IN THIS ISSUE

• National Merit Scholars• Senior Activity Information• Exam Schedules• Military & College Acceptances• Arts & Activities • Yearbook• the GAP• Quarter 3 Honor Roll• 2017-18 Parking• Athletics

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VOLUME 29 EDITION 7 MAY/JUNE 2017

Goffstown High School, Wallace Road, Goffstown, NH 03045 603-497-4841

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P R I N C I PA L’ S M E S S AG EAs has become tradition with this issue of The GRIZZ, I welcome the 8th grade stu-dents and their families to the Goffstown High School community. I hope you enjoy your first issue. I encourage you to ask me - or any of our staff - questions about how we can best meet your student’s needs. Please encourage them to get involved and immerse themselves in the high school experience. Involved students are successful students. This month’s GRIZZ is a sampling of the many great opportunities which await your soon to be Grizzly.

Congratulations to the family, friends and graduates of the Class of 2017! I am pleased to share with you the top ten students of the graduating class. Their sacrifice, dedica-tion and intense focus has earned them this honor:

1. Katie Galletta 6. Christina Choquette2. Jacob Borges 7. Emilie Veilleux3. Elizabeth Cronin 8. Janelle Fassi4. Hannah Thomas 9. Kaylee Chouinard5. Abigail Bono 10. Jakob Britton-Doucette

I will continue the tradition at this year’s commencement ceremony of recognizing the next ten students in the graduating class. They are:

11. Alisha Anderson 16. Anthony Pilotte12. Melissa Mullen 17. Julia Paquette13. Kaitlin Leduc 18. Sydney Lewis14. Jenna McNeill 19. Jackson Brannen15. Samantha Lewis 20. Katherine McKim

Are you curious about who the top ten students are in the class of 2018, 2019 and 2020? Find out on May 25, 2017 at Academic Awards Night. In addition to recognizing the top ten students of each class, Academic Awards Night is a special evening where stu-dents of excellence in all subjects receive recognition and juniors are presented with the college Book Awards.

In addition to Academic Awards Night, there are several upcoming events to celebrate the accomplishments of our students and their achievements. Please be sure to see the enclosed information.

We are fortunate once again to be using Sullivan Arena on the St. Anselm College campus for our June 15th commencement. Our goal is to provide a first-class celebra-tion where guests can relax and enjoy this special evening. Please be sure to read all of the information enclosed in this newsletter regarding this event. Anyone needing special seating or arrangements please call or email Lynn Cavagnaro at 660-5309, lynn.cavagnaro@sau19.org, so that we can prepare accordingly.

Students, parents, teachers, and counselors work extremely hard with the post high school planning process. Congratulations to our seniors who have been accepted to

an impressive list of colleges, universities and military branches (see page 5 of The GRIZZ).

Congratulations to the following Juniors for qualifying for the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program:

Ryan CookHannah TateDanielle Vermette

These high performers have shown outstanding academic potential. From approximately 1.5 million program entrants (Junior PSAT test takers), each of these students is among the 50,000 highest-scoring participants.

From these 50,000 high scorers nationwide, about 16,000 will be named National Merit Program Semifinalists representing the top scorers in each state, while the other 34,000 will be commended for their performance. Students in the National Merit Scholarship Program will learn of their standing in September. Congratulations once again and good luck!

Art teacher Keith Martin’s piece, Installation #64, was recently featured in “White/Black/Monochrome”, a national juried exhibition, at the South Shore Art Center in Cohasset, MA. Mr. Martin was awarded second prize for his work. The exhibition will be on view through the end of May. Congratulations Mr. Martin!

Congratulations to senior Gabe Lescatre, who won the State Grand Cash Prize of $1,500.00 at the New Hampshire Art Educators’ Association Youth Art Month exhibition at Plymouth State University. See the full story on page 9.

Thank you Carl Provencher, Goffstown Store Manager and Hannaford Supermarket for their generous donations during the 2016-2017 school year:

$ 500.00 Gift card to our culinary program.$ 500.00 Gift card in honor of Goffstown Hannaford’s Grand Reopening.$ 723.00 Hannaford Helps Schools Program.$1,000.00 Hannaford Helps Schools Program bonus for most funds raised in the community.

Grand total $2,723.00. Thank you Hannaford!

We continue to believe reading, in all shapes, sizes and amounts, makes a difference. Please ask your student about what book they have chosen for this year’s summer reading. See page 8 for more details about the assignment.

Please join me in thanking Ray Dumais (17 years), Pat Fenner (16 years), and Mike Malloy (10 years) for their years of service at Goffstown High School. Enjoy your retirement! I look forward to seeing you at our year-end celebrations and I hope you have a wonderful summer. Regards,

Francis J. McBride

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

2Left to Right: Carl Provencher from Hannaford and GHS Princi-pal Frank McBride.

Below Left to Right: Frank McBride-Principal, Danielle Vermette, Hannah Tate and Ryan Cook, who met the re-quirements to enter the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program.

I N F O R M AT I O N

Go to the GHS website for daily announcements, the school calendar, links to staff and other important information.3

Do you know an alumni or staff member with an achieve-ment, feat or accomplishment that is newsworthy, or that would be great to share with the GHS community? If so, send the information along to Lynn Cavagnaro, Principal’s Administrative Assistant, at: lynn.cavagnaro@sau19.org. Be sure to include the year of graduation.

Goffstown High School Phone #: 497-4841Dial: 1 Staff Directory (say the name of the person you want to reach) 2 Attendance Secretary 3 General Delivery Mailbox 4 Other Options: 1 Adult Education 2 Athletics 3 Facilities Director 4 Guidance Office 5 Health Office 6 Special Education 7 Principal McBride 8 Back to Main Menu

GHS PHONE OPTIONS

CALENDARMay12 Prom 15 School Board Meeting, 7pm Info Center15-16 Science NECAP Grade 1118 Science NECAP Grade 1118 GHS Music Spring Concert 7pm Theater21 Merri-Loo Touch-A-Truck 11am23 Art Honors Exhibition and Reception 3:30pm -5:30pm Arts Lobby25 Academic Awards Night 7pm Theater29 NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day June2 Senior Athletic Banquet 6:30pm Gym 5 School Board Meeting, 7pm Info Center6 GHS Music Jazz Concert 7pm Theater6-7 Senior Exams8 Scholarship Night 7pm Theater8-9 Senior Exams9-10 Spring Dance Gala 7:30pm Theater 11 Baccalaureate 7pm Theater13 Senior Class Trip15 Commencement (Graduation) 7pm St. Anselm 15-16 Final Exams19-20 Final Exams20 Last Day of School – Students dismissed at 12:55pm

NEEDED for ART CLASSES

• Broken, old, or no longer wanted jewelry of all types for the jewelry classes and Art Club.

