New Scholarships

Yawkey Scholars Program

Deadline:  February 12, 2016 at noon

The Yawkey Foundations' mission is to continue the charitable legacy of Tom and Jean Yawkey to make immediate, significant, and positive impacts on the quality of life of underserved children, youth and families.  The Yawkeys valued the importance of education and understood its ability to alter the course of young lives.  To honor this legacy of learning, the Yawkey Foundation Board of Trustees established the Yawkey Scholars Program in 2005 to help talented and motivated disadvantaged young people from Massachusetts and Georgetown County, South Carolina meet the rising costs of undergraduate education. Over the past ten years, the Yawkey Scholars Program has provided nearly $9 million in tuition supports to 238 Scholars as they pursue a college education. The Yawkey Scholars Program is administered by The Philanthropic Initiative (TPI).

http://www.tpi.org/scholarship/yawkey-scholars-program


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Red Pine Scholarship

Deadline:  February 12, 2016

The Red Pine Scholarship offers high-performing high school seniors and recent graduates from Massachusetts the chance to attend competitive colleges anywhere in the United States. If you’re accepted into the program, you’ll receive a four-year scholarship of up to $20,000 annually, plus individual mentoring, and funding for enrichment opportunities.
Applications for the 2016-17 Red Pine Scholarship are due February 12, 2015. Only complete applications submitted online will be considered. Please make sure that you are eligible for the scholarship by reviewing the 2016-17 Guidelines and Eligibility Requirements.

http://tpi.org/scholarship/red-pine-scholarship

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Hood Sportsmanship Scholarship

Deadline:  March 11, 2016

The Hood Milk Sportsmanship Scholarship Program awards 18 New England high school student athletes with a $5,000 scholarship toward furthering their education at a two- or four- year accredited college or university.

For more than 160 years, Hood® Milk has been at the heart of families and communities across New England. Hood is proud to be able to give 18 student athletes an opportunity to win a $5,000 college scholarship.

To be eligible, high school seniors must have displayed a high degree of sportsmanship while participating in a varsity high school sport. These students also must have earned a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher and performed volunteer work in the community.

Students will be asked to write an essay explaining how they display sportsmanship and integrity on and off the field.

Each student who meets the standards in the official rules and completes the essay will be featured on an online voting site. The 10 students from each New England state who receive the most votes will be interviewed by a select panel of judges.

The panel of judges will then select three students from each of the six New England states (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont) as the scholarship winners. Winners will be honored at an awards ceremony and inducted into the Hood Sportsmanship Scholarship Hall of Fame.

Applicants must enter by 3PM EST on March 11, 2016. Voting begins 9AM EDT on April 1, 2016, and ends at 3PM EDT on April 22, 2016.

https://hood.com/scholarship

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Knights of Pythias High School Humanitarian Award

Deadline:  April 1, 2016

Three scholarships awarded -- $1000 each  -- "based on altruistic services to the community.  Altruistic meaning having unselfish concern for or devoted to the welfare of others."

Scholarship flyer is available in Guidance

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Term 2 Progress Reports are posted to Aspen

Term 2 progress reports have been posted to Aspen.

Music Department's Winter Concert - TONIGHT!

Hull High School's Music Department proudly presents its annual Winter Concert on December 16th in the Joseph C. Doniger Auditorium.  The performance is free for everyone, but we gladly accept any donations as they go toward the Band program.  Doors open at 6:45 PM and the concert begins at 7 PM.  The evening will feature a new ensemble never before heard at HHS, songs from this year's public performances, and traditional holiday classics that include faculty and past Marching Pirates.  

You don't want to miss this performance!

Girls and Boys Basketball Home Opener - TONIGHT!

The girls and boys varsity basketball teams have their home opener tonight in Hull at the Joseph Berman Gymnasium.

The girls game begins at 5PM.  The boys follow at 6:30.

HHS students are admitted free of charge.

Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students/seniors.

Go Pirates!

Hull has an Audition Trend Again!

This year we had four students from the Hull Music Program audition for the state level district music festival!  In November, Junior Ricky Barone (tenor saxophonist), auditioned for the Senior Southeastern District Music Festival.  Even though he scored respectably well for his first state audition, he missed the cut off score to allow him to participate in this year's Band/Orchestra.  However, he did participate in the local Senior SEMSBA Music Festival last year as Hull's first instrumental student since the early 1980s!  We also had Freshmen, Jimmy Barone and Ben Fenelon (both trumpet players) audition last weekend for the Junior Southeastern District Music Festival.  The fourth student to audition was Robert Hunter (Jazz Piano) from Memorial Middle School.  Both Ben and Jimmy earned respectable scores for their auditions.  In fact, Jimmy scored high enough to earn him a seat in the Junior District Music Festival that will take place in March!!!  All three high school students will perform their audition pieces at this year's Winter Concert next Wednesday at 7 PM in the Joseph C. Doniger Auditorium (Hull High School).  Hope to see you there.

HHS Mural Project - in the News

In January, Mrs. Davis' art classes will be working on a mural project with artist David Fichter.  The mural will be located in the cafeteria.  The link below is a story in the Patriot Ledger covering the project.

http://www.patriotledger.com/article/20151210/NEWS/151219049/11444/NEWS

Our Town Opens Tonight

Hull High School's Theatre Arts production of Our Town will open this evening at 7:30 in the Joseph Doniger Auditorium.  Tickets are still available - $12 at the door.

Additional show times:  Saturday at 2:30 and 7:30

Important PTO Membership Information

Attention all Hull High School Senior Parents

12/31/2015 – Last day to join PTO to have your HHS Senior eligible for Hull PTO Award

Annual Dues for Hull PTO are $10.00 and directly support the students of Hull Public Schools and allow you to vote at any meeting!

The meetings for the 2015-2016 school year are as followed:

Tuesday, January 12th
Tuesday, February 9th
Tuesday, March 8th
Tuesday, April 12th
Tuesday, May 10th
Tuesday, June 7th

If you would like to pay your dues or learn more about Hull PTO, please go to www.hullpto.org.

Our Town Opens this Weekend

In the third and final installment of our video series, the students of HHSTA share some of their favorite moments of the upcoming production of Our Town.

The shows are Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm and there is a matinee at 2:30pm.  On Friday night there will be a reception in the cafeteria with some Jazz stylings of the music department students.  Saturday afternoon there will be a brief post-show discussion with the cast.

If you would like reserved seating, you can purchase your tickets online here.  Tickets will also be available at the door.


Thanks for all the support.  We are looking forward to a great show!

Meet New HHS English Teacher - Kathleen Sowyrda

Where are you from and where did you go to college?

I am from Hingham and went to Siena College for undergrad where I majored in English.  I am currently attending Lesley University in pursuit of my Masters. 

What do you do for fun/hobbies?

For fun, I enjoy hanging out with my friends and family. I also love to travel and am going to Australia during this April vacation.

