SALEM HIGH SCHOOL
October 15 - October 21, 2023
Upcoming Dates
10/16/23 - Progress Reports in Aspen Portal
10/18/23 - Early Release Day 12:30
10/18/23 - Fall Concert and Championship Sneak Preview 7pm
10/21/23 - Wicked Automotive Car Show 10am - 1pm
10/24/23 - Picture Retake Day
10/25/23 - Parent/Guardian Conferences 2:40 - 3:40
10/25/23 - PSAT Day for 10th and 11th Graders
Salem High School's Haunted Car Show
PSAT Day will be October 25th for all 10th and 11th grade Scholars
Additional information and details surrounding the day will be released soon. Any scholar that is interested in learning about the format of the exam or begin practicing for October 25th can access support through the College Board website: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt.
Picture Day Information
Since pictures have been taken you will need your child's individual code to order pictures. These will be out soon from Geskus.
Salem High School Clubs / Activities
Memoir Workshop
Salem High School is offering a memoir workshop after school in the tutoring center Oct 16.
Stations included:
*So what should I write? Brainstorming & planning
*Make it flow: Outline & organize
LEAP For Education - College Success Program
Free college access program for juniors and seniors after school at SHS through LEAP for Education’s College Success Program.
For questions, contact Norma Ramirez, Site Coordinator, at nramirez@leaap4ed.org or 978-414-5383.
Sign Up Now: https://leap4ed.formtitan.com/high-school-registration#/
LEAP for Education - Homework Help
Completely free after school program for students grades 9-12 where you can get homework help, try different activities, go on fun field trips, explore your career interests and meet new people! We are a drop-in center therefore you can come whenever you are available, perfect for those who have a busy schedule as well!
If you’re interested or you have questions, contact Ivana Buenopena, Teen Center Manager, at ibuenopena@leap4ed.org or 978-228-1196.
It's A Great Time to Be A Witch!
Another great week for our Witches! Whether in the classroom, athletic/band competition, or costume ball, our Witches show up and show out. It's A Great Time To Be A Witch!
Be About It!
#GoWitch
NESBA Marching Band Competition
Salem High School placed 2nd at this performance.
Costume Ball
JROTC Raider Competition
Last Saturday at the Haverhill Raider "away-game", the cadets returned home with 8 trophies, competing in 9 events and placing 2nd against 13 teams!
This weekend, the 2nd Raider Challenge "away-game" for our athletes was at Assabet Valley against 8 teams. Salem's Own Raiders placed 3rd in the Gauntlet event, 2nd in the Physical Team Test, 1st in Tug o war, 3rd in 5K and 3rd Overall!
Please check out our Instagram page for up-to-date photos and videos.
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Athletic Department
Mental Health Awareness Night
Salem Witches took three straight sets from Medford.
Last Second TD Keeps Witches Undefeated
Salem beats Lynn Classical for first time in 19 years with seconds left 44-48.
Pictures: Boston Globe
Salem High Soccer Win Over Malden
College and Career Counseling Corner
Meet with Your College and Career Counselor
How to Access your College and Career Counselor:
1) Scholars can ask for a pass from their teacher to see a counselor
2) Scholars can email their counselor regarding a concern or to make an appointment.
3) Scholars can also use the counselors' YouCanBookMe Links below
Kerry McHugh - https://kmchugh.youcanbook.me
Alice Ryan - https://msryansalemhigh.youcanbook.me
Maureen Beaudet - https://maureen-beaudet.youcanbook.me
Rachael Kozlowski - https://mskoz.youcanbook.me
Grade 9 Counselors
Maureen Beaudet Last Names A - K
Alice Ryan Last Names L - Z
Grade 10 Counselors
Kerry McHugh Last Names A - K
Rachael Kozlowski Last Names L - Z
Grade 11 Counselors
Maureen Beaudet Last Names A - L
Alice Ryan Last Names M - Z
Grade 12 Counselors
Kerry McHugh Last Names A - K
Rachael Kozlowski Last Names L - Z
Meet your counselor! No matter where your scholar is on their journey in high school, their counselor can help provide valuable and useful information to guide them to post secondary success. Your scholar’s counselor will meet both individually and in groups to create a high school and postsecondary plan that meets your scholar’s unique needs. Please feel free to make an appointment anytime to get to know how this department can help your family and scholars in any way!
Scholarship Highlight
Christian E Vines Scholarship
This scholarship seeks to assist Black and African/American underrepresented students pursuing a college degree or trade who reside in Massachusetts. They can apply through the Bold Foundation, a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, information below.
https://www.bold.org/scholarships/christian-e-vines-scholarship/
Pick Your College
College and Career Highlight
University of New England
Location: Biddeford, ME
Mascot: Nor’Easters
Enrollment: 4,423 undergraduate
About: The University of New England prepares students to thrive in a rapidly-changing world and, in so doing, to improve the health of people, communities, and our planet. UNE is an institution that challenges students to learn broadly, master their professional skills, and ask probing questions. Students at UNE are supported by an exceptional commitment to on-site learning, undergraduate research opportunities, dedication to fostering an inclusive community, and the belief in the importance of cross-cultural fluency.
Academic Majors: UNE offers a number of undergraduate academic majors as well as a number of post-graduate and doctoral programs. Students will find bachelor’s programs in Animal Behavior, Art & Design Media, Education, Marine Sciences, Medical Biology, Secondary Education, and more.
Average GPA: 3.2
Average SAT Score: 1070
Average ACT Score: 23
How to Visit: Students interested in learning more about UNE can “visit” campus via a virtual tour using the following link: https://www.une.edu/admissions/undergrad/virtual-tour.
The office of admissions also hosts virtual meetings Monday through Friday from 9am-4pm.
To schedule a meeting visit https://www.une.edu/admissions/undergrad/visit.
How to Apply:
• Submit a Common Application, a Coalition Application, or a UNE Application with a $40 application fee
• SAT or ACT scores (visit their website to learn more about their test-optional policy)
• Official copy of high school transcript
Real Estate Broker
Education Required: High school diploma and licensure gained through real estate courses and an exam.
Typical Tasks Associated with this Career:
• Solicit potential clients to buy, sell, and rent properties
• Advise clients on prices, mortgages, market conditions, and other related information
• Compare properties to determine a competitive market price
• Generate lists of properties for sale, including details such as location and features •
Promote properties through advertisements, open houses, and listing services
• Take prospective buyers or renters to see properties
• Present purchase offers to sellers for consideration
• Mediate negotiations between the buyer and seller
• Ensure all terms of purchase contracts are met
• Prepare documents, purchase agreements, and deeds
Expected Income: Average $86,969
Job Growth: 6% over next 10 years
Related High School Coursework:
• Business Marketing
• Entrepreneurship
• Accounting
• Public Speaking
• English
• AP Microeconomics