MVRHS students had the extraordinary fortune to meet Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann on Tuesday, May 12th. In a series of talks to large groups of students in the library, he greatly impressed everyone. In spite of his life story, being a child of Holocaust survivors and a Holocaust survivor himself, he remains positive. "In every calamity there is an opportunity." Special thanks to Dr. Elaine Weintraub and her organizing committee for inviting him to MVRHS. The organizing committee: Jason Lages, Jr. Teles, Gabe Nunes, Michael Morris, Thomas O'Shaughnessy and Annie Ollen. Photography by Junior Teles: Read More / Leia mais
MVRHS wins MA Senior Level School of the Year from the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project
For the last three years, students from the high school have offered engineering clubs at local elementary schools. The first two years we worked with the Tisbury School. This past year, participating students wanted to expand the project, so we worked with all five elementary schools in our district, and we did all of the organizing and recruiting of volunteers, etc, through the MVironment Club. A team of 35 students ran the clubs. A leadership/design team designed activities to run four weekly sessions at each school, contacted teachers, prepared materials, etc, and arranged for groups of 5-10 high school students to work each week with each club at each school. This year, the teams led Read More / Leia mais
MVRHS Students win awards at the MA State Science & Engineering Fair
Congratulations to Christopher Aring-Sharkowitz, Nils Aldeborgh, and Harrison Dorr and Jared Koster for representing MVRHS at the MA State Science & Engineering Fair held at MIT this past Friday and Saturday. Christopher Aring-Sharkowitz received the following awards: The 2015 Harvard University Press Book Award The MSSEF Science & Technology $100 Award 2015 MSSEF 2nd Place Award The Frederick P. Fish Patent Award, which includes legal services to file a patent application. This is the same law firm that once represented such luminaries as Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison Intel International Science and Engineering Fair 2015 Finalist to represent Region V - Read More / Leia mais
MVRHS Track is Auto-Awesome
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MVRHS Recognized for Tolerance Efforts
Designated ‘Mix It Up’ Model School by the Southern Poverty Law Center MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The Southern Poverty Law Center’s Teaching Tolerance program has named Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School as a Mix It Up Model School for its exemplary efforts to foster respect and understanding among its students and throughout its campus during the 2014-15 school year. The SPLC became aware of MVRHS through the Brazilian-American Friendship Lunch. Social Studies teacher Elaine Weintraub, who has spearheaded the event over the last five years. Ms. Weintraub describes the lunch as an "annual event... intended to build understanding and create opportunities for meaningful dialog between our Read More / Leia mais
Bunch of Grapes Book Fair to Benefit MVRHS and Island Schools
MVRHS chess team reaches league championship finals
On March 24th, chess team captain Lee Faraca will lead our school to the Southeastern Interscholastic Chess League championship finals. MVRHS will play Fairhaven High School for the league championship beginning with two matches on Tuesday, March 24th at MVRHS. The first team to win two matches will become the 2015 league champion. Lee, who has been a member of the high school's chess team since he was in third grade, will complete his high school chess career tied with Eric Herman, class of 2005, for the total number of years as a high school chess team member. -Dan Sharkovitz Read More / Leia mais
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