What made you want to be a teacher?

Since I was in kindergarten I have always wanted to be a teacher.  Then in High School, I had a tough but enthusiastic Freshman English teacher who made studying English fun! She inspired me to always do my best and made me want to teach others. 

How have things gone to start the school year?

Things have gone well so far this year! I love both the students and staff! They make Hull High one of the best places to teach!  

Theatre Arts in the News

This past weekend Hull High School Theatre Arts had a feature article in the Hull Times Newspaper about our upcoming production of Our Town.  Read the article by clicking here.

  

Part 2 of our video series. The cast from HHSTA's production of Our Town, talks about how the fictional 1901 town of Grover's Corners is similar to their hometown of Hull, MA in 2015. More glimpses into rehearsals.  View the video by clicking here.

Finally- get your tickets in advance by ordering reserved seating online and save $2.  Avoid the line at the show and walk right in with print-at-home tickets.  No additional online processing fees.  $10 when you order online, $12 at the door. Order your tickets here.

New Scholarship Opportunities

Foot Locker Scholarship

Deadline:  December 17, 2015

For the fifth consecutive year, Foot Locker will be awarding $20,000 college scholarships to outstanding student athletes who demonstrate exceptional academic ability and strong leadership skills in sports, school and within their communities.
As a new addition to the program this year, one of our twenty winners will also be selected for the Ken C. Hicks scholarship for demonstrating superior educational achievement, outstanding leadership, and a true love of the game. This winner will receive an additional $5000 award (for a total of $25,000).

https://footlockerscholarathletes.com/


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South Shore Band Scholarship

Deadline:  April 6, 2016

This scholarship, now in its 18^th year, will be awarded to several south shore students.  Your school has been chosen to receive our scholarship information packet.

I am including an application form that should be returned to us by April 6, 2016.  You may make copies of the form if you have more than one applicant.  If you have multiple applicants and wish to endorse one as most deserving, please attach a note to that student’s application form. 

South Shore Bay Band is a non-profit organization dedicated to giving musicians the opportunity to play and perform concert band music for the south shore communities.  Our band members range in age from high school to senior adults.  We perform summer outdoor concerts in the south shore area.  Money raised from these concerts goes to charitable causes, such as our Music Achievement Scholarship Awards. 

Everyone associated with the South Shore Bay Band is very pleased to be able to offer these scholarships and we hope to continue to do so for many years to come.

New band members are always welcome.  If you know of anyone who would be interested in joining us, please feel free to forward my contact information.  I can be reached at 508-947-2220 or anncav@comcast.net for further information or directions.

Application:

SOUTH SHORE BAY BAND

Music Achievement Scholarship Application

 

     This award is offered to any high school music student planning to attend a college or university in the next academic year.  Applicants will be judged on information provided on the completed application form.  The award amount may vary from year to year, depending on the availability of funds, but has historically averaged around $300 per recipient.

 

     All applicants are required to mail the completed application and all requested information no later than April 6, 2016.  Selection decisions will be made by May 16, 2016.  Recipients will be notified by phone and in writing.

Name ______________________________________________

 

Address ____________________________________________

 

Telephone __________________________________________

 

School _____________________________________________

 

___ check here for instrumental         ___ check here for vocal

     On a separate piece of paper, please list all musical experiences you have had in the past four years.  Include any and all performances, personal awards and creative achievements.  In addition, in one page or less, describe your plans for future musical activities and how this financial award would help you achieve your goals.

Please have a school advisor initial your application to indicate review of your listings.

Please mail your completed application no later than April 6, 2015  to:

South Shore Bay Band/Scholarship

P.O. Box 139

Marshfield, MA 02050 

The South Shore Bay Band is a non-profit organization dedicated to giving musicians the opportunity to play and perform concert band music for the community.

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Henry David Thoreau Foundation

Deadline:  February 1, 2016

Through our undergraduate scholarship program, the Henry David Thoreau Foundation identifies and supports outstanding young leaders from Massachusetts who are committed to safeguarding the environmental welfare of future generations.

Financial Support

Each year, we select a new class of Thoreau Scholars: eight to ten top-ranking high school seniors from Massachusetts who demonstrate the potential for environmental leadership and intend to pursue interdisciplinary environmental studies in college.  Each Thoreau Scholar receives a four-year scholarship of up to $20,000. In addition, Thoreau Scholars are eligible for an environmental internship stipend, which usually takes place between junior and senior year.

Support for Environmental Study

Recognizing that environmental concerns intersect with a wide range of fields—from oceanography to bioterrorism to the design of transportation systems—we encourage students to pursue curricular and professional opportunities that speak to their passions. Students ground their education in environmental studies, taking at least 25% of their coursework in subjects related to the environment. They then forge connections with other disciplines like business, economics, education, public health and policy, resulting in an interdisciplinary understanding of the environmental challenges facing society. Most Thoreau Scholars pursue one or more internships, helping them to better interpret and address environmental challenges through a variety of lenses, whether economic, historical, or socio-political.

The HDT Network

Thoreau Scholars gain access to a dynamic network of current scholars and alumni who study and work around the world, offering tremendous opportunities for professional discovery and personal growth. At our annual reception, the Thoreau Foundation gathers to celebrate the achievements of our Scholars and induct new members of the Henry David Thoreau Society for the Environment (our alumni association). Scholars and alumni also arrange informal mentoring opportunities throughout the year. Through the HDT Network, Thoreau Scholars inspire, challenge and support one another in environmental leadership.

http://www.thoreauscholar.org/undergraduate-scholarships/program-overview

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GRAND LODGE OF MASSACHUSETTS
ORDER SONS OF ITALY IN AMERICA

Deadline:  February 1, 2016

Scholarship awards are limited to members of the Senior Class of any secondary school and shall be awarded on the following basis:

(a) Scholastic Ability

(b) Character

(c) Activities

Scholarship consideration shall be given only to applicants planning to attend four-year, degree granting colleges (including vocational and/or technical) approved by the Scholarship Commission and accredited by the State Board of Education of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or corresponding agencies of other states.

http://osiama.org/scholarship_application.pdf

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The Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship

Deadline:  April 10, 2016

The Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund offers renewable, 4-year scholarships to students with financial need who display academic achievement, a commitment to serving others (in school, in the community or at home), a strong work ethic, and leadership qualities.

Qualifications

Applicants must be:

• An entering or returning student at an accredited undergraduate institution in the United States and must be enrolled full-time (at least 12 hours).
• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree (BA, BS, BFA, BSN for example) for the first time. Students in one-year or two-year certificate or associate’s degree programs do not qualify. Students in five-plus year programs ending in a master’s degree or beyond may apply for the first four (undergraduate) years of their programs.
• A United States citizen or noncitizen who has a current lawful presence in the United States and is eligible to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
• A permanent resident of a New England state: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island or Vermont.

