Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Time is running out...
Only a few weeks left in the recruiting process, and ONE chance to prove you've got what it takes
SENIORS, if you're unsigned, come on 12/14 to meet college coaches who are still looking for guys
For Underclassmen too!!
Register: pci.jotform.com/form/2531754…
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Final score for Bay State Conference 🏈 match up
Weymouth 22
Needham 15
@GlobeSchools @sports_ledger @BostonHeraldHS
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Friday night, @WildcatNationAD ran the ball 58 times for nearly 200 yards, grinding away Milton and beating them for the second year in a row. @CoachDunny
masslive.com/highschoolsport…
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Tomorrow’s schedule based upon the district’s two hour delay! No reason at all to be late
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Support WHS Class of 2024
bit.ly/3GovhWL
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Read important #MIAA information regarding recent @MassEEA updated guidelines #NoMoreMaskOutdoors
#OneTeamOneMIAA
#patience
Final decision on additional guidelines is at the local level.
miaa.net/contentm/easy_pages…
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
2021 Senior Formal #flickr flic.kr/s/aHsmVCK18d
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Sports make high school more satisfying and fun. The anticipation and enthusiasm. The passion and tradition. The sheer exhilaration. Our world is a more exciting place, thanks to high school sports. #MyReasonWhy myreasonwhy.com/posts/2020-2…
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
It’s important to remember our students’ behaviors are a form of communication.
And sometimes these behaviors test us and push us to our limits.
Be patient and remain calm. Try to see what’s beneath the behavior to understand the cause.
No student wants to have a bad day.
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
Schools give youth a sense of belonging, which is critical to protecting their mental health. Learn more about youth mental health this #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth: bit.ly/3o2tGgu #ConnectionIsKey
Lisa Dembowski retweeted
#BREAKING: Federal authorities have just expanded emergency use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for use in kids from 12 to 15 years of age. #coronavirus #vaccine


























