UPDATE: Stoughton High Class of 2013 College Acceptances
Take a look at which colleges members of the Stoughton High Class of 2013 - this year's seniors - have been accepted to so far (as reported to the Stoughton High guidance office).
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Stoughton's Party All Night Long Holding Annual March Madness Fundraiser
The March Madness fundraiser to help support the annual all-night lock-in graduation party for Stoughton High seniors, will take place Saturday, March 16 at the Portuguese National Club in Stoughton.
The following is from Party All Night Long: Party All Night Long (PANL) is hosting its third annual March Madness fundraiser on Saturday, March 16 from 7 p.m. to midnight at the Portuguese National Club, 21 Railroad Ave. in Stoughton. Past events has been so successful, this year it has been moved to a larger venue. While the Cash Elimination Raffle tickets (the chance to win $3,000 cash and three additional prizes of $500 each) have already sold out, there are still tickets available ($20 each) for the March Madness event itself. March Madness features live music by Stoughton’s own Jack Raeke and “The Standards", appetizers, desserts, a silent auction, raffles and door prizes. There will be a cash bar available. Now in its 13th year, …
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Thursday, December 6, 2012
Stoughton Schools Announce "Dollars for Stoughton Scholars" Scholarship Challenge
The scholarship challenge has a goal of raising $200,000 in scholarships for the Class of 2013 Stoughton High graduates through direct and matching donations.
Information from the "Dollars for Stoughton Scholars" brochure used in this article: The Stoughton Schools are looking to give a nice parting gift to members of the Stoughton High Class of 2013 when they graduate this June: up to $200,000 in scholarship money. With one generous donor on board (the Prone Family Foundation), the Schools are looking for other businesses and individuals to join and partake in a "scholarship challenge," with the goal of raising $200,000 for this year's SHS graduates. "The greatest challenge that faces our high school graduates today is the staggering cost of their college education," the Stoughton Schools state in a scholarship brochure. Each year many Stoughton graduates receive college scholarships from …
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Gallery: Stoughton High's Cow Pie Bingo a Fundraiser 'Dung' Well
A game of "Cow Pie Bingo" at the Stoughton High football field this past Saturday was a big success for the SHS senior class, and was an example of the creative fundraising that has been taking place since candy sale fundraisers were banned.
Cows roamed the Stoughton High football field this past Saturday afternoon, with dozens of onlookers waiting with anticipation to see when - and where - one of the cows would defecate on the field. It was all part of a game of "Cow Pie Bingo," a Stoughton High senior class fundraiser. Four cows from the Massachusetts 4-H Animal Science Program were brought to the football field, which was gridded off like a bingo board. Squares were sold for $30 each. If one of the cows did their "business" in your square, you got bingo. Faced with new nutrition guidelines this school year which ban the sale of candy for student fundraisers, clubs and sports teams have been thinking outside the box for ways to raise money, and the Stoughton High Class of …
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Friday, November 23, 2012
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Gallery: Stoughton High Powderpuff Football (2012)
Photos from the 2012 Powderpuff game between Stoughton and Canton. The Bulldogs scored a 28-20 win in Canton in the annual Wednesday before Thanksgiving flag football game between senior girls from the two schools.
Check out photos (players and cheerleaders) from the 2012 Powderpuff game between Stoughton High and Canton High. The Bulldogs scored a 28-20 win in Canton in the annual Wednesday before Thanksgiving flag football game between senior girls from the two schools. Emma Zuk (45-yard run); Nicole Daniels (4th and goal pass from Mackenzie McGrath); and Gabby Medina (three-yard pass from Susanna Noe) scored for Stoughton. McGrath added a two-point conversion run following the Daniels touchdown catch. ***
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Monday, November 19, 2012
About Town with Mark Snyder
ABOUT TOWN: Cow Pie Bingo to Drop in on Stoughton High (And Thanksgiving Trash Talk)
Welcome to "About Town with Mark Snyder," a column that will keep you up to the minute with what's what, who's who and what's going on around town. If you see or hear something we could use here, let us know by sending an e-mail to pmpco@aol.com.
A CRAPPY CONTEST! The student-athletes on the Stoughton High football and Canton High football teams will be the featured players on the SHS football field Thanksgiving morning, but a couple days later, on Saturday, Nov. 24 cows will take over Stoughton High School's football field! At 1 p.m., the field will be divided into grids and tickets are being sold allowing you to purchase one of these special squares of grid, grass and soil. Cows will then be allowed to wander on the field, and whoever owns the grid that the cow poops on first is the big winner of $3,000. The second cow's deposit will result in a $1,000 prize! This fundraiser will help support the Stoughton High School Class of 2013, and will let two lucky players strike pay dirt…
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Monday, September 24, 2012
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Gallery: Stoughton High Football Wins Home Opener
Photos from Stoughton’s 27-7 win over Pembroke Friday night—pictures of the players, fans, cheerleaders, marching band and dunk tank.