Academic Achievement

Applicants should:

• Have a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale
• Be enrolled in a demanding course of study
• Demonstrate skilled writing

Financial Need

Qualifying applicants will have one or more of the following:

• Substantial unmet need
• Special financial circumstances
• Low EFC (Expected Family Contribution) from the FAFSA Student Aid Report (In 2015, of the 140 newly awarded recipients, 77% had EFCs less than $5,000 and 84% had parent AGIs below $80,000.)

Citizenship, Character and Serious-Mindedness

Strong applicants would:

• Demonstrate a desire to make a meaningful contribution to society both present and future
• Be involved in a balance of community, school and work activities
• Pursue goals and aspirations with integrity, resolution, self-discipline and judgment
• Work part time
• Demonstrate leadership characteristics and/or assumed leadership positions
• Exhibit grit when faced with hardship

Does this sound like you?

 

http://phillips-scholarship.org/

 

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Nichols College New England Principal's Leadership Award

 

Deadline:  January 29, 2016

 

One nominated student from each participating school throughout New England will

receive a $72,000 Nichols College scholarship. The award will be dispersed in four

amounts of $18,000 to attend Nichols College beginning the 2016–2017 academic year.

This award is equivalent to our top academic scholarship and supersedes any previous

scholarship the student may have received from Nichols.

The nominated student from your school should demonstrate academic promise,

ambition, and leadership in your school and community. The student should also meet

the following criteria:

 

Have an unweighted cumulative GPA between 2.5 and 3.5

At least a 1250 three-way SAT (verbal, math, and writing)

Exemplary leadership and involvement in your school and community

 

https://www.nichols.edu/f/150925_NEPLA_SHEET_FINAL.pdf

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Marjot Foundation Award

Deadline:  April 1, 2016

About the Marjot Foundation

Mission and Goals

The goal of the Marjot Foundation is to fund independent field and/or laboratory research projects on environmental issues by high school students in grades 9-11. Students must write an independent proposal detailing their research goals to be carried out over a one-year period.
Funding from the Marjot Foundation is very competitive. Preference for awards will be given to students from public high schools, although students from private schools may also apply and will be considered. All students are expected to meet the following criteria:

1. Participate in a state science fair during the course of their project;
2. Submit a mid year report to the trustees of the Marjot Foundation summarizing their accomplishments to date; and
3. Have a mentor who will assist the student with his/her research. The mentor may be at a high school, a college or university, at independent laboratory or a state/federal agency.

Marjot has funded over seventy students from Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York and Maine since 1998. Total funds available are $5000 per award and include support for the student(s), the mentor, supplies for the project and funds for the student's host school. or laboratory. For 2015-2016, Marjot will accept applications from students from New England and New York.
Where do these students go after high school? We already have one physician graduate from U. Mass Worcester medical school, students who have graduated from Bowdoin and U. Maine, students attending Brown, Haverford, MIT, Amherst, and the U Vermont, to name a few.
Marjot has been and will continue to be totally funded by private contributions from individuals and from corporations. We are a 501c3 entity based in the Commonwealth of Masschusetts.

Apply Now

The Marjot Foundation seeks applications for a April 1, 2016 deadline. Students in grades 9-11 from high schools in New England and New York are welcome to apply. STUDENTS must write proposals on environmentally related research they will carry out over a one year period. Students must have a mentor who will write a letter stating he/she will help the students with their research. Students will be required to participate in a science fair at the conclusion of their research. Total funding per project is $5000.

We require online PLUS hard copy applications. Questions? Email clancraig1@gmail.com
Contact

The Marjot Foundation
PO Box 803
Falmouth, MA 02541clancraig1@gmail.com
Phone: (978) 462-1887

 

http://marjotfoundation.org/

Our Town - Promotional Video

The Hull High School Theatre Arts Program has been working hard preparing for Our Town. This video gives you a glimpse into rehearsals as the students discuss what Our Town is about and what it means to them. Tickets can now be purchased through the link in the comments below. $10 in advance, $12 at the door.

Promotional Video:  https://youtu.be/xfxxcxNjnnE     Please share!


To Get Tickets: https://www.showtix4u.com/index.php?submit=Search+for+Events&current_client=06462815111714124

PHI Mission Fundraiser - Raffle

 Nautical Wrought Iron - Bench of HOPE 

 

 $3.00 ea. 

 2 for $5.00 

 Drawing: After Holiday Showcase 11/28, will be delivered. 

 Size: 44" x 15" x 18"

 See us at the Powder Puff Game and Holiday Showcase

 

 Buy in advance: Bobbie 781-929-4846 

Mural Art Project

On Tuesday, November 17, 2015, thanks to generous funding from the Mass Cultural Council, Hull PTO and Hull Boosters, art students at Hull High School, had their first visit with visiting mural artist David Fichter to begin the planning stages for a mural that will be completed in the high school cafeteria. The goal of the 10-day residency is for all of the art students in grades 9-12 to work with artist David Fichter to create a large-scale mural (51.5 ft x 9 ft) in the high school cafeteria to beautify the space and celebrate the students’ views on community, diversity, and social change thus promoting understanding and acceptance as a value at Hull High School. After David’s initial visit, students will then work with art teacher, Amanda Davis, to create individual themed drawings that David will later combine to create one cohesive image. David will return in January to complete the mural with the students at Hull High.

Painting will take place during school time under the guidance of Mrs. Davis and muralist David Fitcher. Students will be provided the opportunity to paint  after school with the possibility of a community painting event on the weekend open to all community members. David will be invited back in May to attend Hull High School’s Festival of Harmony and Artistry for the official unveiling of the mural. Members from the community, parents, local newspapers, school committee, PTO, Boosters, MCC and legislators will be invited as well.

Through this experience, students will understand the process of creating a mural through gaining technical skills such as color mixing, working with hues and textures, and how to create a desired contrast. They will demonstrate a purposeful use of elements as well as principles of design to convey their message. Overall, each art student will walk away from this experience with an understanding of the benefits of working as a team and building a sense of unity through mural art.

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

If interested in helping during the production of the mural contact Hull High School Art Teacher, Amanda Davis, at adavis@town.hull.ma.us by December 7th.

Powder Puff - Wednesday, November 25

Come and cheer for the girls!

