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High School Mission Statement and Expectations Minimize
Our mission is to provide a learning environment that promotes the intellectual, artistic, physical, cultural and emotional
 
development of our students. We seek to create an educational experience based upon a curriculum reflecting the
 
standards set forth in the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks. Recognizing and serving individual differences,
 
interests and abilities, our educational community aims to prepare students to become informed, skilled and responsible
 
citizens.
  • ABINGTON HIGH SCHOOLS STUDENTS WILL:
  • COMMUNICATE - effectively through speaking, writing the arts and technology.
  • DEMONSTRATE - high level thinking skills to reason and problem solve.
  • WORK - toward mastery of course specific content.
  • PARTICIPATE - productively in their own educational progress
  • ACT- with respect toward the people, property and safety of our school community.
  • EXHIBIT - appropriate social behavior that reflects kindness and tolerance.

John and Abigail Adams Scholarship Minimize
Dear Parents, Students and Friends:
Thirty five Abington High School seniors have qualified for the prestigious John and Abigail Adams Scholarship. The Adams Scholarship provides a tuition waiver for four years of undergraduate education at Massachusetts state colleges and universities for students who are accepted. Massachusetts public high school students automatically qualify for the scholarship when they:
1. Score in the Advanced category in either the Mathematics or the English language arts section of the grade 10 MCAS test;        
2. Score in the Proficient or Advanced category on the second subject (Mathematics or English language arts); and
3. Have a combined MCAS score on these assessments that ranks in the top 25% in their school district.
AHS students recognized at an Awards Ceremony on Thursday, November 3rd as potential scholarship recipients were Nicholas Atkinson, Andrew Berry, Barry Cashman, Michael Catalano, Kathryn Cawley, Stephanie Chiocchio, Jacob Concannon, Caitlin Connors, Samantha Craig, Matthew Crawford, Michael Crawford, Donna Creighton, Jonathan Doucette, Samantha Dowd, Jazmin Gauvain, Kendra Gaven, Scott Glenn, Jessica Gosselin, Brendan Linehan, Rian Lundquist Garland, Scott Martel, Veronica McCormick, Nicholas Morrison, Alexander Narcotta, NamDu Nguyen, Joseph Nichols, Kelly Norton, Timothy O’Connor, Joseph Phan, Robin Purtell, Justin Rasetta, William Tulip, Joshua Whitman, Jennifer Wilson and Patrick Zadrozny
 
Sincerely,
 
Teresa Sullivan, Principal

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Teresa Sullivan   
Abington High School
Principal
201 Gliniewicz Way
Abington, MA 02351
 
Jessica Sullivan
Assistant Principal
Office:            781-982-2160    
Fax:                781-982-0061
Guidance :    781-982-2165    
Athletics:       781-982-0070
 
Grades: 9-12
Hours: 7:25 AM - 1:57 PM

 

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NEASC - 11-03-20091/26/2012
NEASC - 12-30-20091/26/2012
NEASC - 02-23-20101/26/2012
NEASC - 07-29-20101/26/2012
NEASC - 10-27-20101/26/2012
NEASC - 04-25-20111/26/2012
NEASC - 09-29-20111/26/2012

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Our mission is to provide all students with challenging educational experiences necessary to reach their potential and become informed, responsible citizens.

The Abington Public School System is committed to ensuring that all of its programs and facilities are accessible to all members of the public. 
We do not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national origin, race, religion, sex or sexual orientation.

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