“...committed to excellence with pride and unity.” Core Values: “ Committed to Excellence” Shepherd Hill Regional High School is dedicated to educate, challenge and empower students to succeed in the 21st century. With “Pride and Unity”, we foster intellectual achievement, civic responsibility and personal growth. Beliefs about Student Learning: Through quality instruction in a safe and stimulating learning environment, we encourage students to be inquisitive, resourceful, and responsible learners. By cultivating respect and a strong work ethic, we are confident that our students will excel in the present and meet the demands of the future. Principal’s Message—Mary A. Pierangeli 2014 The weather is getting colder; the leaves are producing a colorful display; and fall is well underway in New England. Here at Shepherd Upcoming Events Hill, term 1 concluded on Friday, October 31 marking the  Nov. 3-24—NHS Food Drive completion of one-fourth of the 2014-2015 school year. Report cards  Nov. 7—Term 1 Report Cards Issued will be issued on Friday, November 7. I encour age students to reflect upon the progress made and to resolve to strive for academic  Nov. 11—No School (Veter ans Day)  Nov. 12 —Booster Club Meeting (7 p.m.) excellence.  Nov. 16—Cheer Regionals (Times TBD) Speaking of excellence, I am pleased to report that three grade 12  Nov. 18—Flu Clinic (11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.) students have been named Commended Students in the 2015  Nov. 20—Mr. Shepherd Hill (7 p.m.) National Merit Scholarship Program. Although they ar e not  Nov. 22—Craft Fair (9 a.m.—4 p.m.) eligible to continue in the competition for National Merit  Nov. 26—Early Release @ 11:15 a.m. Scholarship awards, the accomplishment is certainly noteworthy.  Nov. 27-28—No School (Thanksgiving Recess) Congratulations are extended to grade 12 students, Darien Gaudet,  Dec. 1—Hearing & Vision Screenings Begin Abigail Howard and Nicholas Seagrave. These students placed  Dec. 1—NHS Toys for Tots Drive Begins  Dec. 5—2nd Term Progress Grades Close among the top five percent of the more than 1.5 million students who  Dec. 6—Lion’s Club Pancake Breakfast took the 2013 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test which serves as  Dec. 12—2nd Term Progress Reports Issued the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Nationally, there are  Dec. 12—Holiday Spectacular (7 p.m.) 34,000 students who have been named Commended Students and  Dec. 13—Holiday Spectacular (7 p.m.) they are representative of some of the most academically talented  Dec. 13—AP Math Saturday Session  Dec. 16—Winter Concert (6:30 p.m.) students in the country. I would also like to commend the members of the Student  Dec. 24-Jan. 2—No School (Chr istmas Br eak) Council and advisors Ms. Swidrak and Mrs. Piehl for a very successful Homecoming Dance on Saturday October 25. Members of the Student Council approached me at the start of the school year suggesting that our customary Victory Dance on the Friday after Thanksgiving be moved to earlier in the fall, due to its declining attendance. I am very pleased to report that the dance was well-attended and students were well-behaved. The cafeteria was beautifully decorated with a fall theme by the Student Council and the event was deemed a success by those in attendance. All are excited to begin preparations for a full Homecoming weekend next year with other events, including athletic contests on our new field. This is the beginning of a new tradition at Shepherd Hill! The month of November is highlighted by “Spirit Week” prior to the Thanksgiving break to pay tribute to all of our fall athletes. The activities will begin with the Student Council sponsored “Mr. Shepherd Tues., Hill” selection and conclude with a pep rally assembly in the gym with Nov. 11 the entire student body wearing “maroon and gold” to promote our Veteran’s Day pride and unity as a school. This year’s school calendar provides for a half-day on the Wednesday prior to Thanksgiving and no school on the Thurs.