After months of preparation, AP Environmental Science students visited Fuller and Cameron middle schools to present their student-made lessons and activities about environmental issues like water pollution, biodiversity loss, and trash generation. The APES students did an excellent job and the middle school students were engaged during the lessons. Thank you to all who helped make this successful.

The mission of Latinx en Acción (LEA Club) is to help people embrace different Latino cultures. They meet every other Thursday in C204. As you can see, the participating students had big fun learning to dance Bachata. A big shout-out to the Club leaders: Camila Rendon-Avila, Kayla Mourao and Marcelly De Almeida  

 Senior Noe Cuxil Elias is an incredibly gifted artist. Staff members have noticed his talent and have asked him to create pieces of work that are meaningful to them. Below is a painting of a house that Noe created from a picture provided. The color and detail are extraordinary. Some of his pieces can also be seen around the school. Thank you Noe, for sharing your beautiful work with us. 

Evening Academy students in Miss Zamora’s Modern World History class worked on an interactive, inquiry-based exploration of World War I. They learned how WWI shaped the world and continues influencing contemporary events and issues.

Ms. Nicodemus and Ms. Dinneen made plant pots out of newspaper for students in their Environmental Science and Biology classes to plant tomato, squash, tomatillo, sunflower, basil, sorrell, and other seeds. Some seeds have sprouted, helped along by the mini greenhouses made from plastic water bottles.

The Career Development Program and SSA proudly hosted the Personal Pathways Career & Training Fair on Tuesday, creating valuable connections for students exploring alternatives to a four-year college. With 50 vendors and 200 attendees, the event showcased apprenticeships, trade programs, community colleges, military, and direct-to-workforce opportunities, ensuring students have access to diverse career paths.

A huge thank you to all the vendors, students, and staff who helped make this event such a success! Your support is shaping the future of our students.

Another weekend- another Flyers Marching Band win! I am thrilled to share that over the weekend the Framingham Flyers Marching band came in 1st place in two different competitions, one in New Bedford and the other in Dudley. This has them leading the whole division by 2 full points! We are really looking forward to the State Finals in Dartmouth on April 5th. Congratulations to all of the FFMB students and staff for an amazing indoor season!

Adapted by Christer Sergel

From the book by S.E. Hinton

Directed by Chris Brindley and Donna Wresinski

State Finals Performance:

Saturday, March 29th - 3:00pm

Back Bay Events Center, Boston

To purchase tickets for State Finals go to www.metg.org. 

• Max Goldberg for the role of Ponyboy Curtis (Prelims & Semis)
• Nico Harutunian for the role of Johnny Cade (Prelims)
• Ben DeGroat for the role of Dallas Winston (Semis)
• Asaph Rocha for the role of Darrel Curtis (Prelims)
• Elizabeth St. Louis for the role of Cherry Valence (Prelims & Semis)
• Timmy Beverly, Chloe Nestor Mary Sullivan, Tessa Varley for Stage Management (Prelims)
• Amberly Collins for Lighting Design (Prelims & Semis)
• Esther Abe, Annabelle Saxon, Tessa Varley, Lucy Wood for Set Design (Prelims & Semis)