• Interior design & architectural type magazines for interior design classes.

• Clean Pill BottlesPlease mark accordingly and drop off in the

Main Office.Thank you for all donations already made!

ALUMNI & STAFF NEWS

Text Message AlertsIf you haven’t done so already, it’s never too late to opt-in to receive school delay and cancellation alerts, as well as emer-gency notifications. Just text the word “Yes” to the short code number 68453 to opt-in. Mobile numbers must be on file in PowerSchool to opt-in. Installation #64, a ceramic piece by art teacher Keith Martin was

recently awarded second prize in a juried art exhibition held at the South Shore Art Center in Cohasset, MA. The exhibition will be on view through the end of May.

SENIOR ACTIVITIES INFORMATION

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IMPORTANT  SENIOR  INFORMATION    

 Here  are  the  dates,  times,  and  other  necessary  information  you  need  as  you  plan  your  celebrations.    Academic  Awards  Night:   Thursday,  May  25th,  7:00pm  in  the  Theater    Senior  Athletic  Banquet:       Friday,  June  2nd,  6:30pm  in  the  Gym    Senior  Scholarship  Night:   Thursday,  June  8th,  7:00pm  in  the  Theater    Baccalaureate  Service:     Sunday,  June  11th,  7pm  in  the  Theater  The  Goffstown  Clergy  Association  Baccalaureate  Service  is  open  to  all  seniors,  their  family  and  friends  and  will  be  held  in  the  Goffstown  High  School  Theater.    It  includes  a  variety  of  readings,  music  and  messages  from  members  of  the  senior  class  and  the  Goffstown  Clergy  Association,  as  well  as  the  Senior  Slide  Show.    A  casual  opportunity  to  mingle  and  share  refreshments  will  follow  the  Baccalaureate  service.      Senior  Class  Trip:     Tuesday,  June  13th    The  senior  class  trip  will  be  at  Cedardale  in  Groveland,  Massachusetts.  Transportation  will  leave  GHS  at  9:00  am.    Breakfast,  lunch  and  snacks  will  be  provided.        Graduation  Practice:   Thursday,  June  15th,  8:30am    Graduation  rehearsal  will  be  at  St.  Anselm  College  Sullivan  Arena.    Breakfast  and  lunch  will  be  served.    A  senior  class  picture  with  students  wearing  cap  and  gown  will  be  taken  after  lunch.    Graduation:       Thursday,  June  15th,  7:00pm  Seniors  please  arrive  at  St.  Anselm  College  Sullivan  Arena  at  6:15pm,  dressed  and  ready  for  graduation.    All  family  and  friends  of  graduating  seniors  are  welcome  to  attend  commencement.        If  you  have  any  questions  regarding  senior  events,  please  contact  Lynn  Cavagnaro  lynn.cavagnaro@sau19.org.        3/8/17  

SENIOR MILITARY & COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

Military BranchesAir ForceAir National GuardArmyArmy National GuardArmy ReservesMarines

College AcceptancesAnna Maria CollegeArizona State UniversityAuburn UniversityBecker UniversityBentley UniversityBoston University (College of Arts and Sciences)Bowdoin CollegeBrigham Young University, IdahoBrown UniversityBryant UniversityButler UniversityCastleton UniversityCentral Connecticut State UniversityClark UniversityClarkson UniversityCoastal Carolina UniversityColby CollegeColby-Sawyer CollegeCollege of CharlestonCollege of the Holy CrossCurry CollegeDartmouth CollegeDrexel UniversityEastern Kentucky UniversityEastern Nazarene CollegeEmmanuel CollegeEndicott CollegeFairfield UniversityFlorida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityFlorida Southern CollegeFranklin Pierce UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityGuilford CollegeHigh Point UniversityHusson UniversityIndiana State UniversityJames Madison UniversityJohnson & Wales University (Providence)Johnson State CollegeKeene State CollegeKings CollegeLasell CollegeLesley UniversityLynn UniversityMaine College of ArtManchester Community College (NHCTC-Manchester)Manhattan CollegeMarymount Manhattan CollegeMassachusetts College of Art and DesignMCPHS - Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health SciencesMerrimack CollegeMontana State University, BozemanMount Holyoke CollegeNew England CollegeNew Hampshire Institute of Art

NHTI - Concord’s Community CollegeNichols CollegeNortheastern UniversityNortheastern University (College of Science)Northland CollegeNorwich UniversityOhio Technical CollegePace University, New York CityPaul Smith’s CollegePenn State UniversityPlymouth State UniversityPoint Park UniversityProvidence CollegePurdue UniversityQuinnipiac UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRhode Island CollegeRivier UniversityRochester Institute of TechnologyRoger Williams UniversitySacred Heart UniversitySaint Anselm CollegeSalve Regina UniversitySavannah College of Art and DesignSiena CollegeSimmons CollegeSmith CollegeSouthern Maine Community CollegeSouthern New Hampshire UniversitySpringfiled CollegeSt. Joseph’s College - Long Island CampusStonehill CollegeStony Brook UniversitySuffolk UniversitySusquehanna UniversitySyracuse University (College of Engineering & Comp. Sci-ence)Thomas CollegeTufts UniversityUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of HartfordUniversity of Hawai’i Maui CollegeUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstUniversity of Massachusetts, BostonUniversity of Massachusetts, LowellUniversity of Nebraska at Lincoln (Business Admin.)University of New EnglandUniversity of New Hampshire at DurhamUniversity of New HavenUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of Southern MaineUniversity of TampaUniversity of VermontUniversity of Wisconsin, WhitewaterUtica CollegeWentworth Institute of TechnologyWestern New England UniversityWheaton College MAWheelock CollegeWorcester Polytechnic Institute