-Fri., Friday after Thanksgiving. Nov. 27-28 Thanksgiving Recess Happy Thanksgiving to all Shepherd Hill families! Page 2 SHRHS Harrington Hospital Preventive Health will be offering a flu clinic at Shepherd Hill on Tuesday, November 18, 2014 during lunch time (11:00 a.m.12:30 p.m.). Forms are required to participate. These for ms can be located on the district website or students can pick them up in the nurse's office. Please complete and return promptly. We will need a count for vaccines. Flu mist is available for ages 2-18 years. Any questions, please call the school nurse, Mary Gould, at 508-943-6700 x164. Vision & Hearing Screenings Vision and hearing tests will begin December 1st and will continue until all students are tested. Notice of failure will be given to students to take home. Feel free to contact the school nurse with any questions. On November 16, six Shepherd Hill students, and their advisors, will join over 400 students from 120 schools across the state of Massachusetts at WGBH studios in Boston to participate in the High School Quiz Show Super Sunday. Only the top 16 teams in this round of qualifications will participate in the show set to air early in 2015. The qualifying quiz includes questions in math, science, literature, history, the arts, current events as well as pop culture. The Shepherd Hill team consists of 12th graders, Brian Mayville, Justyna Sudyka, Daniel Vangos and Lance Harms and 11th gr ader s Michaela White and John David Raucci . The team is coached by Mr . Boyd and Mr. Foley. Results from this qualifying round will be announced to all schools in a few weeks. Be sure to visit the WGBH homepage for results and photos. Just click on television programs and then High School Quiz Show. Shepherd Hill Ski Club Shepherd Hill Ski Club will be starting again in January and will take 6 trips to Wachusett Mountain. Signups have to be done online. The website is www.wachusett.com/ schoolgroup. Our program code is SHPRD. See Mr. Cormier (room 204) with any questions. Whether you are a beginner signing up for ski or snowboard lessons or an experienced skier/rider, you are sure to enjoy some outdoor fun! November 2014 National Honor Society News The National Honor Society is collecting donations from November 3-24, for its annual Holiday Food Drive. In an effort to help local families in need, especially around the holidays, we would truly appreciate everyone’s participation. From non-perishable foods to monetary donations, every little bit counts! All of these contributions will be collected in block A before announcements by NHS students. NHS hopes to make this year’s food drive more successful than ever before and we are extremely grateful for the participation and support of students, parents, faculty and staff. In addition, to the annual Holiday Food Drive, NHS will also be kicking off the Toys for Tots drive, on Monday, December 1st, in an effort to provide underprivileged children with toys during the holiday season. The Dudley-Charlton Regional School District is collaborating with ASK PAC OF TANTASQUA “Assist Special Kids Parent Advisory Council of Tantasqua Regional School District” to provide the following informational workshop for parents: Wednesday, November 12, 2014 7-9pm Basic Rights of Special Education The speaker is Sharon Faucher, an Educational Consultant. The Special Education Directors of Tantasqua Regional School District, Brenda Looney and Dudley-Charlton Regional School District, Jody O’Brien will be available to answer any questions you have. The workshop will be held at Rehabilitative Resources, Inc. 1 Picker Road, Sturbridge, MA MEETINGS ARE FREE and OPEN TO EVERYONE Page 3 SHRHS November 2014 Hallways written by Victoria Kelleher (�15) Fri., Jan. 9 & Sat., Jan. 10 7:00 p.m. Tickets: $10 Adults, $5 Students/Seniors Children 5 and under FREE Parents of the Class of 2015 Create a Senior Ad for your child. Show them how proud you are of their accomplishments! Go to the Shepherd Hill website and click on the Yearbook link for more information. It’s easy, fun & students love it. Please turn in your Entertainment book fundraising money to Ms. Incutto in Guidance! Page 4 SHRHS November 2014 News from the Guidance Department Report Cards The first marking term of the 2014-2015 school year will close on Friday, October 31. Report cards will be issued on Friday, November 7. Please review these carefully with your child. A copy of the first quarter Honor Roll will be posted in the front office and guidance office shortly after grades are issued. Please check the lists to verify your honor roll status. DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Good Citizen Award Peer Tutoring Peer Tutoring Services are now available. If you or your student are looking for peer tutoring services, please talk to their guidance counselor to begin this process. Peer Tutoring will begin after your son/ daughter has stayed after with their teacher twice. Congratulations to Michael Foss! Michael was nominated by the faculty and voted by the senior class to be the recipient of the DAR Good Citizen Award. Michael now enters the competition for state and possibly national honors. Congratulations and Good Luck, Michael! SAT Registration Students may register online to take the SAT at www.collegeboard.org. Shepherd Hill’s school code is 220698. A credit card is required to register. You will get an immediate confirmation and