All students in grades 7 -12 follow the exam schedule.

Breakfast will be served and bus transportation will be provided daily during our exam period.

Please contact your student's teachers if you have any questions about the exams.

SANDWICH DECA earned twenty-five medals and recognized sixteen medalists at the District 8 Massachusetts DECA Conference last week!

Eight members qualified for the Massachusetts DECA State Career Development Conference in March:

Breanna Prindle (1st place, Food Marketing)

Livvy Frost (3rd place, Principles of Finance)

Cotter Bolton (4th place, Principles of Business Management)

Ethan Fife (4th place, Food Marketing)

Joey Watters (4th place, Accounting Applications)

Abbie Cotter (5th place, Accounting Applications)

Ty Creighton (5th place, Business Finance)

Jenna Fay (5th place, Entrepreneurship)

Congratulations to all DECA members who competed!

Special thanks to SMHS Business teacher and DECA Advisor, Mr. Ben Gavoni for his inspirational leadership.

GO KNIGHTS!

SMHS senior KHLOE SCHULTZ completed an outstanding field hockey career as a five-year varsity starter and three-time league MVP. She totaled 64 goals and 48 assists, helping lead the Blue Knights to three state championship appearances.

In addition, Khloe was selected to the Senior Best of 60 All-Star Game. Khloe also participates in adaptive dance club, a reflection of her leadership and positive impact both on and off the field.

Congratulations, Khloe!

Mr. Chad Amaral’s Introduction to Video class recently filmed their own talk shows. Each student took on a different role in the production: director, camera operator, technical crew, and host. This hands-on project gave students a fun and engaging way to learn just how much work goes into creating a successful studio show.

Students rotated through multiple responsibilities, gaining experience both on camera and behind the scenes, while building communication skills. The class had a great time bringing their shows to life while learning the many moving parts of a professional studio production.

In future video production classes, students will continue using the studio to create our award-winning shows such as The Dungeon and Knight Life.

We’re proud to share that 13 SMHS students: 11 advanced choir members and 2 band students represented SMHS at the Southeast Regional Music Festival this past weekend.

Performing alongside talented musicians from schools across Southeast Massachusetts, our students took the stage at the New Bedford High School Auditorium, to showcase their musical excellence.

Ella Avitabile 

Samuel Bohmfalk

Brendan Cronin

Henry Muhlebach

Marty Mulroy

Cameron Phillips

Natalie Ring

Diego Santos

Klay Warriner

Jane Malcomson

Daytona Pearson

Helen Rhodes

Dan Flynn

Congratulations to all who participated in this outstanding achievement!

To strengthen their use of French partitive articles and food vocabulary, students were challenged to create a recipe no one would ever want to eat!

The project, fittingly titled “Sandwich dégoûtant,” quickly turned into a full-scale gastronomic scandal. Armed with du, de la, and des, students carefully layered their creations with ingredients that would make even the bravest chef recoil. Think less café parisien and more fridge clean-out gone wrong.

Students from other classes and teachers were invited to judge the entries. Criteria included French language accuracy, presentation, neatness, and, of course, the ultimate question: Who created the grossest sandwich of them all? We will find out soon...

As part of SMHS's Biomedical Pathway, students in the Human Body Systems class applied their knowledge of anatomy through a sheep brain dissection lab.

Students identified and described the major structures of the brain while making direct connections between the sheep brain and the human brain.

This immersive experience allowed students to deepen their understanding of how brain structure relates to function, reinforcing classroom learning with real-world scientific investigation.

SMHS senior, Breanna Prindle, is generously offering Irish Dance Workshops for all students in grades 7-12 who are interested in learning Irish Step dancing.

No experience is needed, and students may participate whether or not they plan to perform. Workshops will be taught on campus after school.

Students can sign up by scanning the QR code on the flyer.

Thank you, Breanna, for volunteering your time and sharing your talent with us!

The Class of 2027 is spreading the love this Valentine’s Day! 💖

Students and parents/guardians are invited to send a carnation to a special student as part of our Class of 2027 fundraiser. Carnations will be delivered during lunch on Friday, February 13, making it a sweet surprise during the school day.

Whether it’s for a friend, classmate, or your own student, a single flower can make someone’s day bloom. 🌸

Thank you for supporting the Class of 2027!

Cape Kid Meals has partnered with SMHS to assist all SANDWICH PUBLIC SCHOOL FAMILIES in need. 

The SMHS food pantry will be open every Wednesday evening from 5:00 PM–6:00 PM in room A100 at SMHS. Families can visit in person or place a food order by scanning the QR code. No appointment necessary.