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SENIOR EXAM SCHEDULE

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SENIOR EXAM SCHEDULE JUNE 2017

Senior exams take place during their regularly scheduled class periods. Exams are structured to assure that all seniors are in attendance for a full day on both June 6th and 7th. On these two days, seniors should attend their regularly scheduled classes during periods 1-4. Then, they should report to periods 5-8, as normally scheduled, to take their exams. Thursday and Friday, June 8th and 9th, are partial days for seniors. They are to report to their period 1-4 classes, as scheduled, to take their exams. Tuesday, June 6th Wednesday, June 7th

Period 2 Class Period 1 Class Period 4 Class Period 3 Class Period 6 Exam Period 5 Exam Period 8 Exam Period 7 Exam

Thursday, June 8th Friday, June 9th Period 2 Exam Period 1 Exam Period 4 Exam Period 3 Exam

MST Students: TBD Senior Class Trip: Tuesday, June 13th Graduation: Thursday, June 15th Second semester seniors can be exempt from final exams if they meet the following:

• 90 or above semester average • No discipline referrals

UNDERCLASSMEN EXAM SCHEDULE

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Goffstown High School 2017 Semester II Exam Schedule

Thursday, June 15, 2017 Friday, June 16, 2017 Period 1 Exam 8:00-9:30 Period 2 Exam 8:00-9:30 Period 3 Exam 10:00-11:30 Period 4 Exam 10:00-11:30 Lunch 11:30 -12:30 Lunch 11:30-12:30

Period 5 Exam 12:30-2:00 Period 6 Exam 12:30-2:00

Monday, June 19, 2017 Tuesday, June 20, 2017 - Early Release Period 7 Exam 8:00-9:30 Make-up Exam 8:00-9:30 Period 8 Exam 10:00-11:30 Make-up Exam 10:00-11:30 Lunch 11:30-12:30 Lunch 11:30-12:30 Make-Up Exam 12:30-2:00 BUSES leave at 12:55

√ MST TBD.

Students are required to be at school on all exam days. Normal school hours are in effect. Only those students with a permission slip, signed by a parent/guardian (or students who already have that privilege) may have early release or late arrival on exam days. Students cannot “go out” for lunch and then return to school. Attendance will be taken and checked against student permission slips. Students who remain at school will be accommodated in designated areas: the cafeteria and/or info center. Students must arrive on time, sign in, and remain in these areas during exam periods. Students LATE for exams will not be allowed to take the exam unless approved to do so by an administrator. A zero will be assigned to any student who misses an exam without a valid reason. Students missing an exam for valid reasons approved by an administrator will take a scheduled make-up exam. Regular buses will run at the usual times each day, except for June 20th, which is early release. Buses will depart at 12:55 on June 20th. ______________________________________________________________________________

AUTHORIZATION FOR EARLY RELEASE / LATE ARRIVAL ON EXAM DAY(S) _____________________________________ has my permission to arrive late and/or leave early, attending only the periods he/she has an exam. (Please initial day/days that apply).

____all four exam days _____Thursday, _____Friday, _____Monday, _____Tuesday

I understand that my son/daughter must be at school during normal school hours and be signed in to a designated area for each exam day unless this form is on file with the attendance secretary. Non- adherence to this policy will result in disciplinary action. __________________________ ___________ (Parent/guardian signature and date)

SCHOOL COUNSELING OFFICE

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School Counseling Staff:Ashley Lafond: Students with last names A-Com Cheryl Serodio: Students with last names Con-Gra Shara Morrison: Students with last names Gre-Man John Webb: Students in grade 9 & 10 with last names Mao-Q Students in grade 11 & 12 with last names Mao-R Marian Akey: Students in grade 9 & 10 with last names R-Z Students in grade 11 & 12 with last names S-Z

Joyce Lewis: Director of School CounselingLisa Horne: School PsychologistIrma Robinson: Administrative Assistant/RegistraPatty Easton: Administrative Assistant/Power School OfficeBetsy Myrdek: Data Manager

SCHOOL COUNSELING CALENDAR

May 25 Awards Night 7 pm

June 8 Scholarship Night 7 pm

FALL ACT/SAT TESTING

Each year the greater GHS community recognizes and celebrates our seniors by awarding scholarships at our annual Scholarship Night. This year we will be recognizing members of the Class of 2017 on June 8th at 7 pm in the Hieber Auditorium. Over 50 scholarships will be awarded through the generosity of local fam-ilies, organizations, and businesses. On behalf of our students, we would like to express our gratitude for being part of such a generous community.

SCHEDULING

SCHOLARSHIPS

The master schedule for 2017-18 is being created. We anticipate distributing schedules to juniors, sophomores, and freshmen prior to exam week. Students can meet with their counselor between June 13th and the close of the academic year in order to make any necessary schedule changes. Schedule changes will be made in sit-uations where students received a course they have already taken, failed to receive a requested course that is required for graduation, etc. Counselors will be in their offices through June 23rd and are expected to return from summer break on August 24th. The School Counseling Office will be open on a reduced schedule with limited staff throughout the summer.

Schedules will be distributed to current 8th graders during the week of June 12th.

CREDIT RECOVERYStudents who have failed classes (or who are in danger of doing so) should see their counselors NOW in order to explore the options available over the summer. In our experience, the sooner a student is able to make up required credit, the greater the chance for success moving forward. If students don’t address credit recovery needs as they occur, they often become discouraged and fall farther behind.

Courses will be offered at the high school this summer through the Goffstown Adult Program (GAP). Classes will be offered Monday-Thursday beginning July 5th. Sessions are from 8:30-10:00 or 10:15-11:45. Registration forms are available in both the School Counseling Office and the Main Office. Classes are approved to run based on registration numbers, so consider signing up early.

Fall ACT and SAT dates are early this year. The ACT will be administered on September 9th with a registration deadline of August 4th. The SAT test date is August 28th with a registration deadline of July 28th.

