Building Administration

Ms. Brady, Principal: bbrady@mpspk12.org

Mr. Markarian, Assistant Principal 7-9: smarkarian@mpspk12.org

Ms. Melby, Assistant Principal 10-12: rmelby@mpspk12.org

Additional Administrators

Mrs. Kett, Director of School Counseling: lkett@mpspk12.org

Mr. Looney, Director of Career and Technical Education (CTE): mlooney@mpspk12.org

Mr. Triveri, Athlectic Director and PE and Wellness Department Head: mtriveri@mpspk12.org

Ms. Finn, English Department Head: afinn@mpspk12.org

Mrs. Brodie, Math Department Head: kbrodie@mpspk12.org

Mrs. Soares, Science Department Head: ssoares@mpspk12.org

Mr. Brodie, History and Social Sciences Department Head: bbrodie@mpspk12.org

Mr. Rumberger, World Languages Department Head: trumberger@mpspk12.org

• Term 3 report cards will be available on April 14
• April 21 - 25 - School Vacation! No school for all MPS staff and students
• April 28-May 2 - MMHS Spirit Week: Stress Less Week (see info below)
• Monday, May 5 - Half day for all students; MMHS has an 11:45am dismissal
• Monday, May 12 - Spring Band Concert
• Tuesday, May 13 - Spring Chorus Concert
• Tuesday-Wednesday, May 13-14 - Grades 7 and 8 Math MCAS
• Tuesday-Wednesday, May 20-21 - Grades 7 and 8 STE MCAS and Grade 10 Math MCAS

• To the best of our ability, our weekly Newsletter will come out on Thursdays.
• Students can enter the building at 8:10am.
• Classes start promptly at 8:20am.
• Dismissal is at 2:50pm.
• MMHS has a rotating schedule with a dropped class each day. Here is a copy of our daily schedule: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jlseDXait6VvyqfPNKHxjhNXeu-5aiCz/view?usp=sharing
• MMHS Spirit Days every Friday! Make sure you wear your Mashpee gear or colors on Fridays!

Do you want to know what's going on with MMHS Athletics?

Make sure you're following our athletics social media page!

Did you know that we have our own YouTube channel called Mashpee Falcon Media? We would love for you to subscribe to our channel! Our goal is to get at least 1,000 subscribers. Currently, we have 504. Please help us reach our goal! https://www.youtube.com/c/MashpeeFalconMedia

Here is this week's edition ofThe Mashpee Minute, Season 6, Episode 26

We are excited to announce that on April 29th, the Teen Task Force, in partnership with Children's Cove, will be hosting a special guest speaker, Richard Guerry, for our 7th and 8th-grade students. Richard will be presenting on the important topic of Digital Citizenship and Online Safety.

The presentation will take place in the auditorium from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM.

About Richard Guerry: Richard Guerry is the Founder and Executive Director of the Institute for Responsible Online and Cell-Phone Communication (IROC2). With a background in IT, Richard works to educate students, educators, parents, and law enforcement on digital safety and responsible online behavior. He has spoken to over 3,000 audiences across the country, emphasizing the importance of Digital Consciousness™ to help prevent online issues. His program has received multiple awards for its contributions to school safety and anti-bullying efforts. In addition, Richard is a podcast host and author, sharing his expertise on cyber safety at national conferences.

We are confident that this presentation will provide valuable insights and practical tools for our students to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly!

Prom will be held Saturday, May 10th at New Seabury Country Club.
Promenade (weather permitting) begins at 5pm and the prom will end at 9:30pm.

All outside guests of Mashpee MIddle High School students must be either in grades 9-12 or under 21 years of age. Guest forms with a picture ID must be submitted to the Main Office no later than Friday, May 2, 2025. Guest forms received after May 2nd will not be considered.

Seniors Teah Barger and Shea Spencer invite you to participate in their Stress Less Week spirit week! Also, students and staff are invited to help "kick out the stigma around mental health" by participating in their MMHS Kickball Tournament on April 30th.

