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Hi everyone!
I enjoyed a great evening yesterday at the middle school dance and seeing all of the students dressed up. They danced the night away and sang loudly to "California Girls" and "Party in the USA." Even some chaperones joined in with singing and dancing. I hope everyone had fun.
Oz-Ram Robotics
Oz-Ram, Hopkinton High School's FIRST Robotics Competition Team 1922, will be competing today, Saturday, October 24, at River Rage, an off-season event at Manchester Memorial High School. The event starts at 9am, spectators are welcome, and it will livestream at https://youtube.com/live/OTjfEOeZk4M. For more information about the team, visit our website at www.ozram1922.org.
Visitors to HMHS
We are happy to have the Raptor Visitor Management System in place to help keep our school safe. All visitors to the school will need to check in on the iPad in the Yurt in order to come into the building. This does require a government-issued ID.
Attendance
If your student is going to be late or absent you can email the attendance line at hmhsattendance@sau66.org or call 603-746-4167. Please leave your student's first and last name.
School Lunches
Here is the link for the free/reduced application. Parents can pay for their student's lunches at MySchoolBucks, as well as sending in cash or check with the student. Please make checks payable to Hopkinton School District.
Have a great week!
Ms. Leighton
HMHS Assistant Principal
Here are a couple pictures from the most recent Senior Sidekicks visit.
Cartwheel:
Hopkinton Middle/High School is fortunate to be part of a pilot program over the next three years, along with four other public schools in New Hampshire, that will offer our students access to quality virtual mental health care. Through our partnership with Cartwheel, our community has access to mental health support, including counseling, webinars, and resources for parents and guardians. If you believe your student could benefit from counseling support, please contact their school counselor. For more information click link below and follow the redirect instructions:
College Visits:
We have begun having college representative visit our school to meet with students. If you have a Junior or Senior have them check Scoir to see which colleges and universities will be visiting and when. If a student would like to visit with a representative they can sign up in the school counseling office.
Hello HMHS Community, Mrs. Squibb’s ELO class is collecting items for our Caring Backpacks Project to help support people in transit. We are collecting donations beginning Oct. 7th and ending November 7th. Our goal is to pack and fill 25 backpacks. We need your help please donate the following: Backpacks, Gloves, Socks, Small blankets/Throw blankets, Hand warmer packets, Deodorant, Toothpaste, Toothbrushes, Water bottles, Flossers, Dry shampoo, Lady products, Hand sanitizer, Soap, Small packs of tissues, Washcloths, Bandaids, Antibiotic ointment, 2-Gallon Ziplock Bags, and Granola bars. Please leave donations in the indicated boxes throughout the school. Thank you for your contributions and helping our fellow community members.
If you have any questions please see Mrs. Squibb in room 210B. Thank you for your support.
NHED’s Bureau of Special Education Support is seeking diverse perspectives from parents, community partners, and educators to participate in upcoming input sessions focused on IDEA indicator data. On Oct. 29 or Nov. 6 there will be input sessions focused on Graduation Rates (indicator 1) and Dropout Rates (indicator 2) for students with disabilities. Your insights are vital, and they look forward to hearing your feedback and suggestions. Email Elizabeth.M.Roy@doe.nh.gov.
Procedural Safeguards
NH Procedural Safeguards Handbook, based on the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004 and the New Hampshire Standards for the Education of Children with Disabilities.
Parent Teacher Conferences
Nov. 7th & 10th
No School - Thanksgiving Recess
Nov. 26th - 28th
Hopkinton's
Portrait of a Learner
Persevere through challenges and take responsibility.
Communicate skillfully and seek to understand.
Collaborates effectively.
Empathize with kindness and curiosity.
Problem solve through creative, critical thought.
Hopkinton High School earned high National and metro-area rankings in the 2025-2026 Best High Schools, which U.S. News released recently. Hopkinton High School is ranked as the seventh best high school in New Hampshire and ranked 1st within the Concord, NH Area. Students have the opportunity to take Advanced Placement® coursework and exams. The AP® participation rate at Hopkinton High School is 54%.
