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National Junior Honor Society Academic achievement and rigor continued to Builder's Club Student Council be a focal point of our work at MMHS. Teachers, Falconer Student Government Administrators and staff have worked diligently to implement a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Grade 9-12 Clubs/Organizations to help provide targeted and intensified instruction Art Club National Art Honor Society to support and foster student success. As a result of Blue Falcon Theater Company this hard work by our teachers and staff, MMHS has National English Honor Society continued to improve outcomes for all students. This is Environmental Club National Honor Society highlighted by the strong performance by our students Falconer National Technical Honor Society on the annual MCAS assessment. To access the Future Business Leaders of America(FBLA) complete Mashpee Middle-High School Report Card, Photography Club please visit our website at www.mpsakl2.org. Health Occupations of America (HOSA) Project Lit Book Club In addition, MMHS continues to offer a Human Rights Club wide variety of academic programs to provide a Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society comprehensive experience for our students. MMHS Key Club Robotics Club offers 16 Advanced Placement Courses in addition to a full slate of fine art and music programming as Gay-Straight Alliance Student Government well as many other unique programs through our Makerspace Club Techsperts Help Desk Media Production Club Virtual Robotics/Coding Career and Technical Education Programs. Another Club highlight was the expansion of our Wopanaak Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society Yearbook (Wampanoag Language) program from level I to levels II and I11.These new courses were added to our Athletics World Language Curriculum. In partnership with the Mashpee Middle-High School offers Mashpee Wopanaak Language Reclamation Project interscholastic athletics at the Middle and High School and Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, MMHS became the levels. Offerings at the middle school level include first public high school in Massachusetts, and one of football, boys and girls soccer, field hockey, cross the first in the nation to offer an indigenous language country,boys and girls basketball,boys and girls track, as part of the curriculum. The course is taught by tribal baseball, softball, and boys and girls tennis. High language scholars Melanie Roderick and Nitana Hicks School offerings include field hockey, football, boys Greendeer. MMHS continues to grow its innovative and girls cross country, boys and girls soccer, co-ed programming for students. golf, cheerleading, boys and girls basketball, boys MMHS is also proud to announce our designation and girls ice hockey,co-ed gymnastics,boys and girls as an Innovation Pathway School.MMHS was one of 17 track, baseball, softball, boys and girls lacrosse, girls schools to receive this honor and our pathway is based volleyball, and boys and girls tennis. All athletics are upon Advanced Manufacturing. This is a three year offered with zero user fees to students and families. grant that will provide students with dual enrollment Highlights opportunities as well as real-world experience through The 2021-2022 school year was an exciting one internships in the field. MMHS also received a Skills for our Mashpee Middle-High School community. Capital Grant in the total of $250,000 to purchase MMHS continued to grow and improve in many equipment and to provide resources and support for areas including academic achievement, co-curricular students who enroll in the Pathway. activities and interscholastic athletics. MMHS also Our MMHS students once again impressed continued to grow its strong connection to the Mashpee with their countless efforts to support our school community. and community. Students participated in several Mashpee Middle-High School continues to work fundraisers, volunteered throughout the community to to support students to be successful in high school support those in need and completed Capstone Projects through our Senior Seminar course. Our School-to while educating them on the college and career process. Mashpee Middle-High School graduated 114 students Career students participated in internships throughout in 2022. MMHS seniors were very competitive as they the community in a number of professions including pursued admission to 180 colleges or universities and engineering, public service, medicine, business, and civics. We also had several students engage in global many applied for scholarships. 173