GHSWELCOMES

the CLASS

of 2021

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FBLA Reflects on an Amazing Year!FBLA officers decided to end the school year by offering some parting thoughts and sharing them with our school community. Below are some reflective pieces of writing from our hard working, dedicated and enthusiastic FBLA officers:

From Allison Lavallee – President I joined the GHS FBLA chapter my sophomore year on a whim, and it turned out to be one of my best decisions I have made. I have been a part of the club for three years now, being elected president both my junior and senior years. I have had the opportunity to attend business conferences around the state, as well as collaborating on various different projects and meetings with other members of our club. Every skill

earned is incredibly valuable to our futures, whether it be in public speaking, running for a state office position, or even starting a business of your own. I believe being president and being able to lead such a successful group of my peers has been one of my biggest accomplishments in my high school career. I have gained so many more leadership skills and made so many new amazing connec-tions with those that I wouldn’t have otherwise. I also believe this has been a huge factor in what has lead to my passion to pursue a career in business in the future. I can never thank our dedicated members enough, as well as our advisor, Mrs. Scarlett. They have all impacted my life in the best way possible and have helped in making this club special, not only for me, but for our community. Leea Sarvella – GHS School Store ManagerThis year FBLA has been very memorable. This was my second year in FBLA and my first being an officer and it was probably the best choice I made this year. I have met so many amazing people who share the same interests as I do, who are hardworking, intel-ligent in the business world, and some of the nicest people. I am sad to see the seniors go and wish them the best of luck, but I am looking forward to meeting new people and spending another 2 years with people who share the same interests as I do.

Abigial Bono – Vice PresidentI joined FBLA during my junior year of high school. I was drawn to the club because I knew I wanted to major in Business in col-lege. I was surprised by how quickly the club became so import-ant to me. I loved meeting and working with other students that had the same passion as I did. It made all the work we had super fun and easier. As an officer, I learned more about being a leader, an inherent skill of mine. It was cool to see kids looking up to me for guidance and I knew that I could always rely on them if there was something I needed help with or was unsure about. I am re-ally going to miss the great group of Future Business Leaders we have here at GHS as well as our dedicated advisor Mrs. Scarlett who has been a mentor to me throughout high school as well.

Julianna Trost – Director of Public Relations/New FBLA State OfficerBy far, this has been the most successful year for me and I owe

it all to FBLA. Not only did I help make a difference in my community by actively participating in community service projects, but I also acquired more leadership skills that’ll benefit me today and in the future. I am excited to announce that I’ve been elected as the next NH FBLA State Officer for this upcoming year and I am looking forward to sharing everything Mrs. Scarlett has taught me through FBLA and influencing my own leadership skills with the rest of New Hampshire! I want everyone to know that FBLA isn’t just for those interested in pursuing a career in business, but for individuals passionate about helping the community, acquiring leadership skills, developing worthwhile connections and sharing their own passion with others.

FBLA

ARTS & ACTIVIT IES

Summer reading continues for its sixth year. Signups will take place in English classes for high school stu-dents, and during team time for eighth graders, from the end of May into early June. Students will sign up through their Moodle accounts. The brochure with a list of titles is available on the GHS web site begin-ning May 7th.

Left to Right: Hannah Gagne, Abigail Bono, and Kyleigh Cooley.

SUMMER READING

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ARTS & ACTIVIT IES

Congratulations to senior Gabe Lescatre, who won the State Grand Cash Prize of $1500.00 at the New Hampshire Art Ed-ucators’ Association Youth Art Month exhibition held at Plymouth State Univer-

sity. Gabe entered his acrylic painting “Sapphire Surge” into the Sargent Arts sponsored event. Pieces that echoed the theme “Re-flections on Wa-ter” were eligible to be entered into the competition. Among the oth-er awards there were winners from K-3, 4-6, Middle and High School who each received $100 in art supplies. Along with Gabe’s prize, Mrs. Nichols was awarded $2000.00 worth of art supplies for being his art mentor.

The four Art Honors students will present their senior year work in an exhibi-tion to be held in the GHS arts lobby on Tuesday, May 23 from 3:30 to 5:30pm. Refreshments will be pro-vided and the public is invited to see the results of their efforts.

VISUAL ARTS ART CLUBTie Dye was the focus of our first meeting after we returned from spring break. T-shirts, scarves and other items were given beautiful color de-signs with dye. Everyone ended up with something really nice.

On March 23, we will help serve refreshments at the Art Honors Exhibit and also enjoy all of their amazing work.

Plans are underway for an ice cream sundae buffet to close out the year and to say goodbye to our seniors. We wish the best to our senior members and especially our senior officers as they prepare for graduation and life beyond GHS.

We invite members of the incoming freshmen class along with upper classmen to join this diverse, active, and social group in September. Our first meeting will be on Tuesday, September 19 at 2:50pm in art room A-01.

International French Travel, April 2017 and 2018!In April of 2017 fourteen students from Goffstown High School traveled to Quebec for a three day weekend – they spoke some French (always ordering meals en français) expe-rienced lots of French culture, walked many miles, took lots of pictures and ate very well. We’re hoping to travel to France next year – 2017 April vacation in Paris and the Loire valley.

There will be an introductory informational meeting on Tues-day, June 6 at 6pm in Room 100. We’ll discuss an itinerary, see some photos from our last Paris and the Loire trip, and hopefully start the registration process for next year’s group! For more info feel free to check out the Students Love Trav-el website or contact Ms. Andrew at abbie.andrew@sau19.org.

TRAVEL TO FRANCE IN 2018

GHS ART CLUBNew Members Welcome!

First meeting of 2017-2018Tuesday, September 19

2:50pm - 4:00pm

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S T U D E N T C O U N C I LAlthough we are nearing the end of yet another year at Goffstown High, the GHS Student Council is working harder than ever at ful-filling their duties as a Student Government. For example, the GHS StuCo just hosted the annual Spring District Meeting, a meeting in which Student Councils from the Central District visit Goffstown High for a workshop put on by our Council. Our Spring District Committee did a great job again this year, incorporating the important theme of safety into the workshop. Captain Kerry P. Steckow-ych Esq. and School Resource Officer Jackie Pelletier graciously joined us to share their experience with us, showing presentations on various aspects of safety, including drug abuse and drunk driving. The Spring District Committee also organized a great dinner for the Central District Student Councils, including a favorite: the Puritan’s Chicken Tenders. Another purpose of the Spring District Meeting is to conduct the Central District Executive Board elections, and this year’s Exec. Board is shown below, including two Goffstown High Students: Ethan Danielson and Danielle Vermette. Thank you to all that helped with our Spring District Meeting, including the committee, the custodial staff, and our advisors, Señora McKinnon and Señor Fitzpatrick!

