Marshwood High School

From Coach Childs Hawks improve their record to 7-3 on the season. Riley Phipps had 10 aces, Sivan Semo and Nellie Young 10 kills each. Kylie Folger had 5 digs. Brynn Folger had 21 assists. Marshwood 25- Massabesic 10 Marshwood 25- Massabesic 19 Marshwood 25- Massabesic 18

Marshwood w a 2-0 win over Portland! Eva Hersey with both goals, second goal was assisted by Olivia Minotti. Shut outs for both goalies - Makayle Coy and Savannah Chapman

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Hawks football defeats Sanford 40-16

From Coach Childs Another 5 set thriller for the Hawks. Adversity hit and our girls game through once again. Winning 3 sets to 2, so many girls had an amazing night. Starting with our Captain Sivan Semo setting the tone and leading with 7 blocks. Rookie Hannah Tuttle came in for set two as Libero and led the team with 29 digs! She was everywhere tonight and a true game changer. Nellie Young was a force with 22 kills. Brynn Folger commanded the floor with an amazing 46 sets! It was a great win heading into the weekend. Marshwood 19- Kennebunk 25 Marshwood 26- Kennebunk 24 Marshwood 23- Kennebunk 25 Marshwood 25- Kennebunk 22 Marshwood 15- Kennebunk 8

Field hockey loses a close one to Falmouth 3-2. Hazel Stout and Lauryn Gobbi with the goals for the Hawks

Live link for Inaugural Hall of Fame ceremony at Marshwood today at 11 https://youtube.com/live/UPv4RJCJDO8?feature=share

Get your votes in for Cody Bubier and Eva Hersey https://www.seacoastonline.com/story/sports/high-school/2024/09/23/vote-seacoast-high-school-athletes-of-week-sept-16-21/75346186007/

Hawks field hockey with a 1-0 OT win over Bonny Eagle! Eva Hersey with the goal and Makayle Coy and Savannah Chapman combining for shutout in goal

Marshwood is very excited to remind everyone about our Inaugural Hall of Fame & Excellence Induction Ceremony and Social Event. Our ceremony will be held on Sunday Sept 29th from 11 am til 12:30pm at MHS in the Wes Kennedy Auditorium. This is a free event. There is also a ticketed social at the Rollinsford American Legion from 1:00 to 4pm. Tickets are $25.00 for the social. Food/refreshments will be served along with a cash bar. If you are interested in attending the social, tickets may be purchased in the MHS Main Office with Denise Brooks up until Sept 26th at 2pm .

On October 16, 2024, the MHS Counseling Department has planned a full afternoon and evening of events to help you in planning your future! Over 60 representatives from various colleges, military branches, and employers will be available to meet with students during the school day from 12:30-2:00 pm. We then invite students and families to return from 3:30-5:00 pm where many of the representatives will be available to visit and aid in any questions you may have in your individual planning process. Lastly, from 5:00- 6:00 pm in the MHS library we have partnered with FAME to provide a Financial Aid informational session. We look forward to seeing students and families at these very important events!

Marshwood drops a tough 2-1 OT loss in Field Hockey to Thornton. Mya Dulac with the lone goal for the Hawks

Marshwood High School volleyball traveled and played North Yarmouth Academy. Both the JV and Varsity won 3 straight sets to close out their matches respectively. Brynn Folger and new to the setting group Julia Sudol led in assists with 11 each. Sivan Semo had 12 kills. Riley Phipps had 13 aces. Kylie Folger and Keira Keaveny led with 8 digs each. Coach Childs Varsity Scores Marshwood 25-NYA 10 Marshwood 25-NYA 13 Marshwood 25-NYA 19

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Marshwood girls soccer won 3-2 last night with two goals from Lucy Parker and one from Maddy Poitras.

The Hawks lost in three straight sets at York Thursday night. It was scrappy from the start for both teams. Marshwood suffered an injury earlier to their starting lineup but fought on. Our girls stayed hungry, matching York on opportunities. In the end York put balls away on offense and Marshwood did not. We are still pleased and proud of our girls for keeping their heads high til the last point. Nellie Young led in blocks with 7. Sivan Semo led in kills with 3. Brynn Folger led with 11 assists. Kylie Folger led in digs with 10. Marshwood 10- York 25 Marshwood 14- York 25 Marshwood 18- York 25

News from Marshwood High School Marshwood High School September 9th, 2024 Dear Parents and Guardians, It has been a great start to this school year. I love the energy students have brought in this year. It has also been an incredible two weeks of great weather! SAC Pass Update: There have been some questions from the community regarding our SAC pass system, and I wanted to take the opportunity to clarify for families. First, it is important to understand that a SAC pass is a privilege earned by a student for exhibiting positive student behaviors, rather than an expectation that can be taken away. Students who have earned SAC passes have increased flexibilities within the building. The criteria to earn a SAC pass are: Pass all classes with a 75 or better Earn positive work habits grades in all classes Miss no more than 5 days of school in a given quarter Come to school and class on time- no more than 5 tardies per quarter in any given class. No suspensions from school This system was changed last year and like anything new sometimes change is hard. The system incentivizes students to engage in productive student behaviors and since instituting it we have seen a positive impact on our school. Last year we saw significant gains in attendance going from 24% chronic absenteeism in 2023 to 15% in 2024. We also increased our graduation rate last year. The Department of Education and “Count ME in” have complimented our district for the improvements made in student attendance and our progress toward the State goal of 10% or less of students being chronically absent. When students are in school, they are more likely to be successful and feel connected. All students have the chance, each quarter, to earn a SAC pass. If students do not qualify for a SAC pass, we have an appeal process in place. Absences due to serious illness or hospitalization (with a Dr. Note), or bereavement will not count against a student’s quarterly total. Excellence in learning and high standards for academics and behavior are core values for the Marshwood community. We believe that having students here everyday engaged in positive academic work will improve their success and overall high school experience. We appreciate your support and partnership. Host Families for visiting students. We are still looking for host families for our students visiting from Denmark. Here is a link with more information on that. Parent Teacher Conferences Parent teacher conferences are October 10th and 16th. I will send out more information on how to book a time with a teacher later this month. Take Care, Brett Hoogterp Principal Upcoming Dates: September 12th 1st late start Thursday 9 am September 21st Homecoming Dance 7:00-9:30 pm September 23rd-27th Homecoming Week September 29th Inaugural Hall of Fame & Excellence ceremony 11:00 October 10th and 16th Parent teacher conferences 3:00-6:30 pm October 16th Financial Aid night 5:00-6:30

Marshwood takes down Portland in 3 straight sets! Hawks Volleyball played a little tight at the start of set one down by 5 points mid set. What makes this team so special is the fight they have for each other and courage to stand tall in moments of adversity. There is a hunger and desire in these girls to improve and move forward and not look back. Captain Sivan Semo led that charge. Nellie Young had 5 big blocks and just as many kills. Riley Phipps led in team aces with 3. Libero Captain Kylie Folger led with 15 digs. Brynn Folger set the pace of the offense beautifully with 17 assists! It was a balanced team effort to start the season 2-0. Coach Childs Marshwood 26- Portland 24 Marshwood 25- Portland 16 Marshwood 25- Portland 21

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Hello Marshwood Families, There have been changes to some of the MSAD 35 bus runs. All families that may have a change should receive a separate email notification this afternoon. If you have any questions please call the Transportation Department. They will be in the office until 5:45 pm this evening. We appreciate your patience, The MSAD 35 Transportation Department 207-384-4681