Parents: Learn about the Social Host Law

The talk about legal liabilities related to parties with underage drinking is offered in a year that ARHS isn't holding a Post Prom Party

Northborough and Southborough parents and caregivers are invited to attend (or stream) an info session in early May. The topic is the “Social Host Law”.

The session is timed to inform families in the community who might be planning to host/coordinate parties for teens celebrating upcoming milestones (or just making the most of spring and summer). 

It’s worth noting that the talk is scheduled for a year when Algonquin is no longer offering a Junior Post Prom Party (JPPP). Read the full article → from Parents: Learn about the Social Host Law

The week in ARHS sports

[The weekly highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in Algonquin Regional High School varsity sports.]

It’s still early in the spring season. But I couldn’t help notice a clear trend in Algonquin sports. So far, most of ARHS Girls varsity teams have been at least slightly outperforming the Boys team counterparts. (And, sometimes, significantly.) Read the full article → from The week in ARHS sports

Reminder: NSBORO Schools’ “Wellness Week” is in progress

Students, families, and community are invited to take part in special events and challenges to improve their overall wellness.

We’re midway through NSBORO’s Wellness Week, and I have more details on an event taking place tonight. So, I’m posting a reminder of the activities that the community can still participate in.

As I previously posted, every year, Northborough-Southborough Public Schools celebrate Wellness Week, encouraging students to improve their health/wellness. This year, they’re making a bigger public push to engage the entire community. Read the full article → from Reminder: NSBORO Schools’ “Wellness Week” is in progress

NSBORO Schools are promoting upcoming “Wellness Week”

Students, families, and community are invited to take part in special events and challenges April 13-17, to improve their overall wellness.

Every year, Northborough-Southborough Public Schools celebrate Wellness Week, encouraging students to improve their health/wellness. This year, they’re making a bigger public push to engage the entire community.

There are special events and challenges. Plus, the Wellness Week promotions includes a prize drawing to incentivize participation. Read the full article → from NSBORO Schools are promoting upcoming “Wellness Week”

More details on this Sunday’s “Kickin’ it for Kasey”

A community festival with family friendly games and activities will raise funds for pediatric brain cancer research in honor of the late child of an ARHS alum.

Algonquin’s Student Council shared more details about the upcoming community festival to raise funds for pediatric brain cancer research.

While the cause is a solemn one, the event is organized as a fun celebration for families with children (and teens) to enjoy. Read the full article → from More details on this Sunday’s “Kickin’ it for Kasey”

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