Central District Exec. President: Ariana LoFaroCentral District Exec. Vice President: Ethan DanielsonCentral District Exec. Historian: Danielle Vermette

The Junior Class Student Council is putting the finishing touches to the 2017 GHS Prom! This year’s Prom will be at the Radisson from 6-11 pm on Friday, May 12th, 2018. Students are reminded that in order to attend Prom, they must attend school for the first two periods of the day. The Junior Class StuCo chose a rustic theme this year, opting for classic touches of light neutrals and candlelights. We are very excited to be in charge of running the Prom this year and hope all attendees enjoy it!

On May 26, our very own Harrison Blondeau (NHASC President) and Mitchell (John) Scacchi (President of Central District) will be going to the State House for the annual NHASC Spring Convention. At this convention, leaders of NHASC and the Student Council District leaders discuss how the year has gone. The Honor Councils of the year are also announced, along with the winners of the Advisor of the Year and Administrator of the Year awards.

Finally, with the year coming to a close, we are beginning to form our Senior Send-off Committee. This committee is formed of dear friends of our fellow Senior StuCo members and recognizes members for the work they have contributed to GHS while wishing them luck on their next step in life. Which StuCo member is going to get a gift and give a speech for which StuCo Senior? That‘s a secret! But no matter who is on the Committee, we as the Goffstown Student Council would like to thank our Seniors for the hard work they’ve done in their years at Goffstown High School. Our graduating Seniors are as follows: Hunter Aldenberg, Jacob Borg-es, Jackson Brannen, Pamela Castillo-Diaz, Eric Choquette, Nykola Isaia, Molly MacNeily, Nicholas Mattison, Kayley Noterman, Hannah Thomas, and Emilie Veilleux.

Thank you so much for allowing me to report information from the GHS Student Council to you all this year! I hope you all have a great rest of the year and an even better summer!Danielle Vermette

This year 76 students took the National Latin Exam on March 13th and half of them earned awards on this test that measures Latin reading ability, grammar application, a knowledge of history and culture. The test is given to over 154,000 students nationwide.

Our Cum Laude recipients are as follows in alphabetical order: Paige Armstrong, Mariah Beaudin, Maryah Bell, Hannah Foley, Serenah Freeman, Stephanie Heger, Victoria Kelley, Maxwell LaJeunesse, Sierra MacIntire, Savannah Monfette, Zachary Moyer, Chloe Paradis, Paul Rescigno, Dennys Soto, and Charlie Teed.

Magna Cum Laude winners were Tyler Bechard, Amanda Dovas, Shea Huard, Bridget Kennerson, Wilhelmina Ost, Lindsay Radl, Helen Keiffer Serra, and Abigail Sudak.

There were also a number of medalists this year. Silver medals (Maxima Cum Laude) were awarded to Arden Brenan, Elizabeth Galleta, Eliza Heafield, Kathryn Lewis, Patrick Mannion, Jessica McGregor, Michael Poliquin, Cassander Robin and Brianna Snook. Our two gold medalists were Taylor Ferguson and Julia Paquette

This is also the time of year that we recognize students admitted into the National Latin Honor Society. Students must reapply ev-ery year. These students have been active members of the Junior Classical League, maintained A averages, and been good models for other students. This year’s inductees are Mariah Beaudoin, Arden Brenan, Alexia Devinney, Ethan Edwards, Taylor Ferguson, Victoria Kelley, Patrick Mannion, Savannah Monfette, Wilhemina Ost, Julia Paquette, Hannah Pilloni, Jenn Quigley, Lindsay Radl, Paul Rescigno and Cameron Waller.

ACCOLADES FOR LATIN!

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Radio City Music Hall Jessica Davison works with the Movement & Dance Company

The GHS Movement & Dance Company welcomed Radio City Music Hall Rockette, Jessica Davison, over April vacation. Ms. Davison is a Bedford, NH native and trained locally with the Bedford Youth Performing Company (BYPC) and Southern NH Dance Theater. After high school, she continued her dance training at the prestigious Boston Con-servatory for Dance. You can find Ms. Davi-son front and center in the Rockette’s famous kick lines as well as special appearances in

many Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parades. Thanks to GHS Per-forming Arts collaboration with BYPC, Ms. Davison spent two days over April vacation choreographing a dance piece for the Movement & Dance Company’s Spring Dance Concert on June 9th & 10th. The piece involves 16 of the company’s dancers who walked away from the experience feeling grateful and hap-pily exhausted.

June 9th and 10th 7:30 PM, Hieber Theater

Join the GHS Movement & Dance Company at this year’s annu-al Spring Dance Concert and Gala. This performance celebrates the work of the dance company with over ten dance works that include student choreography, guest artist choreography, and alumni performances. After weeks of hard work, student chore-ography was presented to an adjudication board on May 10th for selection. Seniors Liz Byam, Addie Houle, and Emily Clickner along with juniors MaryCatherine Gill and Catie Verostick each brought a piece to the adjudication board. Find out which pieces were selected at the June 9th and 10th concerts! In addition, the Movement & Dance Company was lucky enough to commission three guest artist pieces including work from Lisa Travis, Dan-ielle Hecker-Zannon, and Radio City Music Hall Rockette Jessi-ca Davison. A special collaboration with the GHS Jazz Ensem-ble and MoDaCo will feature All-State Musicians Lucas Jones, Madeline Short, and Emily Lescarte. At Saturday’s performance, the dance company welcomes back the Summer Theater cast for a special one-time reunion performance! Tickets are $10 for stu-dents and seniors and $12 for adults.