admission ticket. You can take either the SAT or up to three Subject Tests during a given test administration, but do not register separately for each test administered. The next local test is December 6 at Tantasqua Regional High School. Deadline to register is November 6 (or by November 24 with a late fee). November is RE Enrollment Figures October 1, 2014 MCAS Retest Schedule for November: ELA—November 5, 6 & 7 Math —November 12 & 13 Grade 9 315 Grade 10 304 Grade 11 271 Grade 12 241 1,131 November is college application month. Finish your essays; network for your letters of recommendation; and complete your online applications. See your guidance counselor for assistance! Page 5 SHRHS On November 2nd we will be changing our clocks back to standard time. We also urge you to use the “extra” hour to replace batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. If a fire starts in your home you may have less than a minute to escape. A properly operating smoke alarm is the only effective way to cut the risk of dying in a home fire nearly in half by providing the early warning and critical extra seconds needed to escape. Statistics show that home fires kill an average of seven people every day. We can reduce this number by maintaining smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. At this time of year we must be reminded of our heating system maintenance. Most heating systems produce carbon monoxide and if it is not working properly can produce lethal amounts. Remember, carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas that is extremely toxic. It displaces the oxygen in the bloodstream which can lead to unconsciousness, brain damage or even death. You can reduce this risk by having your heating system serviced including the chimney and vent pipes. Direct vent systems need to be checked following snowstorms to make sure falling or drifting snow has not blocked the vent which can lead to high amounts of carbon monoxide backing up into your home. Also clothes dryers will be used more often in the colder weather. Be sure to keep the filter screens and vents to the outside clean from excess lint. When accumulated lint clogs the vent, the dryer can overheat and a fire could result. Captain David J. Konieczny Fire Prevention Officer Bowling Club will be starting soon! Please see Mr. Dembkowski about information regarding the actual start date. Bowling Club is open to all High School students whether you are a bowler or not. Practices run on Mondays and league matches are on Fridays. Times will be announced and students are responsible for finding their own rides. Hope to see you there! November 2014 The Math Team successfully competed on Wednesday, October 8th, at Shrewsbury High School placing third. Special congratulations go to our high scorer senior Brian Mayville. Brian was the second overall high scorer for our entire division! Second place for the Shepherd Hill team went to sophomore Matthew Spahl, and third place was a tie between senior Lance Harms and senior co-captain Justyna Sudyka. Competing also at this meet were seniors co-captain Mike Foss, Gabby Ray and Fay Wang. J unior competitors were Alex Tkachenko, Julianne Holby, Jasmine Inim, Jeff Morrissey, and Meghan Pratt. Also competing were sophomore Katherine Weinberg and freshmen Scott McKinstry. The team is looking forward to competing on November 12th at Shrewsbury High School. New classes are always starting. Student must be 15 yrs. 9 months prior to class start date. To secure a spot in a class, submit the following to the Principal’s Office (or mail to SHRHS Drivers Education, 68 Dudley-Oxford Rd., Dudley, MA 01571) :  Check payable to Dudley-Charlton Regional School District for $265—which is 50% of the course fee. (Total cost is $530 to be paid in full prior to the conclusion of classroom sessions). The fee covers the classroom portion and all driving instruction.  PRINT Full name including middle initial, address, telephone number, date of birth and student I.D.# Classes limited to 40 students determined on a “first to signup” basis. All classroom and monetary requirements must be fulfilled before student is allowed to participate in the onroad instruction. New Class starting in December. Check the school website (under the Driver’s Education quick link) for complete dates. Page 6 SHRHS October has been a very busy month for the Student Council! The Student Council hosted Homecoming, the Freshman BBQ and a Student Teacher Trivia night. Committees are also hard at work planning for upcoming events including, a second Student Teacher Trivia, Pep Rally and the well-known Mr. Shepherd Hill. In the beginning of the month, the Student Council hosted a Freshman BBQ. The Freshmen BBQ is a social