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

7 PM at Hull High School

4th Annual

Junior Girls vs. Senior Girls

Powderpuff Flag Football Game

Student Admission Cost:  $3.00

Adult Admission Cost:  $5.00

Admission proceeds go to the Senior class

Concession profits go to the Junior class

Raffle profits go to the Sophomore class

Bake Sale profits go to the Freshmen class

All proceeds will benefit the High School students

Thanksgiving Rally Agenda

Thanksgiving Rally Agenda

November 25, 2015

9:50-10:50

Band playing as students arrive

Welcome

Olympics

-     explain relay race

-     run relay race

1)    Pizza Box

2)    Dizzy bat

3)    Football Carry

4)    Balloon Pop

5)    Amoeba

Captains Speeches

Powder Puff Coin Toss

Spirit Week Winners:

Senior:

Junior:

Sophomore:

Freshmen:

Staff:

Announce winner of the Links –Mr. Devine, Mrs. Nosek and Jake Hague

Presentation of the check

Announce for all Seniors to line-up in the hallway

Band Performance: 

Cheerleader’s Performance

Senior Introductions (Coach Q)

Football Captains speeches

Winners of the Wall Announced

Students Dismissed to buses

End Hunger, Feed Hull - Free Thanksgiving Dinner

Daddy's Beach Club will be offering a FREE Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday, November 26 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.  All are welcome.  If you need transportation or meal delivery, please call 781.925.3600.

Happy Thanksgiving

Parent-Coach-Student-Athlete Meetings TONIGHT

On Wednesday, November 18th, we will be holding Winter Parent - Coach - Student-Athlete team meetings. Ice Hockey will be at 6 in the Exhibition Room, Girls Basketball will be at 6:30 in the Cafeteria, Boys Basketball will be at 7 in the Exhibition Room and Winter Cheer will be at 7:30 in the Cafeteria. 

Live links are available to register and pay for winter participation at www.piratesathletics.blogspot.com These meetings are mandatory for either the student-athlete or a parent. However, it is strongly encouraged that both attend. 

For your convenience, teacher conferences are on the same night. Please let Mrs. Troy know that you will be attending a team meeting so that she can schedule around that for you. Any questions, please contact Mr. Quatromoni at 781.925.3000 ex 1113.

Mr. Devine's Term One Letter to Parents

November 13, 2015

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Well, more than 25% of the 2015-2016 school-year is behind us.  The fall sports season is now over for all of our athletic teams except for our football team and repeating- South Shore League Champion cheerleaders.  Many of our seniors have already sent in their college applications and a few have even received acceptances!  All of our freshmen, sophomores and juniors have taken the PSAT and many of our seniors have taken the SAT for the very last time.  23 juniors and seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society, the Mock Trial team is getting ready for another successful season, PHI is planning a mission trip this spring to the Dominican Republic, and the Art Club is preparing to grace our hallways with even more beautiful art.  All of our classes are in full-swing and I can tell you that the men and woman who are teaching your children are doing a great job of making the curriculum come alive for their students. As you can see – the fall has been busy, yet great so far here at Hull High School!

Now that the leaves are off the trees and the sun sets before 5PM, we are entering into “winter mode.”  Let’s just hope that this year’s winter is a little easier on us than last year’s!  Here are just a few of the events happening at Hull High School that I want to make sure you know about.

Term 1 Report Cards

Your student’s first term report card has been posted on Aspen.  If you are unable to access the report card, please contact Lisa Dalton here at the high school and she can make sure you have what you need to see the report card.  If you and/or your student are not pleased with any grades he/she received, please encourage your child to meet with his/her teachers to talk about how to improve that grade this term. 

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Parent-teacher conferences are scheduled for the afternoon of Monday, November 16 and the evening of Wednesday, November 18th. Conferences may be scheduled by emailing Fran Troy at  ftroy@town.hull.ma.us  or by calling her at 781-925-3000 ext. 1112.  Please let Fran know which day you would like to schedule conferences and which teachers you would like to see. 

Winter Sports Team Meetings

Parent-Coach-Student-Athlete Winter Team Meetings are scheduled for Wednesday, November 18^th.  Ice Hockey will begin at 6:00, Girls’ Basketball at 6:30, Boys’ Basketball at 7:00 and Winter Cheerleading at 7:30.  It is mandatory that either a parent or student-athlete attend these meetings, but strongly encouraged that both are present.   For your convenience, we have scheduled these meetings on the same night as conferences.  Please be sure to let Mrs. Troy know that you will be at a Winter Team Meeting as you schedule your conferences.  Live links to register and pay online are available at www.piratesathletics.blogspot.com.

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is always a special time here at Hull High School.  On Wednesday, we have our annual rally and recognize the senior student-athletes and senior student-actors and actresses.  The Big Game is on Thanksgiving morning here at Hull High School.  The game starts at 10AM and tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students.  As always, current Hull High School students are able to enter for free.  Also, we are proud to have any active-duty member of the military in uniform attend the game for free as our guest.

The Boosters’ Club Golf Ball Drop Fundraiser

The Boosters’ Club Golf Ball Drop Fundraiser will be going home with students on Friday, November 13.  On Thanksgiving, golf balls will be dumped onto the field from the top of the ladder truck.  If your golf ball lands closest to the flag on the field, you win $1000.  Second place is $500.  The golf ball that is furthest from the field wins a pair of Celtics tickets.  If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Quatromoni at jquatromoni@town.hull.ma.us.

Fall Play

As you may know, it has been several years since the student-actors have presented a non-musical production and they are very excited about this show.  Jim Sullivan, our new Director of Theatre Arts, and our student-actors have been working since August to prepare what is sure to be an amazing production.  This fall's production is Thornton Wilder's Our Town.  When Our Town first premiered on Broadway in 1938, the New York Times called it "The last word in experimental theatre."   

 Our Town is known as being one of the most widely produced shows internationally- especially in schools.  It touches on universal themes of life, love and death through a very specific lens- the daily life of the people of Grover's Corner, New Hampshire over the course of 13 years.  The show is performed without scenery, and mostly without props and will utilize the performance space in a very unique way.  The costumes will be contemporary (even though the show is based in 1901-1913). The production features students in grades 7-12.  The shows will be Friday (Dec. 11th) and Saturday (Dec. 12th) at 8pm and a matinee performance with post-show discussion will also be on Saturday, December 12th at 2pm.

Holiday Concert

Come celebrate the dedication and hard work of our High School Band students at this year’s Winter Concert.  The concert is on Wednesday, December 16 and starts at 7 PM.  This performance is free to everyone and the doors open at 6:45 PM.  We hope to see you and your family there!

This is my 7^th year here at Hull High School and each year I am more and more impressed with our students.    I have no doubt that the 2015-2016 school-year will be another fantastic one for our learning community.

As we enter into the holiday season, I wish you and your families happiness, peace and joy.

Sincerely,

Michael F. Devine

Principal

Hull High School

Marching Pirates Return to Halftime

The Pirates are Marching Again ON the Field!

This Friday night's home game marked the return of the High School Marching Pirates to the football field.  It has been about 30 years since the last time the HHS Band had taken the field and what a performance they had.  The sound of music and presence of almost the entire 32 member band performed "Star Wars" to celebrate the upcoming movie release of The Force Awakens.  Compliments from the community included, "It's great to have the band back!"  and "The band sounded great!".  We are looking forward to continuing to grow the band program in Hull over the next number of years.  Congratulations High School Marching Pirates!

