Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to the incredible educators who inspire, encourage, and make a difference every single day. We appreciate all that you do!
Friday was National School Lunch Hero Day! Students celebrated our food and nutrition staff with posters and cards. Thank you for all that you do!
Congratulations to Nashoba DECA! Dulcie Chrystall-Dubois and Odile Berzonskis earned FIRST place in the world for Hospitality and Tourism Operations Research, bringing home Nashoba’s first-ever Glass trophy. Ryan Carr placed Top 10 for his Community Giving Campaign, and Zain Khan and Malik Shannak placed Top 15 for their Independent Business Plan! Check back next week for the full story!
Robotics and Drones Technology students visited Oakmont to compete in a robotics scrimmage!
NRHS students taking Bestsellers and Blockbusters, created an art installation as part of their analysis of their respective whole-class novels, Beartown by Fredrik Backman and All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. Students and staff spent time observing and voting for their favorite this week, it was a tight finish, but Beartown came in on top with 52.8% of the vote!
Sophomore students navigated housing, loans, pets, and more at today's Reality Fair!
District chorus students gathered from across the district for their annual Nashoba Sings concert! The group sat down for a pre-show pizza dinner.
Deirbhile Nagle and Olivia Edmond, Nashoba's Valedictorian and Salutatorian, were honored at this week's School Committee meeting!
NRHS Broadcast and Journalism students were visited by Dr. Unus, Associate Professor of English Studies at Fitchburg State University (FSU), along with the student editor of The Point, FSU's student news.
Student panelists offered their insight during the recent AI-focused professional development day!
Congratulations to Nashoba DECA for a strong showing at the DECA State Competition!
Nashoba Drama put on three fantastic performances of Big Fish this weekend. Bravo!
Nashoba Robotics, FIRST Robotics Competition Team 1768, competed in their first event of the season, where they were awarded the Excellence in Engineering Award! To learn more about the event, check out this student-written article!
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the NRHS Counseling Department has created a Google Form that allows community members and organizations to submit volunteer opportunities, part-time jobs, and internships for NRHS students. Submissions are reviewed by the Counseling Department and then posted to the SchooLinks Opportunities Board for students. We invite our local businesses to submit opportunities!
Submit a form here!
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Submit a form here!
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45 NRHS students participated in a trip to Montreal! The trip aimed to give students a cultural experience beyond the classroom walls and a chance to exchange with native French speakers in an authentic context while learning about North American explorers, pastimes, and history.
The NRSD Jazz Program hosted their annual Nashoba Jazz Night the week before February break. The concert featured jazz bands from across the district, ranging from elementary to high school performers. The evening concluded with an NRSD District Jazz Ensemble performance of 2nd Line, a New Orleans Traditional jazz piece arranged by our own Nashoba Music Educators.
Nashoba Regional School District will be closed today, Monday, February 23rd, 2026, due to inclement weather.
NRHS students read to elementary school students at Center School and at Bement School in Deerfield this week for World Read Aloud Day!
Have an opportunity to share with NRHS students?
Use this form to submit volunteer opportunities, part-time jobs, internships, NRHS club listings, or club-related events for consideration on the Nashoba Regional High School SchooLinks Opportunities Board.
Opportunities Board Link
Ms. Rocha's Bestsellers and Blockbusters: Literature and Film students began work on their semester-long project this afternoon. The project requires students to select two books and three movies of their choice and through writing and video create five reviews. Digital Director of Innovation, Jed Stefanowicz, popped by to give students a tutorial on GoogleVids as a potential tool.