event planned for freshmen so they can be included in school events and meet new people in their grade. All freshmen were invited to attend a fun social outing with games and a cookout. It took place on October 3, before a home football game, and it was once again a success. The student council also hosts a monthly StudentTeacher Trivia after school in the library, typically on Friday afternoons. The past Student Teacher Trivia held in the month of October was the very first trivia that the teachers have won. Congratulations team Ram Squad! We will be hosting our next Student Teacher Trivia on Friday November 7 at 3:30 in the library. On November 5, thirty student council members will be traveling to Blackstone Valley Tech in Mendon, MA. for the CDMASC fall conference. During this leadership conference students will hear from a guest speaker, Kyle Scheele, a youth speaker who shows students how to overcome the difficulties in their lives by telling amazing, incredible, world-changing stories. After the keynote speaker, students will also attend various workshops. This is a wonderful opportunity for our students to build upon their leadership skills. Tues., Nov. 4—Ram Tryouts (After School) Nov. 20-26—Spirit Week  Thurs., Nov. 20—Tie Dye Day  Fri., Nov. 21—Boston Day  Mon., Nov. 24—Twin Day  Tues., Nov. 25—Class Color Day (White— Freshmen; Red—Sophomores; Blue—Juniors; Black—Seniors)  Wed., Nov. 26—Maroon & Gold Day Mr. Shepherd Hill Thursday, November 20 (7:00 p.m.) Tickets: $5 Students; $10 Adults The boys have been selected and have been rehearsing and preparing for the show. Mr. Shepherd Hill is one of the school’s most well-known events and always sells out. Purchase your ticket early! November 2014 This year, the Student Council replaced the V-Dance with a homecoming. On Saturday October 25, decorations transformed the cafeteria into a “fall fantasy.” Students from all grades danced the night away for our celebratory homecoming dance. Congratulations to our appointed court: Amber Boraccini, Zachary Magdis, Oktawia Gielarowiec, Jarrod Kleya, Athena Prussman, Sean McKeon and to our queen Samantha Therrien and king Daniel Gilligan. A big thanks to the student council committee members who spent many hours planning and organizing this successful event. A special thanks to Kylie Chupka and Sally Cederberg, the chairmen of the event. We can’t wait to plan the future homecomings and see what they will bring! Page 7 SHRHS November 2014 MIAA 18th Annual Wellness Summit On October 24th Jay Dahlstrom, Emily Sprague, and Olivia Kiritsis attended the MIAA 18th Annual Wellness Summit held at the Doubletree hotel in Westborough. The aforementioned students are currently on the Superintendents Advisory Council and were very excited to attend the informative conference sessions and ecstatic to support/observe former Superintendent Mr. Gilrein receiving the Michael J. Kane Wellness Award. The day was filled with knowledgeable sessions encompassing various health topics: Substance Abuse Prevention Leadership Hazing and Bullying Prevention Healthy Relationships and Teen Sexuality Sports Injury Prevention Team Building and Leadership The Female Athlete Healthy Life Choices Jay, Emily, Olivia, Ms. Incutto and Ms. Gustafson attended the following sessions: A Mother’s Journey Through Faith Hope and Courage—Presented by Lisa Brodeur Through a mother’s eyes, experience the tragic loss of life, a coma, the loss of independence, hardship, pain and suffering. You will also feel the faith, hope, and courage the presenter has that helped her survive. Participants will be inspired to make good decisions, have the courage to “say no” to impaired driving of any kind, and to never give up no matter where life’s journey takes you. I Got Lucky—Presented by Scott Maloney A 2004 night of drinking, led to a tragic fall and life threatening injuries. Through a traumatic brain injury survivor’s eyes, learn about the destructive and life-changing consequences and decisions that were made under the influence of alcohol. GeekSox—Presented by Aaron Polansky Transforming Cultures, Changing Lives Ballroom Baldwin To wear your “GeekSox” is to be passionate and undeterred. Believe in yourself because your decisions are kind, honest, and improve situations. Wear your hypothetical “GeekSox” and focus on the little things that make the biggest difference. People who are comfortable in their “GeekSox” have an easier time focusing on what is truly important while building meaningful connections with those around them. Social Media Safety Ballroom Autumn—Presented by Jay Campbell, Strategic Social Consulting This program is designed to educate participants about social media safety and the long term effects that poor