Hopkinton, Aug. 20, 2026 — The Hopkinton School Committee presented four possible bus schedules for the 2027-28 grade reconfiguration. Committee members also heard four speakers question the district's policy regarding religious artifacts that resemble weapons. The...
July 23, 2026 — Hopkinton School Committee reviewed district leadership updates, construction projects, staffing, grants, Advanced Placement results, warrants, and meeting minutes. No one spoke during public comment. Superintendent's Report Mr. Bishop welcomed new...
Just like Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out,” these kids are ready to kick off summer fun. Hard to believe the classic anthem debuted in 1972, but its carefree, end-of-school energy still feels just right today.
The Hopkinton School Committee on June 18 approved a new paraprofessional position for Elmwood School and gave final approval to the middle school’s 2026 Outdoor Classroom trip. The committee also spent much of the evening on two long-range topics: a districtwide elementary literacy pilot and possible changes to school start times and transportation tied to the upcoming grade reconfiguration.
May 28 — The Hopkinton School Committee reorganized its leadership after the election. The committee also approved student travel to a national health careers competition. Additionally, they began a public feedback process tied to Charleswood School.
The longest discussion focused on whether changes to bus tiers and school start times will be needed. This may be required when Charleswood opens for grades 2-4 and grade 6 moves to Hopkins School in the 2027-28 school year.
The longest discussion focused on whether changes to bus tiers and school start times will be needed. This will be required when Charleswood opens for grades 2-4 and grade 6 moves to Hopkins School in the 2027-28 school year.
Each episode gives them a chance to highlight student activities. It also shows how much is happening at HHS, explained Hatherley. “It kind of blows my mind when we see some of this stuff,” Hatherley said. “There are some really cool opportunities for different demographics and niches.”
The lights went down, the music came up, and within minutes the dance floor at Gillette Stadium was packed with Hopkinton High School seniors celebrating the close of their high school years.
The Senior Breakfast is a student-focused event held near the close of the school year. The gathering traditionally includes awards and senior-year logistics, including yearbooks, caps and gowns.
Share exciting updates regarding the future opening of the Charleswood School. Additionally, the districtwide grade-level reconfiguration will take place as part of that transition during the 2027–2028 school year.
As the HHS class of 2026 prepares to graduate, seniors are looking back on the moments, lessons, friendships, and experiences that shaped their four years. From lifelong memories to advice they wish they had heard sooner, each story reflects a different part of their journey.
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