr. Despres at despresm@arps.org."

• Class of 2021: There is going to be a class meeting TODAY in room 117 at 3pm

• In honor of National Write Your Novel Month (NaNoWriMo), we will be holding weekly writing sessions after school for anyone who wants to get together and write to reach a self-determined writing goal by the end of the month.  Work on whatever type of writing you want - no assignments, no reading out loud, and no criticism.  We'll be meeting in Room 141 on Thursday, November 8th after school and every Tuesday in November thereafter.  See Mary Gorman or Amanda Lewis for details

** Athletics**

• Interested in Playing Softball for ARHS? Take advantage of the clinics at Amherst College to learn more about this great sport!  Flyer is posted on the bulletin board at the end of the senior hall near the Athletic Office.  Go Canes!

November 5

 5:30p Minnechaug Reg. HS - G/V/Field Hockey 

 6:00p EVENT UPDATE -- Westfield HS - G/V/Volleyball  - MIAA QUARTER FINAL GAME - Ticket prices are $3 Students/$5 Adults - Senior Citizens are free.

Friday, November 2nd, 2018

    Day 3

    E Period Lunch                   

    Drop B

• Some Important Reminders from the ARHS Attendance Office:

The high school has been receiving a number of messages on its full-day absence line from parents excusing their child’s tardiness. Please note that the absence line (413-362-1718) is to be called ONLY for full day absences. To summarize our policy, a student who is tardy must bring in a note from a parent to be time stamped by the Main Office and signed by a Dean. Students who are being dismissed early also must bring a note from a parent to be turned in at the Main Office and time stamped. In addition, students must always sign in on the Tardy or Early Dismissal sheet in the Main Office with their full name and time of arrival/departure.

*Telephone calls to excuse a tardy or early dismissal will not be accepted. If the information is left on the absence line 

We appreciate your adhering to these procedures. All of this information can be found starting on page 1 of the Student Handbook. This handbook is on the main Amherst/Pelham Regional High School Website under the Parents/Guardians tab. Please Read this documentation as it contains a lot of information with regard to attendance and attendance reporting.

*Please note that it takes 24 hours to reconcile the sign in sheets and notes, so no changes are recorded in PowerSchool until the next day.

• "Do you often find yourself hurriedly flipping through page after page of a book at a late hour? Do you sometimes stealthily hide the book you want to be reading inside of the book you have to be reading in class? Does your perfect weekend consist of a book or a notebook and pencil, a cup of tea, and some snacks? If any/ all of this applies to you, or you want to hear more, come join us at the new ARHS Literary Club! We will have a fabulous time having exciting discussions about books, and for those interested, writing from fun, creative prompts. And we'll have snacks!!  The next meeting is on Monday, November 5 at 3 p.m. in Rm. 174 (Mr. Despres) If you’re interested but can't make it/have more questions, email Anu at sitaramana@arps.org, Amina at mednicoffmisraa@arps.org or Mr. Despres at despresm@arps.org."

• Class of 2021: There is going to be a class meeting on Monday in room 117 at 3pm

• In honor of National Write Your Novel Month (NaNoWriMo), we will be holding weekly writing sessions after school for anyone who wants to get together and write to reach a self-determined writing goal by the end of the month.  Work on whatever type of writing you want - no assignments, no reading out loud, and no criticism.  We'll be meeting in Room 141 on Thursday, November 8th after school and every Tuesday in November thereafter.  See Mary Gorman or Amanda Lewis for details

• For fans or anyone interested in Magic the Gathering! Do you enjoy games of luck and skill? Enjoy collectibles? Whether you've never heard of the trading card game or if you've been playing for years come to Magic club Mondays after school at 3:00 in room 241 for some casual fun. Contact Mr. Scherff or Logan Flory for more details. 

• This Friday, 11/2, there will be a gathering in Ms. Iverson's room, room 169, after school to unpack this weekend's anti-semitic hate crime together, to find comfort in our community, and to talk about what it means to be an American Jew today. We will also discuss further action that we can take here at ARHS to combat anti-semitism. We welcome all students, regardless of religious background and encourage non-Jews to attend, as non-Jews play a significant role in this matter. There will be snacks!  

• SENIORS!: You will have until Friday, November 16th to turn in senior portraits if you would like them in the yearbook! Email them to garrityc@arps.org or bring hard copies/USBs to Guidance! Photos must be standard portrait size, taken by yourself and showing your face, and must be appropriate. 

• SENIORS!!: Register for the December 1 SAT and the December 8 ACT by this Friday, November 2 to avoid late fees.  These are the last test dates that you can use for fall 2019 admission.

• SENIORS!!!: You can have your application fee to Westfield State University waived if you apply before Thanksgiving. If you are planning to apply to Westfield, applying by November 21 will save you some money! Don’t forget to put Westfield in Naviance and to request a transcript.

• SENIORS!!!!: IMPORTANT TASK!  PLEASE DO THIS TODAY!!!!   There are many applications listed in Naviance with no deadlines indicated, which could result in your school application materials being submitted late.  Please check to ensure that each of your colleges has a deadline associated with it, particularly those to which you are applying early or ones with special program deadlines.  This information is crucial for a timely submission process, and necessary information for your counselor and teachers who are writing your recommendations. If you have a school(s) without a deadline, it means you have chosen an incorrect application type (i.e. ED instead of EA, EA instead of priority, RD instead of rolling).  The only application type which will not generate a date is a rolling deadline, and for those schools, you need to see Ms. Garrity in Guidance or Mrs. Tracy in room 309 to manually input the date by which you need your materials submitted. 

• JETS Club: Students interested in a Fun and Challenging Engineering Competition: It’s time to start organizing this spring's TEAM+S Competition! Pick up a short form from the bulletin board in the Science Hallway (across from Room 218). Fill it out and return it to Ms. Blauner in Room 223 after school THIS WEEK. 

• The Graphic staff will be meeting after school in room 187 every day this week and next week to lay out the first issue of the newspaper this year. All staffers, old and new, are invited to attend.

• TONIGHT! November 2nd from 7-10pm, the class of 2020 will be hosting a Halloween Dance! Come for fun treats, karaoke, the donut on a string activity, and a costume contest! The winner gets a prize! Tickets will be sold starting Monday October 29th at lunch for $4 and $6 at the door. Happy Halloween! 

** Athletics**

•   Congratulations to Boys Soccer, Volleyball, Field Hockey and Football for advancing to the MIAA Playoffs!  Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Cross Country teams for their PVIAC win this past weekend! Go Canes!

•     The ARHS Boys Varsity football team is in the playoffs again this year. Come out and support them as they play against East Longmeadow high TONIGHT at 7:00 PM. The game is at East Longmeadow High School, (180 Maple St, East Longmeadow, MA 01028.) Tickets for the Football Game will be $3 for students/seniors and $5 for adults. Let’s go Canes!

November 2

 3:30p Girls XC to Northfield

 7:00p MIAA SEMI FINAL GAME @ East Longmeadow HS - B/V/Football 

November 3

12:00p TBD - B/MS/Cross Country 

12:00p TBD - G/MS/Cross Country