The High School Music Department can now be found on Facebook.  Like us at Hull High School Music Department and you can follow what the Music/Band Program is doing.

Get Linked Focus Group - Tonight

GET LINKED!

November 12, 2015

6:00PM – 8:00PM

Memorial Middle School

Do you know how the Jacobs Elementary School, Middle School or High School use technology?

Do you have questions on the use of social media as a communication tool?

Are you having difficulty accessing information in the Aspen parent portal?

Is your child having trouble with a school assigned digital device?

Please join us this evening to get questions answered and participate in a focus

group on technology while learning about the district’s use of technology.  Each

session is offered twice so participants should refer to the attached Get Linked

schedule so you can attend the sessions that are of interest to you.

Remaining Fall Athletic Schedule

October's Students of the Month

English:	Michael Fanning
Mathematics:	Chris Riveiccio
Physical Education:	Bryan Ramos Martinez
Special Education:	Jessica Bellew
Foreign Language:	Matt Williamson
Art:	Cali Mullen
Music:	Keila Clark
Media/Technology:	Amanda Mueller
Social Studies:	Dylan Greeley
Science:	Ricky Barone
Student-Athlete:	Andrew Jones, Zack Jones

SEPAC Meeting Monday, November 9, 2015

SEPAC Meeting

Monday, November 9, 2015

7 p.m.

Memorial Middle School

7^th Grade Group Room

A Presentation by MA Rehabilitation Commission (MRC)

And

Department of Developmental Services (DDS)

This presentation will cover the intake process, eligibility, assessments, plans for employment, training, and other services these agencies can provide to transition students

Grades Close November 6

Term one grades close on Friday, November 6.

Parent Teacher Conferences

Parent-teacher conferences are scheduled for the afternoon of Monday, November 16 and the evening of Wednesday, November 18th. Conferences may be scheduled by emailing Fran Troy at  ftroy@town.hull.ma.us  or by calling her at 781-925-3000 ext. 1112.  Please let Fran know which day you would like to schedule conferences and which teachers you would like to see.

College Open Houses

Reprinted from College Impressions Newsletter, November 2015 Edition:

 Open House Notices   -   November  2015        

Suggestion:  When responding regarding attendance,  confirm the date and time and place of the meeting.

 Abbreviation Key:      OH = Open House Program      IS = Information Session      ON = Overnight Program

TBA  = To Be Announced (date not available at time of printing)

 Adelphi U., Garden City, NY,  Nov. 15 (OH);  Nov. 1 (Art Portfolio Review Day);  call  (800) 233-5744

Alabama, U. of, Huntsville, AL,  Nov. 7  -Discovery Day-  call  (800) 824-2255

Albertus Magnus Col., New Haven, CT,  Nov. 8 (OH);  Nov. 7 & 14 (Saturday Session);  call  (800) 578-9160

Albright Col., Reading, PA,  Nov. 15  -OH-  call  (800) 252-1856

Alfred St. U., Alfred, NY,  Nov. 14 & 21  –Autumn Visit-  call  (800) 4-ALFRED

American International Col., Springfield, MA,  Nov. 7, 14, 21  -Saturday IS-  call  (800) 242-3142

American U., Washington, DC,  Nov.,  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section for  Preview Showcase Programs schedules,  call  (202) 885-1000

Anna Maria Col., Paxton, MA,  Nov. 14 (OH);  Nov. 21 (Saturday Visit);  call  (800) 344-4586

Art Institute of Boston (Lesley U.), Boston, MA,  Nov. 8 (OH);  Nov. 14 (Portfolio Workshop Day);  call  (617) 262-1223

Assumption Col., Worcester, MA,  Nov. 6 & 13             –             Discovery Day

Nov. 7 & 14           –             Saturday Visitation

Nov. 7, 14              –             Saturday IS

Call                                         (885) 882-7786

Babson Col., Wellesley, MA,  Nov. 11  -Fall Preview-  call  (800) 488-3696

Bates Col., Lewiston, ME,  Nov.,  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,   call  (207) 786-6000

Bay Path Col., Longmeadow, MA,  Nov. 8 & 9  –ON-  call  (800) 782-7284  

Becker Col., Worcester, MA,  Nov. 11  –IS, English, Liberal Arts & Psychology,  210 Weller Academic Ctr.,  call  (508) 373-9400

                     Worcester, MA,  Nov. 21  –IS, Business, Data Science, Data Analysis, Weller Academic Ctr.

                      Leicester, MA,  Nov. 11  –IS  Animal Science & Biology, Daniel’s Hall 

Beloit Col., Beloit, WI,  Nov. 21  –OH-  call  (800) 356-6751

Boston Architectural Col., Boston, MA,  Nov. 12  -OH-  5:30 pm to 7 pm,  call  (617) 585-0123

Boston Col., Chestnut Hill, MA,  Nov. “Eagle for a Day”,  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (800) 360-2500

Brandeis U., Waltham, MA,  Oct. 24 & Nov. 9  –Fall for Brandeis Days-  call  (781) 736-5008

Bryant U., Smithfied,  RI,  Nov. 7  –Women in STEN-  call  (800) 622-7001 

Bridgewater St. U., Bridgewater, MA,  Nov. 7 to 14  –Fall Preview-  call  (508) 531-1000

Bridgewater St. Col., Bridgewater, VA,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (540) 828-8000

Bryn Mawr Col., Bryn Mawr, PA,  Nov. 3 & 4  -Senior Stays ON, Women in STEN-  call  (610) 527-7320

Carnegie-Mellon U., Pittsburg, PA,  Nov. 1 & 2 (ON Weekend);  Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 (Diversity Weekend);  call  (412) 268- 2082

Canisius Col., Buffalo, NY,  Nov. 15 (OH);  Nov. 21 (Saturday Visits);  call  (716) 888-2201

Castleton State Col., Castleton, VT,  Nov. 21 (OH);  Nov. 11 & 14 (IS);  call  (802) 468-5611         

Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio,  Nov. 9  -OH-  call  (800) 967-8890

Catholic U., Washington DC,  Nov. 13  –Focus Day-Departments: Architecture, Business, Engineering, Music, Social Work, call  (800) 673-2772

Cedar Crest Col., Allentown, PA,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (800) 360-1222

Champlain Col., Burlington, VT,  Nov. 11  -Bus Trips to Champlain-  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (800) 570-5858

Clark U., Worcester, MA,  Nov. 8  -OH-  call  (800) 462-5275

Clarkson U., Pottstown, NY,  Nov. 15  -OH-  call  (800) 527-6577

Coe Col., Cedar Rapids, IA,  Nov. 14  –Gold Visit Day

    Nov. 9 to 14 -Gold Visit Week

    Nov. 14 –Scholars Weekend            

 

Colby-Sawyer Col., New London, NH,  Nov. 14  –Saturday Tour-  call  (800) 272-1015 

