2012-2013 PROGRAM OF STUDIES
The 2012-2013 Program of Studies can be found under the Curriculum & Instruction menu on the School's website.
HEALTHY SMILES
Dental Services
The Healthy Smiles Staff will be honoring dental appoinrtments on Friday, May 25 beginning at 8 a.m. Please click on this link for more information:
Healthy Smiles
The Kids Bowl Free Summer Bowling Program
The Summer Bowling Program is available in our community and we thought that your family might enjoy this great deal. Each child receives 2 FREE Games of Bowling Every Day All Summer and last summer nearly 2,000,000 kids enjoyed this great program.
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Did You Know?
Stonehill College and Bridgewater State University have partnered with the Jr. Sr. High School in sending us both graduate and undergraduates to observe the excellent instruction happening every day in our classes! Suffolk University has done the same with graduate student Katie Cleggett, our guidance intern!
Did You Know?
Last year's AP Calculus had a 78% pass rate versus national average of 55.8% and an average score well above national average.
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Stop & Shop A+ School Rewards Program
You can help us support our schools with this generous program. If you missed the Parent Group table during Back to School Night, you can still participate in this program. More information is available as follows: http://www.stopandshop.com/aplus
WHY HOLBROOK?
Here are the many reasons that make Holbrook Jr. Sr. High your choice for your son's or daughter's high school education. Please continue.
MCAS IMPROVEMENT RECOGNITION
Superintendent Joseph Baeta has received notification by the Patrick Administration and the Department of Education for Secondary Education that HJSHS has been recognized as one of the ten most improved schools for the 2010 MCAS. Student performance increased 2% in ELA and 12% in math reflecting an increase in the number of students reaching proficiency and advanced.
IS YOUR CHILD'S CELL PHONE AND TEXTING INTERFERING WITH THEIR
LEARNING OR GETTING THEM INTO TROUBLE?
Did you know?
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Cell phones and especially texting are major contributors to teen social problems and bullying.
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Cell phones and texting are a major cause of classroom disruptions and a leading cause of behavior incidents.
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