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On October 13th, students in grades 9-11 will be participating in the School Day PSAT and grade 12 students will sit for the SAT. Juniors, your PSAT is part of the National Merit Scholarship Qualifier Test (NMSQT) program. PSATs are also used to help you prepare for personalized test practice through your College Board accounts, as well as predict your success in future Advanced Placement coursework. No registration or payment is needed- just show up to school on time!
Juniors & Seniors, college representative visits are beginning soon. Check out the visit calendar periodically to see which schools will be hosting information sessions. If you are interested in attending, please come to the guidance office that morning for a pass. Attendance does require teacher permission so remember to check in with them in advance.
Seniors, join your guidance counselors on Wednesday, September 15th for a College Workshop. We are offering workshops during both lunch periods and after school. You only need to attend one. We will be going over the application process, letter of rec requests, sending test scores, how to set up your Common App and more. Bring your questions and chromebooks! This is an important event for seniors who are applying Early Action or Early Decision and beneficial to all students who are pursuing regular deadlines.
BHS is offering 2 School Day SAT testing sessions- no cost and no registration. Testing dates are based on cohort to ensure appropriate social distancing, spacing and safety guidelines are in place. Please check reference your email for the information regarding testing details and if you have specific questions about your testing date, please reach out to your guidance counselor.
As a reminder, April 13th- Cohort A, students attending school in person both cohorts, and remote students with last names A-J April 27th- Cohort B and remote students with last names K-Z Please arrive to school on time and bring a calculator and pencil. 10th &11th grade girls: This summer, Woods Hole Sea Grant and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution are teaming up with Earthwatch Institute for the Girls in Science (GiS) Fellowship to offer a free one-week summer science fellowship to explore a variety of STEM activities. Get exposed to a variety of marine careers in STEM & work with a team of researchers. See attached flyer to learn more about the upcoming info session and the application process. 
The Bourne PTA is hosting a photo contest! The winning prize will be posted in the Bourne Enterprise. Prizes will also be awarded to honorable mentions. Please send your photos to Bournepta.@gmail.com by March 26th.
Students/Staff looking for Summer Employment, The Club at New Seabury located in Mashpee, MA is hiring! See the flyer on your google classroom. Interested candidates can go onto their website: www.newseabury.com and fill out an application.
See the attached flyer regarding virtual college fair days/times. Registration is free.
The following students have achieved Highest Honors recognition for quarter one by earning a 90 or above in every course:
Grade 12: Sophia Amaral, Brianna Bouchard, Olivia DeSantis, Brady Fitzpatrick, Emily Furciniti, Avery Hathaway, Amelia Kapuscinski, Erika Mann, Kaylee McHugh, Kiely O’Connor, Sophia Sederman, Faith Sexton, Jonathan Sheehy, Isabelle Stone, Aaysham Tahir, Lily Traver, Serena Tura, Amelia Warwick and Kathleen Wieler. Grade 11: Nora Barmashi, Angelina Bonito, Audrey Caron, Michael Carrara, Kai Chen, Emma Correira, Emily DeGowin, Ava Fenton, Grace Gobeil, Nikolas Gugliotta, Delaney Jensen, Robert Koosa, Devonia Lewis, Colby Lindner, Mia Madge, Kelsey McMaster, Caroline Peddicord, Kiley Reed, Grace Russell, and Connor Ryan. Grade 10: Joseph Carrara, Morgan Chaves, Jolie Czyryca, Mia DiPaolo, Taylor Dodge, Vanessa Fleck, Kendall Fortune, Quinn Hawkes, Benjamin Hopwood, Heather Lapworth, Stefan Lumsden, Isabella Palumbo, Quinn Schwefler, Madison Sexton, Ashley Souto, and Sarah Sweeney. Grade 9: Delaeni Bearce, Trevor Billard, Zoey Cardinal, Andy Chen, Kristin Collyer, Madison Doyle, Maya Kapuscinski, Jadyn Morrell, Heer Patel, Jacob Semple, David Shaw, Sophia Sheehy, Malcolm Wallace, Maeve West, and Jaden Widdiss-Hendricks. The following students have achieved High Honors recognition for quarter one by earning an 85 or above in every course: Grade 12: Chase Broadway, Alexander Carlow, Gracie Healey, Grace Leach, Andrew Murphy, Amanda Orciuch, Jessica Rosati, Nicolas Santucci, Emily Strojny, and Rebecca Wilson. Grade 11: Bridget Berestecky, Maxwell Civilinski, Hannah Greene, Lyvia Migliaccio, Silas Rauch, Grace Smalley, Isabella Trepanier, and Taylor Wing. Grade 10: Mary Berio-Rowlands, Arielle Caporale, Anna Carafoli, Alexander Fasoli, Jack Ferreira, Victoria Flaherty, Isabella Gambarini, Kellan Geake, Ava Grobleski, Riley Higgins, Craig Hill, Connor MacLeod, Michael Murphy, Vansh Patel, Taylor Roth-Cerce, Owen Surrette, Hannah Wenzel, and Caleigh Wrighter. Grade 9: Domenic Bonito, Anna Conlon, Joseph Gary, Courtney Greene, Jonathan Mello, Molly Murphy, Sonja Poley, Peter Scannell, and Elena Timo. The following students have achieved Honors recognition for quarter one by earning an 80 or above in every course: Grade 12: Olivia Barry, Jason Correira, Kayla Doucette, Zoey Kennedy, Avy Kennedy, Jessica LaFlamme, Ian Lumsden, Joseph Metcalf, Holly Miller, Nicholas Petrillo, Nadia Prairie, Brendan Schwefler, Gabriel Sequeira, and Mercedes Suarez. Grade 11: John Corbett, Jaelyn Dohring, Ashlyn Ethier, Tyler Evans, Sydney Fitzpatrick, Kyleigh Gomes, Eric Ierardi, Jenna McKay, Kenny Nauta, Yasmin Nyman, Landry O’Shea, Murphy O’Shea, and Emily Sullivan. Grade 10: Braydon Gendron, Ethan Grobleski, Grace Hebb, Madigan Kelley, Brooke Lunedei, Meghan Roche, and Michael Russo. Grade 9: Jillian Allen, Leah Barlow, Cassidy Bonzagni, Sophia Jackson, Scott LaFleur, Mackenzie McMaster, Caroline Moorhouse, Bodie Redmond, Zoe Ridl, Tyler Santucci, Ryan Sullivan, and Marissa Zacchini. Check out the following information regarding two summer opportunities for high school students.
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