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Teacher Mrs. Amanda Hough's connection with stu- Tournament for the third year in a row, and Varsity dents and schools in Australia and Laos. MMHS stu- Baseball won its fourth consecutive SSL Tobin dents created educational games and items that could Division title and made it to the Division IV State be used by students living in Laos. Students presented quarterfinals. their work in 3D animation, game design and aug- mented reality at the MASSCUE and STEM Summit Community outreach was also a focal point of the events which garnered tremendous praise. Our tal- 2017-2018 school year. MMHS hosted several out- ented artists, singers and musicians performed side groups and organization at the school and pro- throughout the community and at several events. vided tours,information and demonstrations. Groups include the Mashpee Men's Club, the Southport In addition to academia, MMHS students excelled in Falcons, Falcon Friends, the Mashpee Chamber of the areas of co-curricular activities and athletics. The Commerce and several local business owners and pro- Blue Falcon Theater Company performed its Spring fessionals supported student projects and school ini- musical, The Little Mermaid, to a full house. The tiatives. The Mashpee Commons very graciously HOSA(Health Occupation Students of America)club entered into a partnership with the Mashpee Public worked to provide important information to students Schools to create an MPS outreach site, the regarding health and wellness and also worked with #WeAreMashpee store in the commons. This collab- local medical professionals and hospitals to provide orative opportunity has helped us to share great things real-world experiences. Our chapter of the GSA that are happening at our school, to provide MMHS (Gay-Straight Alliance) launched its Mashpee Has retail products, and to showcase exhibits and demon- Your Back Campaign to promote inclusivity and strations of student work. The Mashpee Community awareness. This was done as a senior project by Class has been extremely supportive of our school as evi- of 2018 graduate Rachel Barrows. The Key club and denced by the strong turnout for our first annual Builders Club provided much needed support and Falcon Career Fair, the Credit for Life Fair and the resources to families in need throughout the commu- countless volunteers to present in classrooms and to nity. MMHS clubs provide a great experience for our provide supports for our students and staff. MMHS school and we are proud to provide them at no cost to also hosted the third annual Cape Cod Mini-Maker our students and families. Faire which had a great showing and was well attended. The MMHS School Council also sponsored MMHS Athletics had yet another outstanding overall the first annual MMHS Spring Family Picnic which year as our student-athletes competed in the South was a fun and engaging event for our students and Shore League Tobin Division, one of the strongest families. Another great example of our connected small school leagues in the Commonwealth. Our foot- community was with our annual Scholarship Night. ball team won its second consecutive SSL Tobin Our graduates received over$150,000 in scholarships, Division title and its third consecutive(fourth overall) all generously provided by our amazing community. State Title defeating Blackstone Valley Tech. This improves their overall record to 4-0 at Gillette Lastly,we had several teachers receive recognition for Stadium, and the team was ranked #12 in the entire their outstanding work. Mrs. Celeste Reynold of the state. Our Golf Program won the South Shore League History Department MMHS History Teacher Celeste Tobin Division and finished second in Division III Reynolds was the recipient of the John Reilly south/Cape Cod and qualified for the Division 11 State Excellence Award in the Field of Geography. This Championships in Great Barrington. They have now award is given annually to one teacher of geography in qualified for two straight years. They finished fifth in the state of Massachusetts. The award recognized her Division III in Massachusetts at the State varied and effective instructional strategies and inspir- Championships. Field Hockey and Boys Soccer both ing a spirit of inquiry among her students. qualified for the MIAA State Tournament. Boys Basketball won the South Shore League Tobin divi- The MMHS family is extremely grateful to the self- sion for the third consecutive year and the season cul- less generosity of the Mashpee Community and looks minated in a tough loss to Pope John of Everett in the forward to continued growth and success. state semifinals played at the TD Garden in Boston. Girls Lacrosse qualified for the MIAA State 159