choices can have. Through studies and experiences, this interactive workshop demonstrates the power of social media; both positive and negative. Attendees will gain a better understanding about social media. A highlight of the workshop will feature how we can safely participate in social media platforms and “stay connected” while at the same time protecting private information. Unique Challenges Facing Female Athletes: A Model For Success—Presented by Dr. Jeff LaCure Not only do female athletes have to worry about making the team, playing and succeeding, they face many other important challenges such as; building healthy relationships with friends and dating partners; overcoming body image issues and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Lad in a Battle—Presented by James Orrigo Lad in a Battle is a positive movement created to encourage people to go beyond themselves to help others. This inspirational workshop presentation motivates all through story and song. Finding Your Voice—Presented by Jeff Levin Through music and discussion, this workshop helps participants “find their voice”. Participants are inspired to live in a soulful way, choose courage even in the face of fear, and follow their passions. Tools to build community are discussed leading to personal, team, and community greatness. Page 8 SHRHS November 2014 Shepherd Hill photography students participated in the 2014 Massachusetts High School Photography Exhibit The Massachusetts Art Education Association, in cooperation with the New England Art Education Conference, is continuing a series of art education exhibitions in the second floor atrium/gallery space at the State Transportation Building in Boston. In past years, photography teachers for grades 9-12 have submitted student work for a “first” exhibit of each school year. The past photography exhibits were very successful and the founders received a lot of positive feedback from students, parents and teachers as well as the general public and employees in the State Transportation Building. The exhibit will be open Monday Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The exhibit will not be open on weekends and holidays. Student photographers are: Nicole Burke, Kaitlin Gevry, Angela Jeffers, Chloe Jolin, Madison Prunier, Emily Quinn, Katie Romano, Brenna Sweeney and Erin Wilbur. Angela Jeffers Brenna Sweeney Erin Wilbur Page 9 SHRHS November 2014 Katie Romano Kaitlin Gevry Nicole Burke Chloe Jolin Madison Prunier Emily Quinn Page 10 SHRHS November 2014 Foreign Language Department—Mrs. Robidoux The Foreign Language Department has had many activities throughout October. It is amazing to see the progress of our students within the first few months of the school year. They seem to enthusiastically welcome the challenges of developing their ability to use the target language and even extend their excitement to find opportunities outside of the classroom to use the language. On the day of parent conferences I was visited by three of my Mandarin 1 students who could not wait until we had class again after Columbus Day weekend to tell me of their exciting experience using Mandarin in Jasmine’s Restaurant. They even allowed me to video tape themselves expressing what they said and how thrilled the Chinese employees were to converse with them in Mandarin. It was truly a win-win situation. Breaking the barriers of communication and developing friendships is so rewarding to one studying foreign languages. Just imagine the global connections which can be made, if there is a better means of communication and a better understanding of diverse cultures. Studying a language means tasting various foods and drinks. Some of the French students have tasted Brie cheese, Ratatouille, and Quiche Lorraine. The Mandarin students have tasted Longevity Noodles, Mooncakes, and will soon be trying a variety of teas. Spanish classes are working on video projects which involve preparing a dish at home and presenting it in class. A hands on approach is exciting and fun for all. The foreign language teachers have put the ceiling mount projectors and the availability of internet access to learning programs to great use over the last several months. The access to popular music and lyrics, games, and resources to festivals, museums, historical sites, etc. has been readily used by our teachers to enhance the program. We are all grateful for the projectors in our department. Some of Mrs. Lenter’s French students have made commercials in French to advertise products. Others have done power point presentations on French designers. How useful it will be to those students who wish to pursue a career in advertising and fashion design to have actually had prior experience beginning in