Thank you to all the students, staff, and families who joined us for our annual SMHS SHOWCASE on Thursday evening. The event highlighted the incredible opportunities our school offers and the pride our community takes in learning.
Guests explored programs such as Biomedical Studies, Computer Science, Business, Forensics, and Cybersecurity and toured spaces including our video broadcasting studio, woodshop, and graphic design labs. Visitors also connected with student representatives from academics, athletics, fine and performing arts, media arts and a variety of clubs.
It was a wonderful representation of the talent, creativity, and passion that define the Blue Knight experience. Thank you to everyone who helped make the event a success!
GO KNIGHTS!
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On Tuesday evening, the Rho Kappa Donald E. Franke chapter of the History National Honor Society, the Mercy Otis Warren chapter of English National Honor Society, and the World Language National Honor Society (Sociedad Nacional Hispánica, Société Honoraire Francais and National Latin Honor Society inducted their newest members. These talented students demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and a passion for the humanities. Congratulations!
Front row Left to Right:
Hannah Sareault (English), Helen Rhodes (English & French), Emily Noble (English), Abigail Binienda (Rho Kappa), Madison Lewis (Rho Kappa & Spanish), Nathan Howell (Rho Kappa), Jane Malcomson (Rho Kappa) ,Carly West (Rho Kappa), Joseph Pannoni (English & Latin), Katelyn Enos (English), Emma Grady (English) and Ahsan Rashid (Rho Kappa)
Back row Left to Right:
Peter Milburn (English), Abyalew Biruk (English), , Sydney Brooks (Rho Kappa), Luke Burgess (Rho Kappa & French), Addison DeCesare (Rho Kappa), Emma Keith (Rho Kappa & Latin), Sean Naro (Rho Kappa), Sarah Horton (English), Breanna Prindle (English), Madison Sullivan (English)
Not pictured: Jenna Fay (English) and Jack Steele (Rho Kappa)
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Unified PE provides a unique opportunity for students to come together through sports, fitness, and lifetime recreational activities. The class promotes inclusion, leadership, and collaboration. It helps all students form meaningful relationships and celebrate what’s possible when everyone plays together. |
Students in Mr. Watson’s Digital Tools class hosted a CYBER SECURITY EXPO where visitors rotated through eight student-led stations to learn about real-world cyber security practices and how they apply to everyday life. The student presenters impressed everyone with their knowledge, communication skills, and engaging demonstrations. |
It was a proud day at Sandwich Middle High School as coaches, friends, and families gathered to celebrate our senior student-athletes signing their commitments to play at the collegiate level. Each of these Blue Knights has demonstrated outstanding dedication both on the field and in the classroom, earning the opportunity to continue their athletic and academic journeys at the next level.
Congratulations to our 2025 college signees:
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Mia Consalvi – University of New Haven (Softball)
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Megan Dwyer – Merrimack College (Field Hockey)
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Kyla Darmon – Assumption University (Lacrosse)
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Joe Coughlan – Bryant University (Baseball)
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Megan Jakubicka – University of New Hampshire (Soccer)
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Students in Mr. Welch's Introduction to Criminal Justice class explore the Digital Witness Project: a hands-on investigation that challenges them to think critically about real-world policing and the community.
Working in teams, students examine incidents and apply the Graham Standard, the legal test used across the country. They assess the severity of the crime, evaluate potential threats, and determine whether the actions were objectively reasonable in the moment.
To deepen their understanding, students also research national and state data. Their analysis incorporates ethical questions, communication, de-escalation opportunities, and community trust.
It's proving to be a thoughtful, challenging, and relevant learning experience for all interested in Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement .
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Our 8th graders are bringing French to life as they learn to order different items in real-world market settings. With props, role-play, and lots of laughter, students practiced authentic conversations and truly enjoyed this lively speaking activity. |
SMHS's DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA (DECA) is hosting a Mock Role-play Event on Tuesday, December 9, 2025 from 5:00 PM -7:00 PM in the SMHS LIBRARY.
This experience will give our 50+ students much needed practice and feedback prior to the DECA district conference in January.
We are seeking community members to serve as judges. No experience is required, although having a business background is a bonus. If you are interested in serving as a judge, please fill out this FORM.
Thank you!
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Grade 7 students have been busy turning the middle school’s 2nd floor into a vibrant celebration of Cape Cod! Their Biodiversity of Cape Cod mural will showcase seven unique ecosystems filled with native species — and the students are loving every minute of bringing it to life.
Under the creative guidance of project art consultant (and proud SMHS parent!) Donna Rockwell, this mural is becoming something truly incredible. Special thanks to Ms. Rockwell for helping our students dream big and paint even bigger!
Be sure to swing by and check out the mural the next time you’re in the building! You won’t want to miss it!
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Cape Kid Meals has partnered with SMHS to assist all SANDWICH PUBLIC SCHOOL FAMILIES in need.
The SMHS food pantry will be open every Wednesday evening from 5:00 PM–6:00 PM in room A100 at SMHS. Families can visit in person or place a food order by scanning the QR code. No appointment necessary.
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SMHS students! Earn community service hours by helping LAST BEST CRAFT FAIR vendors move their items both at set-up and break-down.
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Who? Students, staff, and families of Sandwich
What? Rake leaves for elderly members of our community
Where? Town of Sandwich
When? Saturday, Nov. 22 - Sunday, Nov. 23
Why? To help the seniors in our community & give back to our town
How? Get a group (team) together with an adult team leader.
Sign up using the form. On the service weekend bring your rake, leaf blower, tarps, gloves, water, snacks, etc. to the location to rake with your team to help our community!
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