A message from Mrs. Troyanos:

It is finally SPRING! And for us that means it is Art Show season. We have our MMHS Art students' work in four prestigious galleries in the area. If you would like to see the work in person you are sincerely invited to the exhibits and the Artist Receptions. We have students selected to be a featured artist in one of the following art shows:

"Through Young Eyes", Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis

• March 27 - May 18
• Artist Reception: March 29, 1:00-4:00pm

"9th Congressional Art Competition", Plymouth Center for the Arts

• April 4 - April 6
• Artist Reception and Awards: 5:30-7:00

"Beginnings", Cape Cod Art Center

• March 28 - May 9
• Online: https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/en/exhibition/14193299/beginnings-2025

"Project Hope", Child & Family Services, Hyannis

Thank you to Mrs. Troyanos and Mrs. Deschamps for making this beautiful slideshow featuring our amazing artists:

The annual Cape & Islands Suicide Awareness Walk in Hyannis brings together community members affected by suicide loss.

Source: Sharing Kindness
Sharing Kindness Suicide Awareness Walk

If you can, please support our MMHS Students in this walk!

Nick's Crew is the team from the Nicholas James Eastman Memorial Fund. The Mashpee Hope Squad and Mashpee Active Minds groups are partnering with Nick's Crew for the Suicide Awareness Walk.

We are thrilled to announce the creation of the MPS International Night event, a collaborative initiative between Mashpee Public Schools and ELPAC taking place May 16, 2025. This exciting new event aims to celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures represented in our Mashpee community.

We are actively seeking families, school clubs, and community groups to participate and help make this inaugural celebration a success. International Night will provide a wonderful opportunity to showcase and honor the unique diversity that makes Mashpee special. By coming together to share traditions, foods, music, and stories, we hope to foster greater understanding and appreciation of our varied cultural backgrounds.

Join us in creating what promises to become a cherished community tradition! Individuals or groups can sign-up using the following link to host a table or showcase a talent or skill.

International Night Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/zBc6KrWFsWVo58nR7

We’re really hopeful this becomes a valuable resource for our Mashpee community. Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible, and a special thank you to Mashpee DPW for handling the installation. If you'd like to contribute, we’re currently looking for non-perishable items. Our mobile family pickup service will continue to operate as normal.

Our very own Ms. Vitelli is a quarter-finalist in the America's Favorite Teacher contest! If she wins, Bill Nye the Science Guy could do a special virtual visit with our students and she would dedicate her winnings to start a blue economy and sustainability lab in our school. Ms. Vitelli runs our composting program in our school and is also overseeing the installation of a vernal pool on our campus. She truly cares about our planet!

Congratulations to MMHS grade 9 student, Jeamine, for winning the Mashpee ELPAC's logo design contest! This afternoon, Jeamine was presented with her award by members of the ELPAC. Her logo design will be featured on all future ELPAC communications. Way to go, Jeamine!!!

On Monday, April 7th, MMHS had a half day for staff professional development. Members of our Peer Leaders group presented lessons to the staff that they will also deliver to MMHS middle school students. Lessons were centered in recognizing the systemic dimensions of racism, bias, and discrimination, and fighting against bullying. The lessons were highly engaging and the staff were so impressed with our Peer Leaders. Thank you for delivering such important and inspiring lessons to our staff and students!

2025 Senior Exhibitions

On Wednesday night, April 9th, MMHS seniors participated in our annual Senior Exhibition Night. Every year, each senior at MMHS is responsible for creating and presenting a final project about an area of interest to them. This can include, but is not limited to, their plans for the future. To begin the evening, three seniors presented their culminating projects to an entire audience in our auditorium. Seniors Melania, Rachel, and Eve served as model projects. Their presentations were truly inspiring and impressive!

After presentations, community members were able to circulate through our cafeteria and hear about each senior's project.

Yesterday was a very long day for our seniors because they also spent the morning presenting to our grades 7-11 students in the Library!