high school. We are hoping to have a session this year for our students to learn Latin dance. This is something we have done in the past and hope to offer to our students in the near future. Foreign language study entails all aspects of life. Our department also intends to make connections with the Peace Corps correspondents in a variety of Spanish, French, and Mandarin speaking countries. Making connections and developing an understanding of how others live their lives is truly a 21 st century skill to be learned. Mrs. Andersen and I had the great experience of attending the Massachusetts Foreign Language Conference in Sturbridge. There were workshops given by foreign language professionals from abroad and through the U.S. including Rhodes Scholars. It was interesting to Mrs. Andersen to attend workshops conducted in Latin. This is a current trend. Our department has a common goal to conduct classes primarily in the target language, even at the beginning levels. We aim for the target language to be used 90% of the time. This may sound daunting to some parents or guardians, but envision the heightened proficiency of our students. Please understand that clarifications are given in English, when needed or stress levels of students need to be alleviated. Communicating is our goal and if students begin to accept the language as a tool it will come more naturally. Our teachers believe that students will become stronger in ability and be less apt to forget the language after high school, like some adults now feel happened to them. It is an ambition of mine to create an advocacy program for the study of foreign languages at an earlier age in our district. Just imagine how useful it would be, if our students could develop proficiency in a second or even third language. Their career opportunities would multiply and their sense of value to employers would increase tremendously. Please support the growth of this program to prepare our students for the challenges that await our everchanging world. We are seeking native guest speakers to come to our classrooms to tell of their experiences and open our students’ eyes to the adventures and opportunities that will come their way as they strengthen their skills in foreign language acquisition. Page 11 SHRHS November 2014 News from the Athletic Department Winter Athletics Registration Winter Sports Registration will run from November 3rd –November 14th Registration All registrations will be done on line. Please visit dcr sd.or g Shepher d Hill Athletics to r egister . November 1. Login to your account at the bottom of the page. Your saved information from a previous season will be 3-14 available to edit. Select your child and register him/her for the appropriate sport. If you don't have an account, proceed to step 2 and you can create an account as part of your registration. 2. Athletes must have a current qualifying sports physical exam form on file in the Nurse's Office. Physicals are good for 13 months from exact date of your last physical. Parents must also complete a Pre-Participation (Concussion) form prior to EACH season. You can find a copy of the concussion form linked to the registration page. You must submit hard copies of these forms to the Nurse's office or scan and submit them here. 3. Fill out and submit the Online Registration Form here. Team Orientation   Monday, November 24 (6:30 p.m.) Athlete and parent (or adult sponsor) must attend TeamOrientation Night. Monday, November 24th at 6:30 p.m. in the Shepherd Hill Gymnasium. If you have not played a sport this year you and a parent must attend the general session at 6:30 in the gymnasium and then proceed to the team meetings listed below. If you attended the general session for Fall Sports, then you and a parent only have to attend the individual team meetings starting at 7 pm in the following locations:  Boys' Basketball—Main Gym  Girls' Basketball—Library  Boys' & Girls' Indoor Track—Auditorium Side of Cafe  Wrestling - Gym Side of Cafe First Day Winter try-outs / practice begin Monday December 1st. Tryout schedules will be posted on the athletics page by November 24th. Physicals All candidates must have a physical on file in the nurse’s office dated within the last 13 months. Candidates will not be able to try-out / practice unless this requirement is fulfilled. Athletics Fees The $150.00 winter athletic fee will be due Tuesday, November 25th. In order for a student to begin practice or try -out this requirement must be satisfied. To fulfill this requirement the fee, or a written request for an extension or payment plan must be submitted. Waivers are granted to those students who qualify for the Free & Reduced Lunch Program. Online Fee Payment!!! We are very excited to introduce an online option to pay your athletic fees. You will see the link on the Athletics page along with the link to register. You have two (2) options for paying online; either by electronic check or by credit card. 1. Electronic Check—You will need one of your checks with you when you pay online in order to get your account number and the bank’s routing number from it. You will be shown where this information is on your check. There will be a $0.25 processing fee assessed for all electronic check payments. 