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HHS D3 Recognition Day Highlights

Hopkinton High School honored 14 senior athletes during its annual D3 Recognition Day, celebrating their commitments to compete in NCAA Division III sports. This tradition acknowledges their dedication to athletics and academics, highlighting the importance of character over scholarships. The ceremony inspires younger students about the rewards of hard work in both sports and academics.

LTE: Importance of Conduct in School Committee Elections

Hopkinton faces an uncontested race for two School Committee seats, with candidate Sravana Krishna criticized for his dismissive and confrontational communication style. This behavior raises concerns about his temperament and fitness for office. Community members are urged to run for positions to ensure a thorough evaluation of candidates, fostering strong leadership in education.

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HHS Presents Our Town This Weekend

Performance Dates (HHS Auditorium) Friday, March 5: 4:30 P.M.Saturday, March 6: 7:00 P.M.Sunday, March 7:...

HOSA: Raising Leukemia Awareness

A mother grapples with her child's leukemia diagnosis, a disease characterized by uncontrolled white blood cell production. Various leukemia types, like acute myeloid and chronic lymphocytic, present unique challenges. Treatment has evolved, with innovations like gene therapy. Amidst this, Operation Orange emerges, educating communities on leukemia and advocating for awareness and understanding.

Gabe Cafazzo: The Weight of Time

On Thanksgiving morning, as Hopkinton faced Ashland, junior Gabe Cafazzo reflected on his football journey amid a challenging season. Despite the team's struggles, he emerged as a leader, inspiring teammates and remaining focused on personal growth. The game symbolized not just a loss, but the end of an era for graduating seniors and Cafazzo’s impending transition.

Hopkinton School Calendar Debate: Religious vs. Federal Holidays

The Hopkinton School Committee is deliberating between two school calendars for 2026-27: one with additional religious holidays and another limited to federal holidays. The decision will weigh considerations of inclusion, instructional time, community values, and equity. Neighboring districts offer various models, reflecting differing approaches to balancing recognition and legal neutrality.

Homecoming 2025: A Mardi Gras Celebration Unveiled

Mardi Gras Magic: A Night to Remember at Homecoming with colorful beads, masks, and unforgettable memories.

From The Superintendent: A Call for Feedback

Superintendent Evan Bishop seeks your input. Read about the importance of your feedback in shaping our schools' future.

LTE: Can’t Hear You—Nor Do We Want To.

Explore the shocking remark from the Hopkinton School Committee meeting: "Can't hear you—nor do we want to."

Hopkinton Area Land Trust (HALT) Scholarship Awarded

Caitlin Managin and Marc Beauvais receive the HALT scholarship awarded for environmental concern and academic achievements.

Hopkinton Baseball Celebrates Senior Night with 8–2 Win Over Norwood

Hopkinton Baseball celebrated seniors with an impressive 8–2 win over Norwood. Discover the highlights of this exciting match!

School Bus Crash This Morning

A school bus crash this morning in Hopkinton involved thirty-two students and the driver, with no life-threatening injuries reported.

Successful Contract Negotiations With Evan Bishop

Hopkinton School Committee announces successful contract negotiations with Evan Bishop as new Superintendent starting July 1.

HHS College Spring Athlete Recognition Day

Hopkinton High School athletics recently recognized twelve outstanding spring student-athletes taking the next step...

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Steve Uliss 2nd Annual BBQ & Birdies Golf Tournament

Great Golf | Great Fun | Great Food | Great Cause | What's Not...

Celebrating the Life of Phyllis Hill: A Tribute to Family and Love

Phyllis A. Hill, 94, passed away on April 23, 2026, surrounded by family. She was a devoted mother and grandmother, cherished for her warm home and love of family gatherings.

Finisher’s Story: Boston Marathon & Lake Maspenock

Andrew Racca finished the Boston Marathon while raising funds for the Lake Maspenock Preservation Association, reflecting a personal connection. Despite experiencing difficulties, particularly near Heartbreak Hill, he described the race as the most enjoyable of his life. Post-race, Racca celebrated with family and is eager to participate in future marathons.

Meet Chewie and Kobie: The Boxer Duo

Meet Chewy and Kobe, the entertaining boxer brothers of Lake Maspenock. Chewy, a playful 6-year-old, adores mentoring 1-year-old Kobe, creating joyous paddleboarding and snuggling adventures together.