MOVEMENT & DANCE COMPANY

Members of the Movement & Dance Company:

Class of 2017 Liz ByamRebekah Chabot (Tech)Eric ChoquetteEmily ClicknerRyan CurrierRose GibneySophia HarkinsAddie HouleSamantha KimballAlexus LansdownNigel OkerekeKaylyn PaquetteCollin WynnAlexis YianakopolosAlexa Zienkiewicz

Class of 2018Allison Buckless (Tech)Sarah ConleyLaura DonagheyMaryCatherine GillMadeline ShortJ.D. SilvestreCatie Verostick

SPRING DANCE CONCERT & GALA

Class of 2019Chloe CastellanoTori KelleyMichael PolliquinJD SilvestreJosh Wight

Class of 2020Ashlynd GatesChloe Normand

AlumnusZak Ahmad – Class of 2010Katherine Battey – Class of 2015Margaret Donaghey – Class of 2017Alicia Edgar – Class of 2017Kyle Foster – Class of 2017Casey Gervais – Class of 2017Jessica Langlois – Class of 2016Sam Little – Class of 2015Pat Sheahy – Class of 2010

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We’d like to recognize the following students that were omitted in error from the Q2 Honor Roll:Madeline Carlson, Kaile Coulombe, Elizabeth deRochemont, Rachel Foss, Hannah Kloiber-Bravo, Hailey Soares, Jocelynn St. Onge (Principal’s Honor Roll), Jennifer Vo

Gr. 12 Principal’s Honor RollSarah Allard, Alisha Anderson, Abigail Bono, Jacob Borges, Mandy Chen, Kaylee Chouinard, Elizabeth Cronin, Hannah Crowell, Casey Cupples, Kersten Daneau, Janelle Fassi, Rachel Foss, Olivia Gagne, Katie Galletta, Anna GiConte, Montana Harris, Elizabeth Herod, Kaitlin Leduc, Emily Lescatre, Gabriel Lescatre, Samantha Lewis, Sydney Lewis, Bailey Lord, Sarah McGlauflin, Katherine McKim, Grayson Morin, Melissa Mullen, Hannah Pilloni, Anthony Pilotte, Jocelynn St. Onge, Grace Tavis, Hannah Thomas, Emilie Veilleux, Cameron Waller, Collin Wynn, Alexis Yianakopolos, Alexa Zienkiewicz

Gr. 11 Principal’s Honor RollHarrison Blondeau, Daniel Comeau, Kate Duval, Sydney Gagne, Joseph Jackson, Autumn Moody, William Peterson, Abby Poisson, Devin Pouliot, Elizabeth Saucier, Erika Stemska, Allyson Vermette, Danielle Vermette, Abbigail Young, Gage Young

Gr.10 Principal’s Honor RollSebastian Beal, Mariah Beaudoin, Samantha Biron, Cameron Chouinard, Abby Cole, Brandon Cote, Olivia Daly, Stephanie Flegal, Victoria Flegal, James Hornibrook, Grace Jolin, Michael Judd, Victoria Kelley, William Kennedy, Julia Lambert, Elisha Langevin, Patrick Mannion, Cora Morency, Christian Pribyl, Tace Rothstein, Sarah Stantial, Lydia von Schwanenfluegel, Zoe Zeballos

Gr.9 Principal’s Honor RollElizabeth Ashford, Tyler Bechard, Kevin Buciak, Lucretia Chabot, Kyle Chauvette, Katy Donovan, Max Fragos, Marissa Fyten, Thomas Kaempfer, Brandon Korn, Kathryn Lewis, Jordyn Noterman, Paige Robinson, Emma Strong

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Q U A RT E R 3 H O N O R R O L LGr.12 Honor RollHunter Aldenberg, Abigail Audesse, Brandon Bartolucci, Lauren Beaule, Heather Beegan, Tiernan Benoit, Elizabeth Berthiaume, Chantal Bolduc, Alyssa Bourque, Darby Bowen, Jackson Brannen, Arden Brenan, Kasey Britton-Doucette, Jakob Britton-Doucette, Alice Butcher, Elizabeth Byam, Madeline Carlson, Pamela Castillo Diaz, Rebekah Chabot, Christina Choquette, Emily Clickner, Zachary Curtis, Casey Dalton, Lauren Danis, Amber Davis, Matthew Dodge, Patrick Dodge, Sarenna Dutton, Anna Duval, Morgan Fielder, Abigail Flegal, Richard Forcier, Hannah Gagne, Taylor Gagnon, Maeve Grant, Natalia Hall, Joseph Hewson, Isabel Hills, Emily Holmes, Jacob Hunt, Jumaira Husin, Claire Ives, Ethan Judd, Alexander Kelley, Julia Kilmister, Samantha Kimball, Hannah Kloiber-Bravo, Sarah LaSella, Allison Lavallee, Kaylie Leitner, Hailey Lesmerises, Jordan Lewis, Alyssa Lombardi, Gavin Ma-centee, Nicole MacLellan, Molly MacNeilly, Samuel Martel, Peyton McBride, Jenna McNeill, Kate Misiorski, Liam Morris, Colin Mower, Gavin Myers, Nicole Nett, Carabeth Norklun, Kayley Noterman, Paige O’Halloran, Nigel Okereke, Julia Paquette, Kaylyn Paquette, Tanyaporn Permkitpaisarn, Makenna Philippon, Tyson Prescott, Dominick Prive, Michael Queen, Lindsay Radl, Tyler Riendeau, Chloe Robinson, Keely Robinson, Holly Rollins, Eden Rothstein, Julia Rourke, Kerri Roy, Tyanna-Marie Ryder, Anna Seward, Nicholas Shultz, Ethan Skinner, Tyler Small, Hailey Soares, Emma Soucy, Kate Stantial, Gabriell Stinson, Lauren Vickery, Jennifer Vo, Devon Willard, Nathaniel Wooding, Matthew Woodward, Julia Yost

Gr.11 Honor RollSujana Ahmed, Alyssa Allaire, Taylor Almeida, Eli Antoniello, Sidney Armstrong, Katelynn Biederman, Jonathan Blanchard, Ange-lee Boyle, Caleb Browne, Kara Bryson, Allison Buckless, Allyson Casey, Gabrielle Cass, Noah Charron, Eric Ciarla, Sarah Conley, Ryan Cook, Samuel Desrosiers, Arianna Dodge, Ryan Doucet, Jessica Edmonds, Paige Fontaine, Michael Fortin, Serenah Freeman, Bailey Gagnon, Zoe Gaudette, Kalyn Gervais, Sophia Harkins, Madison Harrington, Christopher Hazen, Luke Heafield, Raegan Jacob, Hannah Jorczak, Keara Kendall, Bridget Kennerson, John Paul Kissell, Justin Labbe, Maxwell Lajeunesse, Sierra Lariviere, Alison Larochelle, Alana Lehouillier, Kara Lendry, Sabastion Manney, Kathleen Marks, Dakota Martel, Brianna McCuaig, Ethan Merrill, Ainsley Miles, Abigail Niedbala, Abigail Paquette, Jacob Paris, Miah Parsons, Christopher Piekarski, Justin Pinard, CarolinePrud’homme, Andrew Reed, Quinn Romein, John Scacchi, Samantha Sherman, Madeline Short, Monique Sirois, Andrew Smerekan-icz, Ethan Smith, Brianna Snook, Skye Stanley, Bradley Steffen, Emily Stelman, Catherine Tilton, Julianna Trost, Jenna Weigler, Ian Winrow, Dariya Zaporozhchenko