Colgate U., Hamilton, NY,  Nov. 7, 14, 21  –Saturday IS-  call  (315) 228-7000

Cornell U., Ithaca, NY,  Nov. 11  -IS, Arts & Sciences, Agriculture & Life Sciences & Engineering-  call  (607) 255-5241

Connecticut Col., New London, CT,  Nov. 14 & 16  -Explore Weekend for Minority Students-  call  (888) 553-8760               

Culinary Institute of America, Hyde Park, NY,  Nov. 20  -OH-  call  (800) 285-4627

 

Curry Col., Milton, MA,  Nov. 1  -Explore Curry-  9:30 am to 1 pm,  call  (800) 669-0686                                                                      

C.W. Post of L. I. U., Greenvale, NY,  Nov. 7  -Fall OH-  10 am to 2 pm,  call  (800) 548-7526

Daniel Webster Col., Nashua, NH,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (800) 325-6876

Davidson Col., Davidson, NC,  Nov. 1 to 3  –Multicultural Visit Program-  call  (740) 894-2000

Dean Col., Franklin, MA,  Nov. 20  -Discover Dean Day, OH

Nov. 13  –Performing Arts Audition

Nov. 14  -Saturday w/Dean    

Call  (508) 541-1509

Dennison Col., Granville, NC,  Nov. 2  –Fall Visit Day-  call  (740) 587-0810

Dickenson Col., Carlisle, PA,  Nov. 4  –Discover Dickenson-  call  (800) 644-1773

Drew U., Madison, NJ,  Nov. 8  –Discover Drew-  call  (973) 408-3739

D’Youville Col., Buffalo, NY,  Nov. 14  -Fall OH-  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,                                 call  (800) 777-3921

Eckard Col., St. Petersburg, FL,  Nov. 9  –OH-  call  (800) 456-9009

Elizabethtown Col., Elizabethtown, PA,  Nov. 14  –OH-  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (717) 361-1402

Elmira Col., Elmira, NY,  Nov. 14  -Fall OH-  call  (800) 935-6472   

Elms Col., Chicopee, MA,  Nov. 4 & 31 (Holiday Visit Day);  Nov. 15 (Interview Day);  call  (800) 255-3567                                                                                                                                                          

Emmanuel Col., Boston, MA,  Nov. 11, 14, 21  –IS-  call  (617) 735-9715

Emerson Col., Boston, MA,  Nov. 14  -Experience Emerson-  call  (617) 824-8500

Endicott Col., Beverly, MA,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (978) 232-2009

Fairfield U., Fairfield, CT,  Nov. 20 (Campus Visit);  Oct. 31 (Nursing);  call  (203) 254-4100

Fisher Col., Boston, MA,  Nov. 1  -OH-  10 am to 2:00 pm,  call  (617) 670-4400

Fitchburg State Col., Fitchburg, MA,  Nov. 14  –OH-  9 am to 2 pm,  call  (800) 705-9692

Florida Inst. Tech, Melborne, FL,  Nov. 21  -Discovery Day-  call  (800) 888-4348 

Florida, Southern U., Lakeland, FL,  Nov. 1  –Saturday Visit Day-  call  (800) 274-4131 

Fordham, NYC, NY,  Nov. 14 & 15  –Fall Preview-  call  (718) 817-1000

Framingham State U., Framingham, MA,  Nov. 7, 14, 21  –Saturday IS-  call  (508) 626-4500

Franklin Col., Franklin, IN,  Nov. 14 & 21  -Blue & Gold Visit Day-  call  (800) 852-0232 

Franklin Institute, Boston, MA,  Oct. 24  –OH-  call  (617) 588-1368 

Franklin Pierce Col., Rindge, NH,  Nov. 14  -Sunday Visit-  call  (800) 437-0048

Geneva Col., Beaver Falls, PA,  Nov. 12  –Discovery Day 

         Nov. 17  –OH 

         Nov. 30  -STEM

         Call  (724) 846-5100

Gettysburg Col., Gettysburg, PA,  Nov. 6 & 7  -Conservatory Audition-  call  (717) 337-6300

Gordon Col., Wenham, MA,  Nov. 11  –Experience Gordon Day, OH-  call  (800) 847-8255

Goucher Col., Baltimore, MD,  Nov. 4 (Explore Goucher);  Nov. 14 & 21 (Saturday Visits);  call  (401) 337-6000 

Green Mt. Col., Poultney, VT,  Nov. 14  -OH-  10 am to 3 pm,  call  (800) 776-6675

Grinnell College, Grinnell, IO, Nov. 7, 14, 21, call 800-247-0113

Hamilton Col., Clinton, NY,  Nov. 3 & 10  –ON-  call  (800) 843-2655

Hampshire Col., Amherst, MA,  Nov. 10  -Campus Visit-  call  (413) 582-5471

Hartford, U. of, Hartford, CT,  Nov. 1  -Fall Preview, OH-  9 am to 3 pm,  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (800) 947-4303

Hartwick Col., Oneonta, NY,  Nov. 11 (Discovery Day);  Nov. 7, 14 (Open Saturday);  call  (800) HARTWICK

Hobart William Smith Col., Geneva, NY,  Nov. 14  -Fall OH-  call  (800) 852-2255

Hofstra U., Long Island, NY,  Nov. 3 & 11 (College for a Day);  Nov. 6 (Counselor Breakfast);  call  (800) HOFSTRA

Holy Cross, Col. of, Worcester, MA,  Nov. 8  -OH-  9 am to 1 pm

    Nov. 7 & 14  -Sat. Info Sessions

    Nov. 7 to 9  –Multicultural Visit 

    Call  (800) 442-2421

Hood Col., Frederick, MD,  Nov. 7 & 14  -Saturday Visit, OH-  call  (800) 922-1599

Hope Col., Holland, MI,  Nov. 7, 14, 21  -Hope Col. Visitation Days-  9 am to 3 pm,  call  (800) 968-7850

Ithaca Col., Ithaca, NY,  Nov. 11  - OH-  8:30 am to 3 pm,  call  (800) 429-4274

Johnson State Col., Johnson, VT,  Nov. 6  -OH-  call  (800) 635-2356

Keene State Col., Keene, NH,  Nov. 14 & 20 (OH);  Nov. 3 (Sch. of Ed.);  call  (800) KSC-1909  

Lafayette Col., Easton, PA,  Nov. 4  -Fall OH-  8:30 am to 3 pm,  call  (610) 330-5100

Lasell Col., Newton, MA,  Nov. TBA  -OH-  8:30 am,  call  (888) LASELL4

Lawrence Memorial-Regis Col. Collaborative ASN Program, Medford, MA, Nov. 5  –IS, Nursing-  7 pm to 9 pm, call (781) 306-6600

