This week at Carver Schools: May 4-8, 2026

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AP Exams at Carver Middle High School

Students are reminded to:

Arrive on time for your AP Exam. Morning exams arrive by 7:40 AM and Afternoon exams by 11:40 am.
Bring your fully charged Chromebook to every exam, along with your charger. You can also bring an approved calculator if you wish for exams that allow a calculator. There is an embedded calculator in Bluebook.
Make sure you know your College Board login information; this is how you will access Bluebook and your exams!
Students will be excused from all classes on the day of their exam.
Morning exams may run as late as 11:30ish – Afternoon exams may run as late as 3:30ish. Please remember this when planning your work or sports schedule on exam days.
Students will not have access to cell phones during their exam administration

Monday, May 4:
7:40 a.m. – AP Biology Upper Library
11:30 a.m. – AP European History Upper Library

Wednesday, May 6:
7:30 a.m. – AP English Lit and Comp Upper Library
11:30 a.m. – AP Physics Upper Library

Thursday, May 7:
11:40 a.m. – AP Statistics Upper Library

Friday, May 8:
7:40 a.m. – AP US History Upper Library

Monday, May 11:
7:40 a.m. – AP Calculus AB Upper Library

Tuesday, May 12:
7:40 a.m. – AP Precalculus Upper Library
11:40 a.m. – AP Psychology Upper Library

Wednesday, May 13:
7:40 a.m. – AP English Lang and Comp Upper Library

Thursday, May 14:
11:40 a.m. – AP Computer Science Principles HS Guidance Office

Friday, May 15:
7:40 a.m. – AP Environmental Science Upper Library

MCAS Exams…

Continue this week with MCAS Mathematics Exams for students in grades 3-5 and grade 7-8. Students are reminded to get rest, eat a balanced breakfast at school or at home and do their best!

School Committee Meeting

Note: The School Committee Meeting regularly scheduled for May 11, 2026 has been rescheduled to May 18, 2026. The full meeting calendar and more can be found on the school committee pages at

Employment Opportunities at Carver Schools

Are you, or do you know someone looking for a job in education? Employment opportunities at Carver Schools are listed on our website at: https://carver.org/about-us/employment-opportunities/ or by looking for this icon!

Current opportunities include:

Biology Teacher (26-27 School Year)
Spanish/Portuguese Teacher (26-27 School Year)
Elementary Teachers (26-27 School Year)
English Teacher (26-27 School Year)
.5 Video Production Teacher (26-27 School Year)
.5 Choral / General Music Teacher (26-27 School Year)
Special Education Teacher(26-27 School Year)
CDL Bus Driver Floater (Part Time)
Substitutes: All Positions

MET ROV Champions

This weekend, MET 3 Capstone students Madi Duffy, Caleb Halunen, Connor Patton, and Chase Cullum under the leadership of Teacher, Dave Arruda competed with their underwater robot at the New England Regional MATE ROV Competition.

Carver took home 1st place in the Navigator class making them the New England regional champions! They also won two subcategory awards for best technical interview and best poster presentation.

Mr. Arruda shared: “I’m very proud of this group of students for their excellent teamwork. They demonstrated their ability to troubleshoot a variety of technical challenges and communicate effectively. They represented Carver and our MET program in the most positive light!”

Congratulations to the team on this extraordinary achievement!

Junior/Senior Prom

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Congratulations to the Junior students on Prom Court:

C.J. Rush, King
Alejandra Gainey, Queen
Brooklyn Benting
Maya Daoud
Charlie Donovan
Owen Holmes
Jacob Hyland
Ceilidh MacKechnie
Mia Milonas
Gavin O’Connor

Thank you to the Junior Class Officers, Junior Class Advisors, Chaperones, Promenade Volunteers, and Students for all their efforts in making this years Prom another wonderful event!

Thank you to That Bloomin Place and Joanne McMorrow Photography for the donation of their time and materials for the Promenade. Pictures can be found here:
https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-3xRQSj
or at joannemcmorrowphotography.com

GRADES 4-5 LITERACY GROUP (LIT GROUP)

4th–5th-grade LIT Group kicked off their first session several weeks ago with a fun icebreaker that helped students connect and think about what makes a school inclusive.

The focus of the lesson was on inclusion, understanding how to make everyone feel welcomed, valued, and included. Students shared ideas, practiced leadership, and explored how small actions like inviting others and showing kindness can make a big difference.

Through the story I’m Not Just a Scribble and a creative self-expression puzzle activity, students celebrated what makes each person unique. The lesson ended with a reflection on what inclusion means to them. Keep an eye out for our Scribble puzzle pieces that represent connection, inclusion, and togetherness in the CES hallways!

We’re so proud of these students for beginning their journey as leaders in spreading love, inclusion, and trust!

SENIOR Decision Day

As SENIORS approach their end of the year events, they were invited with staff members to wear gear that represented their future plans! See all of the great pictures on the CMHS Counseling’s Instagram page @CMHSCounseling

Atheltic Excellence

Congratulations to Coleson Tully who was named Male Wrestler of the Year by the Patriot Ledger and named All Scholastic by the Bosotn Herald.

Visit our “Excellence” pages for more wonderful student celebrations and achievements:

FUNDRAISERS & COMMUNITY EVENTS:

Find more fundraisers and community events listed at https://carver.org/carver-home/upcoming-events/

Panera Bread Fundraiser
May 8, 2026 – 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Dine in or Take out at the Plymouth Location
Supports the Class of 2029
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Youth Field Hockey Clinic – Grades 2-7Wednesday Nights — 6:00-7:30 p.m. May 6 – June 24th
hosted by Middleboro head coach Kelly Celata. The goal is to introduce students to the sport of field hockey. Register at: https://students.arbitersports.com/programs/youth-field-hockey-clinic-spring-2026
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Dollars Fore Scholars Golf Tournament
May 29, 2026 – 4:00 p.m. | Squirrel Run Golf Course
Sponsored by the CMHS Staff Scholarship Committee
Flyer: 2026 Flyer