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Informational Update from ARHS: Weekly update, 10/31/2025

Posted Date: 10/31/25 (04:30 PM)
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The Tiny Titans preschoolers trick-or-treated today around the school, led by their teachers, ARHS students from the Early Childhood Education program. Through the program, students learn about early human development, explore curriculum strategies and concepts, and gain field experiences working in our on-campus preschool, The Algonquin  Preschool. (Photo credit: Diane Egizi)
PRINCIPAL'S UPDATE
Dear ARHS families,

I am writing today to share with you important information about our ALICE protocol, which we would employ in response to a safety concern in our school, including an intruder. We will be conducting a "tabletop" exercise of the ALICE protocol in classes on Monday, during the last block of the day. The goal of the training is to provide students and staff with an overview of our practices, including how they should respond to a real ALICE event. 

During the exercise, teachers will show students a brief screencast overview of the ALICE protocol. At the end of the screencast, students will hear a sample ALICE announcement—part of the video itself—and their teacher will then guide them through a low-intensity walkthrough of how to respond, including how to barricade classroom doors if ever necessary.

The ALICE program is just one of several strategies we employ to keep our students and staff safe. And, while there is no singular strategy that eliminates the threat of school-based violence, I feel strongly that the most effective tool we have is communication, especially when someone in our school community has a concern about student safety. To that end, I want to be sure that you and your child are aware of Say Something, an anonymous reporting tool that allows users to submit tips they have about any issue related to student safety. To submit a tip, click here.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Sincerely,
Sean Bevan

This week's events:

  • Monday, Nov. 3: Day F schedule (FGABCD)

  • Tuesday, Nov 4: Day G schedule (GABCDE)

  • Wednesday, Nov 5: Day A schedule (ABCDEF)

  • Thursday, Nov 6: Day B Schedule (BCDEFG)

  • Friday, Nov 7: Day C schedule (CDEFGA)
Upcoming events:

  • Nov. 11: Veterans Day - No School

  • Nov. 12:  Grades released to students

  • Nov. 19: Regional School Committee 6:30 PM

  • Nov. 20-22: Musical Auditorium 7PM

  • Nov. 26: Pep Rally/Half Day

  • Nov. 27-28: Thanksgiving Break - No School

SCHOOL NEWS



From DECA :
 From the Yearbook: 
To purchase a yearbook and/or a senior parent ad, please go to the link below:
Yearbook pricing is as follows:
$100 until 10/31
$110 11/1-1/30
$120  after 2/1 

From Athletics:
Algonquin Athletics Update – Fall 2025
All up-to-date athletic information can be found on our Athletic Website HERE

2025–2026 Digital Tickets: Planning to attend a Boys’ or Girls’ Soccer game or a Football game this fall?

 Please note: All home games are DIGITAL TICKETS ONLY.
  • Tickets are available online through Vanco Events and can be purchased via the Athletic Website HERE (click on “Here to Purchase E-Tickets”).
  • Prices: $3 (students/seniors), $5 (general admission). A small processing fee will be applied. Tickets can be saved to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, or printed and presented at the gate.
  • Cash will not be accepted at home games. We strongly encourage purchasing in advance.
Looking ahead ➡️  Winter Season (2025–2026), tickets to Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball and Boys’ Hockey home games will also be sold online through Vanco Events.
TITAN Sports Hudl Live Stream: Want to watch Girls’ Volleyball, Unified Basketball, and all HOME games played in the Stadium? You can now stream them live on Hudl , The link is  available on our Athletic website.

Sports Passes – Save Time & Money! The 2025–2026 Algonquin Sports Pass is now available! Skip the lines – simply show your pass at the gate!

  • Admits you to ALL Algonquin home sports events (Football, Boys’ & Girls’ Soccer, Boys’ & Girls’ Basketball, and Boys’ Hockey).
  • Excludes MIAA-sponsored tournaments and Girls’ Hockey.
Order your Sports Pass online HERE and pick it up in the Athletic Director’s Office.

2025-2026 Winter Sports Information HERE

Start Date: Monday, December 1st, 2025

Winter Sports Night: Monday, November 24, 2025, at 6:00 PM

Players and families will meet with coaches in individual team meetings starting at 6:00 PM. Please note: there will not be a general meeting in the auditorium.

Baseline ImPACT Testing for Freshmen, Transfers, and any Student-Athletes who did not take the Baseline ImPACT Test in 2024–2025:

  • Baseline concussion testing is mandatory before your first regular-season game/competition.
  • The test is free and offered through the Northborough-Southborough Regional School District.
  • This neurocognitive tool assists health care providers in concussion evaluation and management.
More details can be found HERE and by reaching out to the Athletic Trainer Corinne Carbone at ccarbone@nsboro.k12.ma.us. You can also consult your physician for additional guidance.

Questions? Contact Mr. Mike Mocerino, Athletic Director at mmocerino@nsboro.k12.ma.us

From our Community:
Southborough Youth and Family Services:



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