2. Credit Card—We accept MasterCard and Discover for credit card payments. There will be a convenience fee for each online payment. The credit card service provider charges the fee to your credit card. When paying by credit card, the fee amount will appear in a separate box and will be totaled with the amount of the tax. Page 12 SHRHS November 2014 News from the Music Department Shepherd Hill 21st Annual Fall Invitational Cheerleading Tournament Cheerleading Tryouts! Cheerleading Tryouts Winter Season will be held on Monday, November 24, & Tuesday, November 25, from 3:00-4:30 p.m. at Shepher d Hill in the White Gym. It is very important that each individual has an updated physical in the Nurse’s Office! Please read the “Physicals” section for updated information. A preparticipation head injury form is also required for each season. Information packets are available in the Main Office regarding tryouts for cheerleading. If you have any questions regarding cheerleading tryouts please contact Loretta Andre at landre@dcrsd.org or Maddie Zabka at madison.zabka@gmail.com Sun., Nov. 2nd (1:00 p.m.) Admission: $7 adults/$4 students/senior citizens This tournament is hosted by the Shepherd Hill Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. The Shepherd Hill JV and Varsity cheerleaders will perform an exhibition at 1:00 p.m. MSSAA Central Massachusetts Regional Championship Sun., Nov. 16th (Time TBD by the MSSAA) Shepherd Hill Regional High School Admission: $10 adults/$7 students/senior citizens We Need Your Talent in the Kitchen! Do you have a favorite recipe for cookies…. The best banana bread around…. Cake, pies, squares, jam, relish? Please help us by making your specialty and sending it to school with your child on Friday, November 21. All proceeds from the craft fair support the Music Department. The Shepherd Hill Varsity Cheerleaders would love to our school support and come cheer them on at the Central Mass Regional Championship. The top two teams in the Central Massachusetts Championship will move on to the State Cheerleading Championship the following week. Please come support the Lady Rams! Please include a list of all ingredients, or a copy of the recipe (per order of the Board of Health) Interested in helping out on Craft Fair Day? Just let us know what times are convenient for you! Contact the Music Department at 508-9436700 x 182 or cgalli@dcrsd.org It’s That Time Again! Shepherd Hill Regional High School Music Parents Association Festival of Crafts Join the Shepherd Hill Choirs for Saturday, November 22, 2014 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 100's of Crafters! Holiday Shopping at it's Finest! A “Holiday Spectacular” Friday, December 12, & Saturday, December 13, 2014 7:00 PM The Shepherd Hill Auditorium will be transformed into a Christmas Village as we celebrate in song and dance with Rudolph, Frosty and friends. This Rockin’ Radio City Music Hall style show will get the whole family into a holiday mood. And Santa is sure to make a surprise visit! Tickets go fast—don’t miss out! Tickets are reserved seating and are available online at shepherdhillchorus.com. For your convenience, we have added a new online payment option. Or you can contact Connie Galli at 508-9436700 x182 or cgalli@dcrsd.org. $1.00 off regular Admission SH Present This Coupon at the Door to save $1.00 on Admission see Shepherd Hill Regional High School 68 Dudley-Oxford Road Dudley, MA 01571 Phone: 508-943-6700 Fax: 508-943-5956 “...committed to excellence with pride and unity.” NEWSLETTER We’re on the web! www.dcrsd.org The Shepherd Hill Music Parents Association Presents the 23rd Annual Saturday, November 22, 2014 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m. at Shepherd Hill DUDLEY-CHARLTON REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ► Over 125 Top-Quality Crafters and Artisans ► Hand-Made Holiday Gifts at reasonable prices Save $1 off our ► Crafters’ Raffle $5 Admission ► Home-Baked Desserts in Our Country with coupon Kitchen on Page 12 ► Package Carry-Out Service ► Free Shuttle Service from Dudley Middle School ► Delicious Breakfast and Lunch Items available at the Concession Stand
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