MVRHS

May 3, 2018

Evaluation of the MVRHS Special Education Programs

The Superintendent of Schools, Matthew D’Andrea, requested that James A. Shillinglaw conduct an evaluation of the special education programs for Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (MVRHS). The overall focus of this review is to gain a greater understanding of the status of special education programs and services within MVRHS, identify the strengths of the existing programming, and determine what issues need to be addressed to enhance current programming. The administration wants to procure recommendations that will assist them with addressing future program needs, the inclusion of students with disabilities in general education classes and activities, and the instructional supports that Read More / Leia mais

May 2, 2018

3rd Quarter Honor Roll

Cornhole Tournament to Benefit Project Vine

Project Vine's annual Cornhole Tournament and board sale is this coming Friday, May the Fourth (Be With You!) The cost to register is $40 for teams of 2, or $20 to register "Han Solo" and be paired with a teammate. Registration is online on our program website at ProjectVine.Weebly.Com There's also cookout food for $10 a plate, served up by our Chopped for Charity winners, Sophomores Jason Rivers and Henry Warner. Come play, eat, cheer on your friends, and maybe even bid on some sweet cornhole boards, built and designed in collaboration between students and staff in Project Vine. Read More / Leia mais

April 5, 2018

Congrats to MVRHS artists!

Congratulations to MVRHS students Pandora Bassett, Aidan Nunes, and Amber Medeiros for winning awards in the 2018 Cape Cod Times Classroom Times contest! Also be sure to check out the avian-themed painting and photography by MVRHS artists Opal Wortmann and Davin Tackabury at the Birds and Birdhouses show, opening this Sunday at Featherstone Gallery! Read More / Leia mais

April 4, 2018

Scenes from the Dodgeball Tournament!

Revised 2017-18 Calendar

MedStar Survey

March 2018 Dear Parents, As part of the comprehensive evaluation of Martha's Vineyard Public School's well-being, students were asked to complete a short survey about how they feel about their well-being and their ideas on how to improve well-being. All information collected will not reveal the identity of each student. The research information will be collected by the reviewers of Georgetown University Hospital, Dr. Matt Biel, Dr. Jeff Bostic, University of Maryland Center for School Mental Health, Dr. Sharon Hoover and Dr. Nancy Lever. Responses will be kept completely private and shared so that no personal information is identified. Please contact me at mdandrea@mvyps.org if you Read More / Leia mais