The National Honor Society wrapped up another successful Charity Volleyball Tournament. This year 20 teams played for their favorite charity in a 3-day tournament. 

After coming in second place for the past two years, Team FLH came in first with $675 going to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Team 7 Reasons came in second with $75 going to the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind. 

After winning the FHS school competition, sophomore Lilian Martin from Ms. Beaulé's English class competed in the sectionals round of Poetry Out Loud in Hopkinton last weekend, reciting two poems, "In praise of my bed" and "Becoming a redwood." 

Framingham High School was also recognized for being one of the longest-running participants in the competition!

The Cancer Kids First Club is holding a toy and book drive until Friday, March 21st. We will be accepting donations of new toys, books, and art supplies that can be dropped off in designated boxes in C118 or the Main Lobby. 

For money donations, we accept cash and venmo (@jzheng73). All donations will go to pediatric cancer patients at Boston Children's Hospital, and any support would be greatly appreciated!

Over the weekend, the Flyers Indoor Marching Band won 1st place at their competition in Salem, MA. Not only did they win their division, but they had the highest score of the whole show by a 2 point margin.

Their next competitions are coming up on 3/22 in New Bedford and on 3/23 in Dudley. If you see any Marching Band students or staff, feel free to cheer them on!

This week, Principal Albright read Fenway Park from A to Z to some tiny Flyers-the Toddler 2 class in the FHS Daycare Center- as part of National Reading Month.

FHS chemistry teacher Sean Regan’s article on using Google Sheets to Teach High School Chemistry was selected as the American Association of Chemistry Teachers' featured piece for their first quarter periodical. Check it out here!