From The Harbinger:
We are proud of our award-winning student news publication, The Harbinger, which published new online content every school day. The editors are hard at work on their first print magazine of the year (It's 36 pages long and filled with excellent content!).
The students work hard to sell ads and get donations to create an excellent print and online publication for the community. Please consider donating to support student journalism at Algonquin.
With a $40 donation or more, you can have this year's print issues mailed to the recipient of your choice! Visit arhsharbinger.com and scroll down to see the "Support the Harbinger" box.
If your business is interested in advertising in the publication, please reach out to the Editors-in-Chief at arhsharbinger@gmail.com
From APTO:
Senior Parents: Don't miss out on the APTO Scholarship opportunity! As a reminder, students are eligible if their family has contributed a total of $100.00 to the APTO over the past four years. To meet the requirements, please submit your donation by January 1, 2027. Thank you for supporting our school community. More information regarding the scholarship to come.
From Our Nurses:Sometimes it’s hard to decide when to stay home from school and when it is okay to go to school when you're feeling ill; to help you make the decision please review these Illness Guidelines. For more information, check out these Respiratory Virus Guidelines.
The health departments have 3-in-1 COVID, FLU A and FLU B test kits if needed.
From Athletics:
All up-to-date athletic information can be found on our Athletic Website HERE
Winter Athletic Registration: Winter Sports Begin Monday, November 30, 2026
Registration Opened: Wednesday, October 14, 2026 Registration Deadline: Friday, November 20, 2026, by the end of the day Registration must be completed online by a parent/guardian before the deadline.
Winter Sports Night: Monday, November 23, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. Families should report directly to their team's meeting location.
BOYS/GIRLS TRACK AUDITORIUM
BOYS BASKETBALL GYM A
GIRLS BASKETBALL GYM B
CHEERLEADING CRC
SKIING B122
BOYS/GIRLS SWIMMING CAFETERIA
GYMNASTICS GYM C
BOYS HOCKEY C101
GIRLS HOCKEY B120
WRESTLING B124
GoFan Digital Tickets: All home Boys’ Soccer, Girls’ Soccer, Football, Boys and Girls’ Basketball, and Boys’ Hockey games are GoFan digital ticket-only events. CASH WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Purchase: Through the Algonquin Athletics Website by clicking “Here to Purchase GoFan Tickets”. Directly through GoFan.co by searching for Algonquin Regional High School or by clicking HERE Ticket Prices: Students/Seniors: $3 and General Admission: $5 (A small processing fee applies) Important Info: Save tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Do not redeem your ticket before arriving. Redeem tickets at the gate. Tickets can be purchased at the gate using a credit card or Apple Pay. Advance purchases are strongly encouraged to expedite entry.
TITAN Sports Network Hudl Live Stream: HERE (watch events live on the stadium field and in the main gym)
Algonquin Athletics Sports Pass: Want to attend Algonquin Athletics events throughout the year? Purchase an Algonquin Athletics Sports Pass to save money, skip the line, and show your pass at the gate.
Valid For (Regular-Season Home Games): Football, Boys’ Soccer, Girls’ Soccer, Boys’ Basketball, Girls’ Basketball, Boys’ Hockey Not valid for MIAA Tournament games or Girls’ Hockey contests. Purchase online through GoFan and pick up your pass in the Athletic Director’s Office.
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The Algonquin School Council, comprising elected parent and student representatives, as well as members appointed by the principal, serves as an advisory body under Massachusetts law, charged with supporting school improvement planning and providing guidance on key initiatives. Over the course of the year, the group will monitor our school's progress on the actions outlined in the School Improvement Plan.
At our most recent meeting on October 20, Asst. Principal Gitkind joined the Council to provide a summary of interventions we offer in Math, including Title I tutoring and Math Lab. We also discussed plans to govern cell phones (i.e. how to reinforce current classroom norms for using classroom storage options, like shoe caddies), and the actions outlined in the School Improvement Plan.
The meeting slides are available here. Our next School Council meeting is scheduled for November 17.
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Students in Ms. Selby's Chemistry class running tests on several unknown materials to develop educated guesses about the composition and identify of each (Photo credit Sean Bevan)
