About Carver Middle High School

Main Phone Number: (508) 866-6130

Principal: Christine Cabral
Assistant Principals:  Dillon Antell | Sean McInnis

Carver Middle High School is within a mile of the center of town and provides a secondary campus setting for our students.
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• 14+ Designated Advanced Courses Offered
  • • 12 Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
    • 3 Project Lead the Way Computer Science Courses
    • Customized Virtual AP Opportunities
      View our Program of Studies for a comprehensive list of courses offered
• Award-Winning Educators
• Nationally Recognized Special Olympics Unified Banner School
  Recognized in 2018 for efforts to provide inclusive sports and activities for students with and without disabilities. Carver Middle High School is receiving this honor as a result of meeting national standards of excellence in the areas of inclusion, advocacy and respect.
• State Championship Culinary Program
• Exclusive National Scientific Research Studies
  SparcNET Salamander Research and Head Start Turtle Program
• Extraordinary Student Achievement
  Visit our Excellence Pages to see extraordinary student achievement like:
  • • Project Lead the Way’s Computer Science Industry Connects Finalist
    • State of Massachusetts Seal of Biliteracy (SoBL)
    • MathCounts State Competition
    • Scholar Athlete Awards
    • Regional Band and Music Festival Award Winners
    • Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award
    • All Scholastic Athletic Teams
    • MIAA Student Athlete of the Month
    • College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Award
    • Massachusetts Representative to National Girl’s State
    • National Merit Scholar: Commended Students
• Nationally Recognized School Nutrition Program
  USDA National Healthy Meals Recognition prize for “Trailblazing Innovative Improvements to make School Meals Healthier!” for our implementation of farm to table ingredients and cooking meals from scratch in our kitchens!
• On-site Greenhouse and TV Studio
• Academic Workshop and Study Skills Classes
• College Application Bootcamp
• WIN! Student Choice Block
• Student Advisory Councils
  • • School Committee Student Advisory Council
    • Athletic Captains Council
    • Principal’s Student Advisory Council
    • Student Council – awarded the Gold Council of Excellence by Massachusetts Association of Student Councils  since 2012
• Senior Internships
• Student Assistance Programs
• Therapy Dogs and Responsive Counseling
• DESE IEP Early Adopter School District

Everyone benefits when students feel empowered to help shape their learning. Our Pathways, Project-Based Learning (PBL), and Project Lead the Way (PLTW) offerings engage students in powerful learning experiences.

Dynamic electives incorporate real-world problem solving, hands-on/minds-on skill development, and critical thinking in teams that prepare students for jobs of tomorrow.

Carver Pathways: Career and Technical Education (CTE)

The Carver Pathways Program provides students with an opportunity to explore careers, and careers of study, preparing for the work force and college.

CMHS staff and administration have created seven CTE pathways for student exploration as they enter high school.  As students identify interests, they have the ability to pick a pathway which will lead to a career focused internship. The complete list of CMHS CTE Pathways as follows:

• Biotechnology
• Clean Energy
• Computer Science
• Environmental Agricultural Sciences (EAS)
• Health and Wellness
• Culinary & Hospitality
• Manufacturing Engineering and Technology (MET)
• Visual and Performing Arts (VPA)

OUR GOAL

To provide students with an opportunity to explore a variety of career interests in the fields of health/wellness, computer science, technology, culinary, and business. We are developing partnerships with state organizations such as Mass Hire to continually providing students opportunities in career fields.  Please visit our  Carver Pathways website.

Our Vision of the Graduate supports each student’s personal development toward becoming a:

• Healthy Human
• Effective Communicator
• Global Citizen
• Collaborative Teammate
• Critical Thinker
• Responsible Individual 

BE A LEADER

Best Buddies
ADL: World of Difference
GSA Clubs
National Honor Society
World Language Honor Societies
Captains Council
Student Government
Student Council
Student Advisory Committee
Peer Helper/Peer Mediator
SADD (Caring Crusaders)

FOLLOW YOUR PASSION

Environmental Science Clubs
Mock Trial/Debate Team
Math Club
Senior Internships
Community Service
Regional & State Music Festivals
Literary / Art Clubs
Band / Chorus
Drama Clubs
Robotics Club
TV / Film / Broadcasting
Culinary Team
Yearbook Clubs

SEE NEW SIGHTS

Camp Burgess
Martha’s Vineyard
New York City
Salem
Senior Disney Trip
International Trips

BE PART OF THE TEAM

17 Unique Sports (Varsity and Sub Varsity levels)
Middle School Intramurals
Unified Sports
E Sports Gaming

Click here for a current list of all opportunities