March 15, 2018
This Thursday, March 15, we anticipate a number of students joining a nationwide walkout to bring attention to the ongoing epidemic of school shootings in our country. While it may be argued that there are many sides to this issue, the student organizers have chosen to focus on gun control. While we agree with the students exercising their First Amendment rights, the school cannot take part in any political activity advocating a specific position. However, we will not abdicate our responsibility to protect our students. We have coordinated with our school resource officers to ensure as safe an environment as possible for our students during the march.
For students remaining in school, classes will continue as normal. When the students return to school at the conclusion of the march, we will take a second daily attendance and inform parents if their child has not returned to school.
We recognize the importance of family conversations around this issue, and encourage parents and students to engage in meaningful dialogue to determine the most appropriate response to this walkout for each individual student.
College Fair
The College Fair scheduled for Wednesday, March 14 has been postponed due to the weather. We will be announcing a new date in the upcoming weeks.Parent Conferences
Due to last week's weather and power outages, parent conferences were rescheduled to this Thursday, March 15 from 6-8 p.m. Any previously scheduled conference was automatically moved from last Thursday to this Thursday. The window to schedule appointments will remain open until this Thursday in case anyone needs to make changes, or see if any appointments may have become available.Billerica Memorial High School's Version of March Madness
2018 ICDC Qualifiers
Advertising Campaign Jacob Burke - 2nd Place
Buying and Merchandising Operations Research
Olivia Rogers, Tina Tailor - 1st Place
Sreyas Yennampelli - 2nd Place
Business Operations Research Abby Acone, Molly Fraser - 4th Place
Franchise Business Plan
Danielle Flaherty, Libby Hawkins - 1st Place
Hospitality and Tourism Operations Research
Camryn Brothers, Cate Sjostedt, Leah Fabiano - 2nd Place
Hospitality and Toursim Professional Selling 
Olivia Smith - 1st Place
Principles of Marketing
Tej Patel - 1st Place
Professional Selling
Daniel Trask - 3rd Place
Sports and Entertainment Operations Research
Shaun McAvoy, Aidan McCarthy - 4th Place 2018 SCDC Top Ten
Buying and Merchandising Operations
Research
Ben Gately,
MacKenzie Lelievre, Michael OConnell
Morgan Bauman,
Natalie Nardone
Business Operations Research
Victoria Bones,
Aiden Cliff
Creative Marketing
Project
Maddison Jacques,
Jenna Reed
Hopsitality and Tourism Operations Research
Daniel Fantasia,
Garrett Murphy, Collin Robson
Edward Kenney,
Michael Williams, Matt Murphy
Independent Business Plan
Alannah Biancuzzo,
Catie LoGuidice
Fashion Merchandising Promotion Plan
Kierston Burtman,
Cameron Famigletti, Jenna Wood
Kate Brouilette,
Sophia Dinsmore
Finance Operations Research
Matt Faulconer,
Nick Hulsoor, Brady McGarry
Jessica Panaligan,
Tanvi Patel, Roshan Ravi
Sports and Entertainment Operations
Research
Dami Patel, Moira
Fagan
Principles of Business Management
Saketh Mynampati
Public Relations Plan
Vanessa Attaya,
Julia McCarthy
Quiz Bowl
Vivian Wholey,
Lauren Flagg, Brianna Martini, Kayla Reardon
Sports & Entertainment Promotion Plan
Rachael Hornsby The Happiest Place on Earth
The BMHS Orchestra and Chamber Singers arrived home from Disney last night with an armful of awards. The Chamber Singers received a superior rating, best in class, and the Golden Mickey award! Also our Tenor/Bass & Treble choirs received an Excellent rating as well as our Orchestra. Senior Sarah McDermott received Outstanding soloist.Cheerleaders
Winter Color Guard
Ali Burton, Leah Cahill, Lizzy Cook, Jess Hampton , Chelsey Mathews, Cassie Modoono, Sarah Richards, Amanda Tinker, Courtney Williams, Nicole Young (Captain)
