Yesterday HHES' first grade had a fabulous exhibition of learning on "Community Helpers". Students learned about the roles of different members within our community, created poster boards with information, and some were able to interview people within the community! This project modeled one of our district competencies, "Responsible Citizen"! Thank you to parents for the great turnout and to the incredible first grade teaching team that made this possible!
26 days ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Today two sixth graders brought a homemade replica of a gun to school. Peers reported this to the teachers and administration was able to take a quick action. Police were on sight and provided additional support. While there were no threats made, bringing look-alike weapons to school causes alarm and is prohibited. This is especially relevant considering next week is Halloween- no replicas of any sort of weapon are allowed in school or part of any costume at a school event.
26 days ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
The Mascenic "Podcasting for Beginners" class wants to give residents of Greenville and New Ipswich an opportunity to get answers to your pressing questions about the district.
Here is the Google form to ask your question and if you have a preference, indicate who you would like to answer it. We'll get right on it for you!
27 days ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Come to Coffee and Conversations!
about 1 month ago, Mascenic Regional School District
MRHS- There is a student medical emergency at MRHS. An ambulance has been called and we've cleared hallways.
about 1 month ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Staff at BMS are working on data today!!! The workshop day is providing staff with time to plan how to address student strengths and weaknesses!
about 1 month ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
about 1 month ago, Mascenic Regional School District
October 2, 2025 is National Custodian Day! We absolutely love all of our custodial and maintenance staff! They not only help to keep our buildings safe and clean but always have a smile, high five, or kind word for staff and students. Thank you custodians and maintenance; we appreciate you!
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Here is our first edition of the MRSD Newsletter this school year! Please check out this newsletter for important information, upcoming events, pictures, artwork, and more!
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
What a great way for kids to start their day! Beautiful morning for the HHES running club! Thank you Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. Martin!
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Please see this letter regarding removing another team from our athletic schedules for the remainder of the year.
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Today, students in the kindergarten learned about the letter "m". Students in Mrs. Caravella's class even got to meet a special "letter friend", Marvin the mouse! Kindergarten helps build the foundation for lifelong learning!!!
2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
For many of us, 9/11 is not just a date in history — it is a day we remember vividly because it was the day the world changed. I was in Civics class when the news broke. I recall the confusion and fear, the silence in classrooms, the concern on my teachers' faces, and the moment we began to understand that our world would be different. Many parents and grandparents have simililar memories from September 11th; memories etched in our hearts and minds.
When I think about 9/11, I am often reminded of the enduring words of Fred Rogers, who once said:
“When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, ‘Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.’”
And on that day, and in the days that followed, the helpers were everywhere — firefighters, police officers, EMTs, volunteers, neighbors, and strangers — rising up in courage, compassion, and unity. Today we honor the nearly 3,000 innocent men, women, and children who were taken from us in a moment that shook the very foundation of our nation. We remember the bravery of the first responders, the resilience of the survivors, and the strength of the families who have carried the weight of loss with grace and courage.
As we reflect , we honor both the lives lost and the spirit of humanity that shined so brightly in the darkness. May today be a time of reflection, unity, and hope — a reminder that in the face of tragedy, the human spirit endures.
2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Today's 5th grade advisory classes were participating in activities around grit, responsibility, respect and relationships. I partnered with Will and Zion (we eat similar breakfasts) and they talked about how to "raise others up" when they are down to help create positive relationships. Other advisory classes were discussing non-examples of responsibility and building community through games. These traits pair well with the MRSD Vision of a Learner Competencies! Happy Friday!
2 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
We have great news! Thanks to a quick response from Caswell Pump and our facilities team, we have water back at BMS! We plan on welcoming students and staff back tomorrow morning, September 4th. This afternoon, September 3rd, there will be no practice for BMS cross country, BMS soccer will practice 3-5 at the town field, BMS volleyball will practice in the Mascenic gymnasium 5-6:15, BMS field hockey will practice on the Mascenic FH field 3-4:30. Thank you for being patient and understanding!
3 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Today Wednesday, September 3 Boynton Middle School will be closed due to a water issue. Staff and students should not report to the building. Mr. Fondas will reach out to staff with plans for the day. We apologize as we realize this is an inconvienance. We will follow up later this afternoon regarding afterschool activities.
3 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
The first day of school is in the books! It was a great day in all three buildings! Here's to a great year Mascenic!
3 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
Harmony is happy to have HHES students back!
3 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
'Twas the day before school started and inside it's walls, the classrooms are being set up and so are the halls. The students were packing their backpacks with care, knowing that soon, they would be there....We are excited about school starting tomorrow! Please use the link to access our "Welcome Back Letter" that highlights important topics, provides start times, and links to the folder with bus routes! https://tinyurl.com/mp34b542
3 months ago, Elizabeth Pogorzelski