Gr.10 Honor RollKatherine Banach, Riley Belleau, Hunter Benoit, Aubrey Bird, Michaela Boisvert, Brooklyn Brackett, Vincent Brigagliano, Kayla Brill, Conor Brown, Kylie Bryant, Colin Burke, Emily Campbell, Clay Campbell, Evan Carney, Corinne Cloutier, Teghan Coyle, Evan Cuddy, Caroline Cupples, Erin Dalton, Ethan Danielson, Elvis Demirovic, Allyson Deschenes, Benjamin Dodge, Robert Doherty III, Eric Dubreuil, Margaret Florino, Hannah Foley, Carey Foss, Jarren Fox, Nicholas Fragos, Elizabeth Galletta, Anna Gen-dron, David Gibson, Autumn Goulet, Leah Gray, Christina Gunski, Griffin Hansen, Ava Hansen, Shane Hatch, Sophia Jones, Molly Jorczak, Julian Kilgore, Eric Lacerte, Megan Lambert, Jakob Landry, Bretton Lassonde, Sean Leahy, Audrey Looney, Noah Madison, Noah Mann, Nicholas Mason, Heather McGlauflin, Jessica McGregor, Curtis McKay, Alexa Minnich, Kaylee Molan, Brianna Page, Alexandra Page, Alexandre Pennell, Michael Poliquin, Lilly Proulx, Paul Rescigno, Camden Maley, Emma Revaz, William Rollins IV, Matthew Searles, Chloe Smith, Sean Stone, David Vicente, Jackson Waller, Alexus Welbourne, Grant Wyman, Kaytlin Young

Gr.9 Honor RollElliot Anderson, Samuel Auger, Davis Balke, Alanna Barber, Colby Bartolucci, Charlotte Bausha, Kaitlyn Beauchemin, Morgan Bennett, Michael Bill, Elaina Biron, Elijah Boisvert, Isaac Borges, Cameron Bourque, Caylin Boutilette, Olivia Brannen, Sierra Briscoe, Emily Brodeur, Kobe Browne, Daniel Calhoun, Kathryn Carlson, Kori Chamberlin, Kendra Cooley, Emily Daniels, Jamie Danklefs, Bradley Demers, Emily Doherty, Natalie Doucet, Kyle Dubois, Kameron Dubois, Jackson Dubrulle, Thomas Dutton, Alexander Estano, Thiago Fantecelli, Emilie Fitzgerald, Riley Flanagan, Katrina Gagne, Wilton Geissenhainer, Julia Gentili, Shan-non Gifford, Ryan Giroux, Shelby Goyette, Myles Green, Thaddeus Hagner, Eliza Heafield, Autumn Hirsch, Patrick Howarth, Shea Huard, Aidan Hughes, Connor Hujsak, Kaley Johnson, Tierney Johnson, Liam Kilbreth, Mark Lajeunesse, Atticus Lambert, Natalie Lapointe, Eleanor LaRue, Timothy Lazott, Anna Lendry, Sierra MacIntire, Alexandria Mailhiot, Brandon Martel, Connor Martin, Olivia Martin, Sarah Mattison, Joseph McNeill, Zachary Menard, Tamaryn Morin, Samuel O’Hara, Nicholas Oak, ChloeParadis, RyanPeace, Renaud Pelletier, Kyle Pinard, Mitchell Plantier, Thomas Poist, Melanie Riendeau, Emily Rourke, Jaden Ruston, Trevor Santoro, Seija Sarvela, Savannah Schaefer, Helen Keiffer Serra, Alexis Soucy, Arianna Soucy, Derek Steckowych, Jared Steil, Alli-son Stemska, Kailee Still, Taylor Tremblay, Kelly Walsh, Joseph Webb, Devon West, Alexis Williams, Alaina Winrow, Kelsey Wynn, Adam Zienkiewicz

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the GAPThe GAP at GHS

Goffstown Adult Education Program Adult Diploma, HiSet/GED, Lifelong Learning 27 Wallace Road Goffstown, NH 03045

603-660-5302 Course Registration Summer Semester 2017

Your Name: Address: Town: Zip: Day Phone: Evening Phone: Email address: Date of Birth

Tuition to be paid by cash, check or money order payable to Goffstown School District – GAP

Circle Courses Requested below:

Summer school-July 5 – July 27

Course & Instructor Genre

Earn Credit

All Courses Meet Monday

thru- Thursday

Start and End Dates

Session 1-8:30-10am

Session 2-10:15-11:45am

Tuition

English/Great Books&Films P.Galamaga

Academic 1/2 Monday thru Thursday July 5-July 27 8:30-10am $150

Social Studies (World History/Civics/Econ.) B.Ward

Academic 1/2 Monday thru Thursday

July 5-July 27 8:30-10am $150

Space Science J.Gratton Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 8:30-10am $150

Chemistry C.Lauzon Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 8:30-10am $150

Biology 1 N.Lambert Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday

July 5-July 27

8:30-10am $150

Algebra 1 D.Kalloger Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 8:30-10am $150

Backyard Birding L.Herlihy Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 10:15-ll:45am $150

Geometry D.Kalloger Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 10:15-11:45am $150

English R.Goldstein Academic 1/2 Monday- thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 10:15-11:45am $150

Earth Science N.Lambert Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 10:15-11:45am $150

Physical Science J.Gratton Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 10:15-11:45am $150

Study Skills&Reading P.Galamaga Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 10:15-11:45am $150

US History B.Ward Academic 1/2 Monday thru

Thursday July 5-July 27 10:15-11:45am $150

Total number of courses requested:___________

Total Tuition: to be paid by cash, check, or money order with registration form. Registration is secured with payment in full. You will be contacted ONLY if a class is cancelled or full.