Text by Jeffrey Pickette; photos by Justin Braga. The Stoughton High football team won its home opener, 27-7 over Pembroke, Friday, Sept. 21. Andrew Kelly had a touchdown catch (from quarterback Dan Eckler); Malachi Baugh had a long TD run; Frankie Morris had two rushing touchdowns; Aaron Mack caught a 2-point conversion pass from Eckler; and Baugh (fumble recovery) Marcus Middleton (interception) and Lennox Green (interception) had big plays on defense. Click here to read a full recap of the game. Take a look at the media gallery for photos of game action, the fans, cheerleaders, the marching band's halftime show and dunk tank, sponsored as part of a fundraiser by the SHS senior class. Stoughton (3-0) hosts Mansfield (2-1) Friday, Sept. …
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5 Things, September 24: Farmers Market Preview Event Coming to Stoughton
Five Things You Need to Know Today: Farmers Market Coming to Stoughton; Stoughton High School Senior Parent Night & Pasta Dinner Fundraiser; Homework Center at the Library; and more...
"Five Things you Need to Know Today" is a Patch column that provides readers with essential, daily information at a glance. 1. Farmers Market Coming to Stoughton The Stoughton Farmers Market Committee has been hard at work planning for a single farmers market event in town this fall, with the long term goal of having regularly scheduled farmers markets in 2013. The preview event is scheduled for Saturday, October 6, 2012 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Trackside Plaza (2 Canton St.). It's free to the public and will feature vendors selling produce, cheeses, meats, breads, baked goods, and a free sampling of Crescent Ridge milks. Those who purchase from vendors will receive a giveaway - reusable shopping bags. In addition to the wide selection of …
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
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5 Things, September 20: How You Can Help the Lutz Family; Dunk a SHS Principal (And More...)
Five Things You Need to Know Today: Trust Fund Established for Lutz Family; Dunk a Stoughton High Principal this Friday Night; Know a Teen Looking for a Job?; and more...
"Five Things you Need to Know Today" is a Patch column that provides readers with essential, daily information at a glance. 1. Trust Fund Established for Lutz Family Looking for a way to help the family of Shayla Lutz, the three-year-old Stoughton girl who died on September 14 after she was involved in a fatal pedestrian accident in front of the Hansen School? A trust fund for the Lutz family has been established at the Stoughton Co-Operative Bank. Donations in Shayla's memory may be made to The Lutz Family Trust at either of the Stoughton Co-Operative Bank's branches on Park St or mailed to the Lutz Family Trust, c/o Stoughton Co-operative Bank, PO Box 446, Stoughton, MA 02072. 2. Dunk a Stoughton High Principal this Friday Night The …
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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5 Things, September 18: Who Will be Stoughton's Next Town Manager?
Five Things You Need to Know Today: Who Will be Stoughton's Next Town Manager?; Remembering Shayla Lutz; Bingo at the Senior Center; and more...
"Five Things you Need to Know Today" is a Patch column that provides readers with essential, daily information at a glance. 1. Who Will be Stoughton's Next Town Manager? After interviewing the three finalists for the position last Thursday (September 13), the Stoughton Board of Selectmen meet Tuesday, September 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Yaitanes Room on the third floor of the Town Hall to decide who will be Stoughton's next permanent Town Manager. Paul Shew of Franklin; Kenneth Fields of Boca Raton, FL; and Michael Hartman of Canton are the finalists the Town Manager Search Committee presented to the Board following a lengthy search process. Most recently, Shew was a City Manager in Rye, NY (2003-2009) and has experience as a manager/…
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RyeDad
9:28 am on Tuesday, September 18, 2012
SHEW IS BEING LESS THAN TRUTHFUL. While Shew was in Rye, NY, the same Mayor that hired him, fired him and it was for lots of reasons too. Shew's firing was not political nor based on an election. He was warned by the sitting City Council in the summer of 2008 that he wasn't doing his job to their satisfaction. Shew was then fired on Saint Paddys day in 2009 and here is why Shew was fired: Failure… more ›
AnnMarie Monaghan
7:20 am on Monday, September 24, 2012
Love the whole idea. I will be there, but Baby farm animals is diapers???? more ›