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JANUARY 2026


 

DECEMBER 2025


Congratulations to Mallory Doyle for being selected as Carver Middle High School’s Project 351 Student Ambassador. Mallory was selected by a committee of administrators and staff due to her exemplary ethic of service and values of kindness, compassion, humility, and gratitude. Student Ambassadors are 8th grade unsung heroes and quiet leaders who are eager to serve, lead, learn, and make a difference. Mallory will represent Carver Middle High School at Project 351’s Launch and Service Day in Boston in January.


Grade 12 and Pathways students have the opportunity to partner with local industries to gain valuable experience in various career fields.  Many thanks to the Carver Fire Department, Carver Police Department, Carver EMS and Flexo Concepts who recently shared posts/experiences featuring our student interns.

 

NOVEMBER 2025


…through food drives for the Shane Gives Thanks Food Pantry:

  • CMHS families & Project 351 Ambassador Sydney Metrano gathered 1,000+ items plus a pallet of juice generously donated from a local parent through Stop N Shop
  • The captains’ council collected food donations as admissions to their PowderPuff games
  • EAPC (Teachers & ESP unions) donated $2,000 to the pantry.

…and…

  • Middle School Student Government raised $135 for Boston Children’s Hospital
  • Volleyball Team & Carver PD collected gifts for their annual toy drive

We’re so grateful for our amazing students, families, and staff who lift up our community. 💛 Want to get involved? Visit our Community Bulletin Board at http://www.carver.org


Thank you to our captains’ council, students, staff and volunteers who participated in the Annual PowderPuff Games!


Congratulations and thank you to all the students and staff who participated in last year’s program on receiving this prestigious recognition for our school!


on great performances Friday and Saturday, November 7 and 8, 2025!


Honor Roll – Term 1

Congratulations to the following students who were named to the honor roll for the first term of the 2025-2026 school year!  Great job!!

HONOR ROLL STUDENTS
1st Term  |   2025-2026

 

OCTOBER 2025

Middle School Diversity Awareness

On the early release day on October 23, 2025 Grade 6 students were invited to take a walk in someone else’s shoes as they rotated through various classroom spaces for the morning.  Students in sessions hosted by special education teachers and counselors learned what it was like to live with disabilities ranging from blindness, deaf and hard of hearing and physical impairments to dyslexia, autism and ADHD. We believe increasing awareness through these experiences help to make our school environment a more inclusive space for all students.


There’s a whole lot of science going on!

Students at CMHS were invited to join MassBio Ed for a Foodborne Illness Lab where students had to examine foods to determine which was the contained sample.  Students were able to participate in this college level lab using high-level equipment as well.   Also in the world of science – select Innovation Pathways teachers and students were invited to attend the Blue Futures conference in Plymouth last week where they were able to hear about future careers in innovation and environmental sciences and got to meet Bill Nye “the Science Guy”


SEPTEMBER 2025


 
AP Scholars

Congratulations to these students named AP Scholars by the College Board and recognized by the school committee at their recent meeting: Trevor Bienvenue, Owen D’Andrea, Meghan Daly, Julia Fernandes, Haylie Ashiemier, Sophia Tibbetts, Lillian Wiafe, Kenneth McDonald, Levon Mulready, Ariela Barboza, and Cara Toomey

The AP Scholar Awards recognize high school students who have demonstrated exemplary college-level achievement on AP Exams.  There are three levels of awards: AP Scholar which denotes a score of 3 or higher on 3 AP Exams, AP Scholar with Honors which denotes a score of 3 or higher on 4 AP Exams and an overall score average of at least 3.25, and AP Scholar with Distinction which denotes a score of 3 or higher on 5 AP exams and an overall score average of at least 3.5. The appropriate distinction is reflected on all score reports sent by the College Board to colleges.

 


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