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Individual accomplishments include senior boys <br />soccer goalie Chris Hutchenrider being selected as an <br />EMass All -Star and winning the South Player of the <br />Game as a goalie in that game. Sophomore Colin <br />Spender was selected as the Boston Globe and Boston <br />Herald All -Scholastic in golf. Mashpee senior <br />running back/safety Devaun Ford was named the 2018 <br />South Shore League Tobin Football Player of the Year <br />as well as being named the Boston Globe Division VII <br />Player of the Year. Ford and senior Xavier Gonsalves <br />were named Boston Herald All -Scholastics in <br />football. Girls basketball qualified for the MIAA state <br />tournament for the first time in ten years as junior <br />Ashley Keleher became the programs career scoring <br />leader. <br />Community outreach was also a focal point of the <br />2018-2019 school year. MMHS hosted several <br />outside groups and organizations at the school and <br />provided tours, information and demonstrations. <br />Groups include the Mashpee Men's Club, the <br />Southport Falcons, Falcon Friends, the Mashpee <br />Chamber of Commerce and several local business <br />owners and professionals supported student projects <br />and school initiatives. The Mashpee Commons very <br />graciously continued its partnership with the Mashpee <br />Public Schools to create an MPS outreach site, the <br />#WeAreMashpee store in the Commons. This <br />collaborative opportunity has helped to share the great <br />things happening within our school and provides retail <br />products as well as exhibits and demonstrations of <br />student work. The Mashpee Community has been <br />extremely supportive of our school as evidenced by <br />the strong turnout for our annual Credit for Life Fair <br />and the countless volunteers to present in classrooms <br />and to provide support for our students and staff. <br />MMHS also hosted the fourth annual Cape Cod Mini - <br />Maker Faire which had a great showing and was <br />heavily attended. Another great culmination of our <br />connected community was with our annual <br />Scholarship Night. Our graduates received over <br />$150,000 in scholarships, all generously provided by <br />our amazing community. <br />Lastly, we had several teachers receive recognition for <br />their outstanding work. MMHS Technology Teacher <br />Amanda Hough was named the ITEAA STEM <br />Teacher of the Year. This award is given annually to <br />teachers who are innovative in the field of STEM <br />Education. The award recognized her varied and <br />effective instructional strategies and inspiring a spirit <br />of inquiry and creativity among her students. <br />The MMHS family is extremely grateful to the <br />selfless generosity of the Mashpee Community and <br />looks forward to continued growth and success. <br />2018-2019 Student Award Recipients <br />John and Abigail Adams Scholarship Recipients <br />Samuel Antis, Cassandra Baker, Ethan Barr, Aidan Bartlett -Cahill, Tahj Bohun, Devohn Brun, <br />Elise Carroll, John Daigneault, Nicholas Dostilio, Madison Eagan, Aidan Goddu, Jessica Greelish, <br />Caroline Henley, Adam Henschel, Kylie Howard, Alison Landry, Sarah McNamara, Geovanna Pereira, <br />Isaac Perry, Matthew Perry, Andres Remis Serna, Emily Robbins, Ethan Robbins, Nicholas Storey, <br />Madelyn Strick, Mitchell Teixeira -Campbell, and Noah Tellez <br />Grade 7 and 8 Academic Award Recipients <br />Subject <br />Achievement <br />Merit <br />Social Studies 7 <br />Taylor Willman <br />Lilly Rudkowski <br />ELA 7 <br />Taylor Willman <br />Hayley Wenzel <br />Science 7 <br />Kylie Farhadi <br />Violet Paquette <br />Math 7 <br />Taylor Sutherland <br />Sarah Ruthven <br />Accelerated Math 7 <br />Charlie Jenkins <br />Taylor Wilman <br />World Language 7 <br />Lila Burke <br />Caleb Jones <br />Exploring the Arts 7 <br />Lila Burke <br />Dominick Brando <br />Intro to Digital Art 8 <br />Jocelyn Cohen <br />Jayden Bryant <br />MS Music <br />Shayne Fraser <br />Madeline Weber <br />MS Chorus <br />Violet Paquette -grade 7Maya Brainson-grade 8 <br />Kylie Farhadi-grade 7Rhiannon Raymond -grade 8 <br />175 <br />
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