***Registration for all courses ends July 5,2017.*** There are no excused absences. Please review your work and holiday schedule prior to enrolling in summer classes.

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Goffstown  High  School  

2017-­‐2018  Student  Parking  Sign-­‐up  Information       GHS  will  issue  parking  passes  from  9am  to  2pm:  

    Seniors  Only       August  28th      

    Juniors  and  Seniors       August  29th    

Parking  passes  are  $100.00  and  can  be  paid  for  by  cash  or  check  made  payable  to  GHS.    Please  bring  your  vehicle  registration  and  your  driver  license.  

Parking  Rules  and  Eligibility  

Parking  stickers  will  be  assigned  on  a  space-­‐available  basis.    Parking  on  school  grounds  is  a  privilege  that  may  be  revoked  or  suspended  due  to  failing  grades,  poor  attendance  or  disciplinary  action.      Eligibility:    

• The  student  must  be  in  good  academic  standing.    This  is  defined  as  passing  all  classes  from  the  previous  quarter  and  having  the  appropriate  grade-­‐level  credits  (Senior-­‐16.5,  Junior-­‐11).  

• The  student’s  financial  obligations  must  be  settled.  • The  student  will  have  no  past  disciplinary  issues  involving  illegal  substances  (alcohol,  drugs,  tobacco).  

 Rules:    

• The  vehicle  must  be  registered  to  the  student  or  parent/legal  guardian.  • The  vehicle  must  display  a  valid  parking  sticker  on  the  rear  window,  driver’s  side.  • Students  must  park  in  designated  areas  only.  • A  parking  sticker  is  not  transferrable  to  any  other  vehicle  or  student.  • Any  illegally  parked  vehicle  may  be  towed  without  warning.  • A  request  for  a  refund  will  be  issued  under  the  discretion  of  the  Principal.    

 

 

AT H L E T I C S

Steve Fountain Director of Athletics

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With the spring sports season underway, I would like to take this opportunity to remind you of our spring sports venues. Both baseball teams will play their home games at Lions Club Field on West Union Street in Goffstown.

Both softball teams will play their games on campus. The varsity and junior varsity lacrosse teams will play their home games behind GHS on the stadium field. Finally, our tennis teams will play their home matches at Barnard Park.

SchedulesWith the crazy weather we are experiencing once again this spring, you can get updated game schedules by checking the GHS Athlet-ics website (www.goffstownathletics.com) and clicking on the team schedule you would like to view in the season dropdown menu. You can also visit the NHIAA website (www.NHIAA.org). To get up to date scores, alerts on game postponements and cancellations, create a “FAN” account online at (www.goffstownathletic.com). *Please note: only select “FAN” as an option to create your account. I hope to see you at one of our many spring sporting events.

GHS Athletics FAQQuestion: I have passing grades and no incompletes in all of my classes for the semester. Will I be eligible to play a sport in the upcoming season?

Answer: Any student must have passed at least FIVE credit courses the previous QUARTER. Eligibility is not assessed on semester grades but previous quarter grades. (This is a common mistake made by individuals seeking athletic eligibility.)

Furthermore, a student ineligible under Goffstown High School rules, but eligible under the NHIAA guidelines, may apply for a waiver hearing to determine, on a case by case basis, if a student should be granted eligibility. This can only happen once during a student-athlete’s high school career and is subject to approval by the Principal.

Parents and SportsmanshipIt takes an ongoing effort to make sure that Goffstown Athletic teams demonstrate their best behavior both on and off the field/courts of play. In the process of doing this, it has been apparent to me that sportsmanship doesn’t end on the fields/courts but extends into the stands, which by and large are populated with parents and family members of our student athletes. In an effort to bring more awareness to sportsmanship, I’m asking each parent of an athlete at Goffstown High School to take a minute to view the following link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZXfxxTLyUE.

Senior Athletic Banquet and Hall of Fame Dinner:Save the date: Friday, June 2nd at 6:30pm in the Main Gymnasium. Come celebrate the culmination of our senior athletes four-year athletic experience, and recognize our newly inducted hall of fame members. The evening includes a meal and awards will be present-ed. Senior athlete parents can expect to receive their invitations in the mail in the next week or so. If you have any questions please contact Bridget Lambert at 660-5319 or bridget.lambert@sau19.org.

Spring Sports AwardsPlease inquire with your team’s coach for information on your student athletes team awards ceremony.

Welcome 8th Grade FamiliesIt is my distinct pleasure to welcome all the new GRIZZLIES to GHS! We are excited to get to know each and every one of our new cubs! Parents and student athletes alike are asked to sign up on the new GHS Athletics website by adding a “FAN ACCOUNT” which will enable you to receive notifications/alerts from the Athletic Department along with any and all teams you desire to receive

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information from. You can do this by going to www.goffstownathletics.com and creating your fan account today! We look forward to working with you. GO GRIZZLIES! *Please note: only select “FAN” as an option to create your account.

Fall SportsIn an effort to allow for more effective summer planning, there are several dates that I would like to highlight for all potential fall ath-letes. The first day of football practice will be Wednesday, August 9th, while the first date of practice for the remaining fall sports will be Monday, August 14th. All tryouts will last no less than three days and practice will pick up right after tryouts. We will be printing the times and sites for the individual sports in the Goffstown News. Information can also be found on the GHS website (www.goffstownathletics.com) throughout the summer. If you have not yet done so, please go to the GHS Athletics website and create a fan account and follow the athletic department, along with any and all other teams you wish you receive notifications from. Please note: only select “FAN” as an option to create your account.

We anticipate the fall sports online registration site to be open by the start of June. Please look for announcements on the GHS Ath-letics website.

Your student athlete will need to have an updated physical on file with the nurse’s or AD’s office.All incoming freshmen and athletes that are new to our school must have proof of an up to date (within 1 year of their sports starting date) physical on file in the nurses or Athletic Directors office, before practice begins. Pleas drop them off at the main office at your earliest convenience throughout the summer.

If you have any questions, or would like information, please call the Athletic office at 660-5313.

“The great thing coming from sports is you understand the concept of a team. It leaves no room for be-ing selfish, and that’s something I picked up from home.”

~ Michael Strahan

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