PHOTO GALLERY: JV Softball
Photos from Norton High School student Melissa Precourt.
A photo gallery of the Lancers junior varsity softball team from Norton High School student Melissa Precourt.
Photos from Norton High School student Melissa Precourt.
A photo gallery of the Lancers junior varsity softball team from Norton High School student Melissa Precourt.
NHS also ranks 694th nationally, according to the report.
U.S. News & World Report's annual "Best High Schools" list has been revealed, and Norton High School landed 38th in the state, and 694th nationally, according to the report. High schools in the area that made the state's top 25 include Hopkinton (3rd), Dover-Sherborn (6th), Sharon (7th), Medfield (16th) and Westwood (20th). Overall, a specific methodology was used to formulate the list, which in the past has generated controversy. U.S. News & World Report partnered with the American Institutes for Research, a Washington D.C.–based social science research group to create its rankings of 22,000 public high schools. Specifically, the state rankings are based on the school's nationwide rankings, and the rankings are based on data from the 2009…
Norton residents share prom photos.
Norton High School celebrated their prom this past weekend at Lake Pearl Luciano's in Wrentham. Share your photos by uploading them here.
Letter to the editor from Parent Advisory Board.
Hats off to Roche Bros. and the many Norton shoppers who supported the Class of 2012 “Grad Cap” Graduation Night Fundraiser at Roche Bros. Supermarket. Norton High Seniors graciously collected cash register receipts in graduation caps from store patrons from 5pm to 8pm at the supermarket, and Roche Bros. generously donated 5% of all receipts tallied. The annual “Grad Cap” donation event is a key fundraiser for the All-Night Graduation Party. The April 6th fundraiser generated $1,126.00 due to the Norton shoppers who participate loyally at this annual event and the generosity of an additional contribution made by Roche Bros. Supermarket. This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the All-Night Graduation Party for Norton High School. …
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Girls lose 76-60.
While unfortunately the Norton girls track & field team lost to Medfield 76-60, the boys won the TVL Championship 83-53. "We got them where we needed it, where we were consistant all year," said coach Kent Taylor. "It was pretty special today. This is the first time in Norton track history that we've won a Tri-Valley championship." The boys are 8-0 and will next compete at the MSTCA Freshman/Sophomore Meet 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Westwood High School. They will then go up against Millis May 8 for the chance secure the title of undefeated champions for themselves. For more details visit the Norton Track and Field blog. Scroll through the photos and watch the attached video for some highlights and celebrating.
9:48 pm on Saturday, May 5, 2012
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Students submit over 1,000 pieces.
Students from all levels of art submitted over 1,000 pieces of work for the Norton High School Art Show that took place Wednesday, May 2. All year long, everyone who has taken an art class this year built up their portfolio of work for the occasion. The Art Honor Society helped set up the make-shift gallery in the high school cafeteria. "I'm very proud of my students," said art teacher Robin Lewicki. "I love the show. It's a lot of work, but it's worth it. It's a big night for the kids." To see a sampling of the art on display, scroll through the photo gallery above.
8:04 pm on Friday, May 4, 2012
My daughter Emily had a piece in the show so we went together. Since she is a first year student, this was our first time at the Art Show and we were blown away! Norton has amazingly talented students who obviously have really gifted and passionate teachers because the show was spectacular. The town of Norton should be proud of these students. I'd like you to consider having some of the artwork …   more ›
The following students made the grade.
GRADE 12 High Honors Brian Acker, Kolin Campbell, Meagan Elliott, Kady Ferguson, Eric Forman, Taryn Kitchen, Elizabeth LaVerghetta, Amanda Schleicher, Zachary Schuster and Kristen Tenglin. Honors Paige Almeida, Tyler Anderson, Ashley Anzuoni, David Aranjo, Emily Boockoff, Emily Burgess, Stephen Burrill, Erica Callahan, Max Cantin, Allison Capprini, Michelle Carignan, Emily Christy, Ryan Consentino, Joseph DiLorenzo, Christina Domaldo, Benjamin Donovan, Michael Doyle, Tyler Durocher, Cam Hall, Brittany Harnedy, Cassandra Hynes, Bradley Jones, Matthew Kelley, Hannah Lavendier, Jared Marvel, Connor McLaughlin, Markcaya Mobilia, Brandon Moreau, Panayiotis Nikolos, Patrick O’Malley, Sara Pishdadian, Morgan Silver and Joel Sitte. Honorable …
New softball coach Brian Clemmey takes the field.
After a season that saw the Norton High School softball team go 7-13, the Lancers are looking for a fresh start with new softball coach Brian Clemmey. While new to the softball team, Clemmey is no stranger to Norton. The former Mansfield softball coach has spent the last four seasons on the sidelines of the football team as their defensive coordinator. Even before the opening game, it is apparent that coach Clemmey is challenging his new team with two scrimmages against Division 1 teams North Attleboro and Taunton. Despite going against schools with double or even triple the enrollment of Norton High, the Lancers have been doing their best to hang in the scrimmages. “We scrimmaged two top level D1 teams in Taunton HS and North Attleboro…
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A look at the top headlines in your town and the surrounding area for the week of March 19, 2012.
Fire Damages Stoughton Home A Stoughton home on Winfisky Dr. is deemed a “total loss” by Stoughton Fire Chief Mark Dolloff after a heavy fire damaged the structure Saturday afternoon, March 24. The fire started at 2:01 p.m. at 49 Winfisky Dr., located in a neighborhood off Bay Rd in Stoughton. Stoughton, along with four other nearby towns responded to the scene. A total of six people live in the home. All five residents home at the time of the fire were able to make it out safely, as were the family’s four dogs. Read more by clicking here. *** Easton-Based Family Business Continues to Expand If you happen to be at Militia Park this spring to catch an Easton Youth Baseball game, you'll probably notice signs in the outfield and on the …
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Andrew Mackie
7:06 pm on Wednesday, May 9, 2012
We are ranked 694th nationally. Doesn't sound that great, but there are more than 22,000 high schools so we're actually in the top 3-4%!   more ›