Good afternoon Mascenic! Please take this very short, three question survey on the structure of the Open Houses last night to help inform our practice for next year!
Thank you for your feedback!
Please join us tonight at Open House to meet our staff and view our facilities! HHES- 5:30-6:30, MRHS- 6:00-7:00, BMS 6:30-7:30. The 8th Grade Washington, DC Parent Meeting will be held immediately after the BMS Open House in the Cafeteria! We look forward to seeing you tonight!
Did you know that every 2 seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood? The National Honor Society has teamed up with the American Red Cross to create an opportunity for our community to help save lives by donating blood. On October 5th from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm the National Honor Society is hosting their annual Blood Drive here at Mascenic Regional High School. Anyone 16 years old or older can donate blood. Any one who is 16 years old and would like to donate blood will need a sign form from their parents giving permission. These forms can be found in the front office at the High School. Anyone 17 years old can donate independently per NH Law (RSA 571-C:1). Anyone donating will need to show up with their valid Photo ID.
You can schedule an appointment by calling 1-800-733-2767 or visiting RedCrossBlood.org and enter: Mascenic to schedule an appointment.
Streamline your donation experience and save up to 15 minutes by visiting RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass to complete your pre-donation reading and health history questions on the day of your appointment.
Thank you for helping us begin the school year on such a positive note. We appreciate your partnership and the support you provide as students settle into their routines.
During grade-level meetings this past week, all students participated in an Upstander presentation focused on creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive school community. Students discussed how to recognize bullying behavior, support peers, seek help from a trusted adult, and respond in ways that promote dignity and belonging.
Our goal is to reinforce that every member of our school community has a role in looking out for others. By building students’ confidence to speak up, reach out, and act with empathy, we hope to strengthen a culture in which every student feels safe, valued, and connected.
Thank you again for a great start and for your continued partnership.
Sincerely,
Gregory Pickering
Principal
It's that time of year again! The Mascenic Booster Club is hosting the annual Viking 5K on September 19th the same weekend as MRHS homecoming! Signup by September 5th for a free t-shirt! $35 entry fee, $25 entry fee for staff and students in the district. Signup here!
It's been a wonderful first few days here with students. The 9th graders spent several hours with us on Wednesday morning getting acclimated to the building and meeting key staff members. We also engaged in a comprehensive presentation on Upstander behavior and anti-bullying awareness. Assistant Principal Mr. Jeremy Taylor then hosted a Parent Information evening with the help of School Counselors Mariah Maki and Tristan Butterfield! The event was well attended with about 40 participants who had the opporutnity to ask questions and learn more about the day-to-day activites eher at MRHS!
With the first day of school in the books, we wanted to send out a reminder that Thursday, September 3rd is Picture Day! An email was sent out from Geskus on August 18th and August 24th to each parent/guardian regarding your students code for ordering pictures. Take a look to set the scene for the most amazing picture day this year! We will also be sending home picture day packets tomorrow as well.
Welcome back to the 2026–2027 school year! We are grateful for the opportunity to serve our school community and to support the academic, social, and personal growth of every student.
Strong two-way communication between home and school is essential to student success. Please do not hesitate to contact your student’s teachers, counselors, or administrators with questions, concerns, or information that may help us provide support. We are sincerely available and eager to collaborate with students and families at every opportunity.
We look forward to a positive and productive year together.
Warmly,
MRHS Administration
Mascenic Families- Please see my "Welcome Back" letter that has pertinent information on the start of school and important links! We are excited to have students (1st-12th) back in our buildings come Thursday!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x7cSb3q7Q3TkOAvtpl3ZlWRjfIdaEZ0V/view?usp=sharing
Pick up will be this Friday at Food Truck night from 5-6:30.
And Monday the 24th 10:00 to 12:00 at the High School.
*We will have a few extras available to purchase for $65.00, you can pay with cash, check or Venmo will be available.
The begining of the school year is fast approaching! We will update our newsletter shortly.
Is your toddler missing a shoe? Is your middle schooler missing a Bulldog's Baseball Jacket? Is your high schooler missing her favorite checkered blanket? Did your high schoolers wardrobe seem to shrink over the last school year? Great news! There are three bins at the high school full of what you may be looking for! One week from today (7-20-2026) these items get donated. Sadly all cups, thermoses, and water bottles have been consumed by a non penicillin family member in the Mold Family and can no longer be found here at school! If you think something you are missing may be in one of the three bins give the front office a call and we can setup a time for you to come rescue that which is lost from you!
36 Days until We are back at it for another year!
Enjoy the rest of your Summer!
Mascenic Media is pleased to offer a live stream of tonight's Commencement for the Mascenic Regional High School Class of 2026.
Click on the link below to enjoy the ceremony live!
https://youtube.com/live/Bz-r2VR3DMk?feature=share
If you have questions, please e-mail David Franz at dfranz@mascenic.org
Today during 4th period, students at MRHS will have the opportunity to observe a mock crash simulation presented by the New Ipswich Fire Department, with support from local first responders and student volunteers.
The purpose of this demonstration is to promote awareness regarding the serious consequences and potential dangers associated with impaired operation of motor vehicles. Through this realistic simulation, students will gain a better understanding of the impact that impaired driving can have on individuals, families, and the broader community.
We recognize that the simulation may be emotional or intense for some students. School counselors and support staff will be available throughout the day for any student who may need assistance processing the experience.
We appreciate the partnership of the New Ipswich Fire Department and our local emergency personnel in helping provide this important educational opportunity for our students.
Good morning Mascenic Regional High School Families,
On Monday May 11th students in 9th-11th grade will take part in a learning experience at MRHS facilitated by the Browne Center @ the University of New Hampshire. These short workshops are intended to promote student leadership and collaboration. Please see the the letter outlining the activties.
Thank you!