Lebanon Valley Col., Annville, PA,  Nov. 20                 –OH

  Nov. 14                -Discovery Day

  Nov. 18                –Day at the Valley 

  Nov. 7                  -Physical Therapy, Athletic Training Day

                                Call  (800) 445-6181

LeMoyne Col., Syracuse, NY,  Nov. 8  -OH-  10 am to 3:30 pm,  call  (800) 333-4733

Lesley U., Cambridge, MA,  Nov. 8 (OH);  Nov. 14 (Portfolio Workshop);  call  (800) 999-1959 

Lewis & Clark Col., Portland, OR,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (503) 768-7000

Loyola U., Baltimore, MD,  Nov. 1 (OH);  Nov. 4 (Portfolio Workshop);  call  (800) 221-9107

Lyndon State Col., Lyndon, VT,  Nov. 14 (OH);  Nov. 1 (Instant /Decision Day);  call  (802) 626-6413

Macalaster Col., St. Paul, MN,  Oct. 30  –Fall Sampler-  call  (800) 231-7974

Maine, U. of, Orono, ME,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (207) 581-1561

Mary Baldwin Col., Staunton, VA,  Nov. 11  –Fall Visit-  call  (800) 468-2262

Manhattan Col., Riverdale, NY,  Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22  –Saturday Info. Days-  noon to 3 pm,  call  (800) 622-9235

Mass Col. of Liberal Arts, North Adams, MA,  Nov. 22  -Fall OH-  Bus Trip from Boston & NYC,  contact Admissions prior to     Nov. 14,  call  (800) 292-6632

Mass Col. of Pharmacy, Boston, MA,  Nov. 15  -OH-  10 am,  call  (800) 225-5506

Mass Maritime Acad., Buzzards Bay, MA,  Nov. 14  -OH-  8 am to noon,  call  (800) 544-4311

Mass, Boston, Boston, MA,  Nov. TBA  -Showcase Saturday-  9 am to noon,  call  (617) 287-6000

UMASS, Dartmouth, MA,  Nov. 8  –OH-  10 am,  call  (508) 999-8605

UMass Lowell, Lowell, MA,  Oct. 23  –OH-  call  (978) 934-3931    

Merrimack Col., No. Andover, MA,  Nov. 8 (OH);  Nov. 11 (Academic Preview Day);  call  (978) 837-5000

Missouri, U. of, Columbia, MO,  Nov. 7  -Meet Mazzoo Day-  call  (573) 882-2456

Moravia Col., Bethlehem, PA,  Nov. 14  –OH-  call  (610) 861-1300

Montserrat Col., Beverly, MA,  Nov. TBA  -OH-  call  (800) 836-0487

Mt. Holyoke Col., Northampton, MA,  Nov. 10  -Frances Parkem Day-  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (413) 538-2023

Mt. Ida Col., Newton, MA,  Nov. 8  –IS-  call  (617) 928-4500

Mt. St. Mary’s Col., Newberg, NY,  Nov. 15  –OH-  call  (888) 937-6762

Mt. St. Vincent Col., Riverdale, NY,  Nov. 8 (OH);  Nov. 21 (IS,  9 am to 3 pm);  call  (718) 405-3267

Muhlenberg Col., PA,  Nov. 22-29,  (Campus Visit Program),  call  (484) 664-32

Newbury Col. Boston, MA,  Nov. 1 & 22 (Discover Days,  10 am to 1 pm);  Nov. 24 (OH);  call  (800) NEWBURY

New England Col., Henniker, NH,  Nov. 21 (Preview Day);  Nov. 11 (Holiday Visit);  call  (800) 521-7642

New England U., Manchester, NH,  Nov. 7  -OH-  call  (207) 283-0171

New Hampshire, U. of, Durham, NH,  Nov.,  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (603) 862-1781   

New Haven, U. of, New Haven, CT,  Nov. 1 & 22  -Fall OH-  9 am to 2 pm,  call  (800) 342-5864

NYU, NYC,  Nov. 14  -Diversity OH-  call  (212) 998-5065

Niagara U., of, Buffalo, NY,  Nov. 7, 14 (Saturday Visit Days);  Nov. 11 (On The Edge);  call  (800) 462-2111

Nichols Col., Dudley, MA,  Nov. 15  -OH-  call  (800) 470-3379

Norwich U., Northfield, VT,  Nov. 14  –OH & possible ON Programs-  call  (800) 468-6679

Nyack Col., Nyack, NY,  Nov. 8 & 9  –College Visit Day-  call  (800) 336-9225

Ohio Wesleyan U., Delaware, Ohio,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (800) 922-8953

Pace U., NYC,  Nov. 15  –Fall OH-  call  (800) 874-PACE
 

Paul Smith Col., Lake Placid, NY,  Nov. 9  -Campus Visit Day-  call  (518) 327-6017

Pine Manor Col., Chestnut Hill, MA,  Nov.  TBA  -OH-  10 am to 1 pm,  call  (800) 762-1357

Pittsburg, U. of, Pittsburg, PA,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (877) SEE-PITT

Plymouth State U., Plymouth, NH,  Nov. 11 & 14  –OH-  9 am to 3 pm,  call  (800) 842-6900   
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Providence Col., Providence, RI,  Nov. 4, 6, 9  –A Day in Friartown–  call  (401) 865-2141
 

Quinnipiac U., Hamden, CT,  Nov. 14  -Fall OH-  9:30 am to 3 pm,  call  (800) 462-1944

Radford U., Radford, VA,  Nov. 14  -OH-  9 am to 3 pm,  call  (540) 831-5000

Randolph Macon Col., Ashland, VA,  Nov. 14 (OH);  Nov. 10 (Twilight Tour);  call  (800) 888-1762

Reed Col., Portland, OR,  Nov. 5-7,  (ROME, Multicultural Overnight),  call  (800) 547-4750 

Regis Col., Weston, MA,  Nov. TBA  -IS-  call  (800) 456-1820

Rensselaer Poly Tech, Troy, NY,  Sept. 24 to Nov. 20,  (Senior Overnights),  call  (800) 448-6562

Rhode Island Col., Providence, RI,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (401) 456-8000

Rhode Island Sch. of Design, Providence, RI,  Nov. 14 & 21  -IS-  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (800) 364-RISD

Rhode Island, U. of, Kingston, RI,  Nov. 2, 14, 21  -Saturday Tours-  call  (401) 874-7000

Ringling Sch. of Art & Design, Sarasota, FL,  Nov. 7  –Preview Day-  call  (800) 233-7695
 

Ripon Col., Ripon, WI,  Nov. 7, 14, 21  –Saturday Visits-  call  (800) 947-4766

Riviere Col., Manchester, NH,  Nov. 14  –Information Day-  call  (800) 447-4843

Rochester Institute of Tech., Rochester, NY,  Nov. 8, 14  -OH-  11 am,  call  (585) 475-2411

Rochester, U. of, Rochester, NY,  Nov., Off Campus Interviews: 

