MST Weekly Update
December 8, 2023
From November 30th through December 2 NHJAG students from MST, Kaydence Jones and Marion-maria Haff, were able to spend time in Washington D.C. While there, they were able to learn and have a lively time! For those that are unaware of JAG Jobs for America's Graduates), it is a class here at MST High School and throughout the US. It is a great way for students to learn about themselves and what they wish to do with their lives after high school. As JAG students, you get an opportunity others cannot get. You can represent your state through different roles such as Historian, Social Media Manager, President, Vice President, and many more! As you get your role you also get the chance to go to Washington D.C!
That is exactly what Kaydence and Marion did this school year! They got to see important monuments and buildings like the Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Arlington Cemetery, the Capital, the Whitehouse, and much more! During the three days, they also went to leadership conferences where they learned about proper handshakes and greetings, networking, advocacy training with corporate partners, and even dining etiquette. This event also had a splash of some extra fun such as the Chaos event and the Winter Wonderland Dance. These students got to meet other JAG students from the other states and had an exceptional time this past week. They hope you all look into JAG and perhaps go yourself in the next school year!
Article submitted by Kaydence Jones
On Tuesday, seven students from MST and 24 from West attended a field trip to Boston sponsored by TRIO Educational Talent Search. While in Boston, the students visited the first-generation college student center at Suffolk University, the Massachusetts State House and had some fun skating on the Frog Pond in Boston Common
As we enter the winter months, there is always the possibility that we may have a snow day or a remote learning day. All snow/remote days are decided by the superintendent of schools and publicized on WMUR-TV and WZID (95.7). In addition, text messages are sent out through our notification system as long as we have your correct phone number on file. (If you are not getting a weekly text for this newsletter, we do not have your correct cell phone number on file. Please update your information by calling the school.)
If there is a snow day, school is cancelled, and we shift our schedule so that we come back to whichever day is missed (Blue or White). So, if the snow day was supposed to be a blue day, it will be a blue day when we come back no matter how many days are missed.
If a remote day is called, we will follow the schedule for that day (Blue or White). All students are assigned to a Google Classroom for every class and should know how to access them. We will follow the daily bell schedule and students are to sign into the class on time for attendance, assignments and meeting with the teachers. Teachers will be available online for at least 50% of the scheduled class time. If a student does not log in to Google Classroom, they will be marked absent from that class or from school.
If we have a delayed opening, students will report to Advisory by 9:50 AM and then report to their period B1 HS/Block 2 CTE class. Period A HS classes and Block 1 CTE classes do not meet on delayed opening days.
Online Yearbook Sales have begun! All yearbook purchases will occur through Jostens directly. Additionally, there are customizable advertisements for our seniors, please be sure to take a look at this memorable option. https://www.jostens.com/apps/jcom/router.mvc?affiliateId=2304923
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The mission of the Manchester School of Technology is to foster a safe and respectful learning environment while cultivating academic and technical competency, career success, and social awareness.
