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January 31, 2022

Good morning-

I hope you are all dug out and safe after the blizzard. 

Grades close Wednesday, February 2 at 4pm. We will continue to have a minimum grade of 50 for Term 2 for full year courses.  If you have any student who earns below a 50 please enter a 50 into the Term 2 column. If you have a student who did no work at all please communicate with the counselor and Dean. 
If you did not administer a midyear exam, leave the window blank.
If you have a pass/fail course that is a half year course, make sure to enter the P/F in the final grade column as well. 
Please let me know if you have any questions.

Course registration for the 2022-2023 school year begins today. Teachers have until February break to complete recommendations. Please have a conversation with your students about the classes you are recommending.
Attached are the:

Teacher Quick Start Guide for Recommendations


If you did not grab it yet your home antigen test is in your mailbox. The first test day is Tuesday, February 1. 

The National Honor Society is partnering with Chipotle at Shopper's World in Framingham for a fundraiser on Monday, January 31 from 4-8 p.m.  You can order online using the code  LMK2QDK or if you go in, you can just show the attached flyer.  All proceeds will go to NEADS World Class Service Dog, where Huxley comes from, which is our NHS charity this year.

Hope you can swing back and grab some dinner and benefit this great cause!


Challenge Day is Wednesday, February 2. We have 101 students participating. The list is attached here: Students participating in Challenge Day. We also have 23 staff members participating. Thank you to all those who volunteered to participate or help out in other ways. Studies will stay in classrooms as the library will host classes of teachers that are participating. 

Teachers Pay Teachers- If you use this tool on a regular basis please let me know. 

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