Nov. 2 & 5  -NYC  

Nov. 7, 8, 12  –LI  

Nov. 21  –Manhattan

For greater detail,  call  (888) 822-2256

Roger Williams U., Bristol, RI,  Nov. 22  -OH-  9 am to 1 pm,  call  (800) 458-7144

Russell Sage Col., Troy, NY,  Nov. 13  –Overnight (Troy)-  call  (800) 999-7772

Sacred Heart U., Fairfield, CT,  Nov. 18 (Welch Wed., Sch. of Business);  Nov. 15 (OH);  call  (203) 371-7880

St. Andrews, U. of, Fife KY169AJ, Scotland,  Nov. 11  –Visit Day-  call  44(0)1334-4

St. Anselm Col., Manchester, NH,  Nov. 7 (OH);  Nov. 14 (Saturday Visit);  call  (603) 641-7500  

St. Joseph Col., Standish, ME,  Nov. 11 (Vets Day);  Nov. 21 (Saturday Tour);  call  (800) 338-7057

St. Lawrence U., Canton, NY,  Nov. 9  -Visit Day-  9 am to 3 pm,  call  (888) 454-5333

St. Michael’s Col., Colchester, VT,  Nov. 9  -OH

 Nov. 21  –Saturday Tour

 Nov. 8  –Sunday Tour

 Call  (800) 762-8000

St. Olaf Col., Northfield, MN,  Nov. 1  -Visit Day-  call  (800) 800-3025

Salem State Col., Salem, MA,  Nov. 14  -OH-  call  (978) 542-6206

Sara Lawrence Col., Canton, NY,  Nov. 3  -Prospective Student Day, possible Sleep Over-  9 am to 3 pm,  call  (800) 888-2858

School of Visual Arts, NYC,  Nov. 7  -OH-  call  (212) 592-2000

Scranton, U. of, Scranton, PA,  Nov. 8  -Fall OH-  9:30 am to 3 pm,  call  (888) SCRANTON

Skidmore Col., Saratoga, NY,  Nov. 11  –OH-  call  (800) 867-6007

Slippery Rock U., Slippery Rock, PA,  Nov. 7  -OH, Showcase-  call  (800) SRU-9111

Smith Col., Northampton, MA,  Nov. 11  -Fall Preview, OH-  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,              call  (413) 585-2500 

Southern Florida Col., Lakeland, FL,  Nov. 11 (Academic Preview & Day on Campus);  Nov. 7 (Saturday Tour);  call  (800) 274-4131

Southern N.H., Manchester, NH,  Nov. 1 (OH);  Nov. 3 (IS Culinary Arts);  call  (800) 642-4968

Southern Vermont U., Bennington, VT,  Nov. 21  –OH-  call  (800) 521-2782

Spelman Col., Atlanta, GA,  Nov. 9  -A Day in Your Life-  call  (800) 982-241

Springfield Col., Springfield, MA,  Nov. 8  -OH-  call  (413) 748-3136  

Stetson U., Deland, FL,  Nov. 15 (OH,  10 am to 1 pm);  Nov. 7 & 21 (Saturday Visit);  call  (800) 688-0101

Suffolk U., Boston, MA,  Nov. 1  –OH-  call  (617) 573-8460

SUNY, Col. of Environmental Sci. & Forestry, Syracuse, NY,  Nov. 6 & 11  -Info. Sess.-  see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section,  call  (800) 777-7373

Syracuse U., Syracuse, NY,  Nov. 7, 14, 21  -Syracuse Saturday-  call  (315) 443-1870

Tampa, U. of, Tampa, FL,  Nov. 8 (OH);  Nov. 14 & 21 (Fall Receptions);  call  (800) 733-4773

Temple U., Philadelphia, PA,  Nov. 8  -OH-  call  (504) 865-5000

Towson U., Towson, MD,  Nov. 6 , 7 & 13, 14  -Fall OH-  9:30 am to 1:30 pm,  call  (800) 225-5878

Trinity Col., Hartford, CT,  Nov. 8 & 9  -Preview Weekend-  call  (860) 297-2577  

Tufts U., Medford, MA,  Nov. 6  –OH Engineering-  call  (617) 628-5000     

Tulane U., New Orleans, LA, Nov. 15  –Preview Day-  call  (800) 873-WAVE

Union Col., Schenectady, NY,  Nov. 8 & 9  -Get to Know Union-  call  (888) 843-6688  

Vassar Col., Poughkeepsie, NY,  Nov. 11  -OH-  call  (800) 827-7270

Vermont, U. of, Burlington, VT,  Nov. 7 (OH);  Nov. 1–3 (Discovering U. Vermont);  call  (802) 656-4647                                    

V.M.I., Lexington, VA,  Nov. 13 & 14  -OH-  call  (540) 464-7746  or  (800) 767-4207

Wagner Col., Staten Island, NY,  Nov. 14  -Campus Visit-  9 am to 3 pm,  call  (800) 221-1010 

Washington & Jefferson Col., Washington, PA,  Nov. 9 & 10  -Senior Overnight-  call  (888) W-AND-JAY

Wellesley Col., Wellesley, MA,  Nov. 14  –Discovery Wellesley-  call  (781) 283-2770

Wells Col., Aurora, NY,  Nov. 14  -Fall OH-  10 am to 2 pm,  call  (800) 952-9355

Wentworth Institute, Boston, MA,  Nov. 1 & 22  –Saturday Tour & IS-  call  (617) 442-9010

Wesleyan U., Middletown, CT,  Nov. 10 & 11  -TAP-  call  (860) 685-3000

Westfield State U., Westfield, MA,  Nov. 1  –OH-  call  (413) 572-5218

Western New England Col., Springfield, MA,  Nov. 1  -OH-  call  (413) 782-1312

Wheaton Col., Norton, MA,  Nov. 11  -Fall Visit Day, Math. & Science-  call  (800) 394-6003

Wheelock Col., Boston, MA,  Nov. 14  -Fall OH-  9:00 am to 2 pm,  call  (617) 879-2206

William & Mary Colo., Williamsburg, VA,  Nov. 7 & 11  -Fall Focus Days-  call  (757) 221-4000

Wittenberg U., Springfield, Ohio,  Nov. 13 (Fall Visit Day, OH);  Nov. TBA (Multicultural Days);  call  (800) 677-7558

Wooster, Col. of, Wooster, Ohio,  Nov. 21 (Scot Saturday);  Nov. 8 & 14 (Fall Visit Days);  call  (330) 263-2322  

Worcester Polytech. Institute, Worcester, MA,  Nov. 1 (OH);  Nov. 7, 14, 21 (Saturday Visit);   see Special Programs for Prospective College Students section for program information,  call  (508) 831-5286                                                 

Worcester St. Col., Worcester, MA,  Nov. 14  -General OH:  Business Admin., Communication, Criminal Justice, Early 

Childhood, History, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish, Urban Studies, Visual & Performing Arts,  call  (508) 929-8040