Friday Memo | May 15, 2026 |
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May 15, 2026
Dear TBHS Community,
Happy Prom Day! Tonight from 6pm to 10pm at Wedgewood Pines Country Club we have our Prom! Students will be taking their traditional photos by the library starting at 5pm.
This week we had our Spring Choral Concert and Art Show Reception. What a fantastic evening for our Fine & Performing Arts students and department. Bravo! Our students returned from the BPA Nationals in Nashville with a slew of top 10 finishers! Bravo! And AP exams continue–but the end is in sight! Hooray!
Next week brings Special Olympics on Monday, 10th grade Math MCAS on Tuesday & Wednesday, and the NHS Induction Ceremony Wednesday evening. THursday afternoon the TBHS Student Council is hosting a Field Afternoon and I’ll be meeting with Department Leaders after school.Best,
Kim
Kim Murphy
The Bromfield School Principal, 9-12
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Next weeks at a glance:
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Upcoming Events:
May 18 Special Olympics Day of Games - Alumni Field, Littleton, MA May 19th & 20th 10th grade Math MCAS May 20 NHS Induction May 25 No School--Memorial Day
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Senior Week+ Schedule 2026
Friday, February 27
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Staff vs Senior Competition at 7:00pm
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Friday, May 15 |
Prom with Celebration to follow at HES |
Thursday, May 28 |
Last day of classes for Seniors & Car Parade 4:30pm |
Monday, June 1 |
Senior Grades Posted |
Tuesday, June 2 |
Athletic Awards Breakfast - 9am
MacBook Turn-In - 10:00am-11:00am
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Wednesday, June 3 |
Graduation Rehearsal - 10:00am-12:00pm
MacBook Turn-In 9:30-10:00am, 12:00-1:00pm
Make-up Period for Final Work 12:00pm
Students receive caps and gown if all obligations are met.
Senior Academic & Extracurricular Awards & Scholarship Night 6:00pm
Part 1: Academic/Extracurricular Awards - 6:00pm
Part 2: Scholarships - 6:45pm
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Thursday, June 4 |
Graduation Rehearsal - 10:00am-12:00pm
Senior Lunch - 12:00pm
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Friday, June 5 |
Graduation - 5:30pm
Students gather in Bromfield Library at 4:30pm
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Saturday, June 6 |
Graduation Rain Date - 1:00pm
Students gather in Bromfield Library at 12:00pm
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PTO NEWS AND EVENTS
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The PTO supports the whole Harvard Public School community. Even when your children transition to TBMS and TBS, the PTO is still hard at work supporting them! From academic enrichment and classroom resources to student programs and special events, PTO-funded grants make a real impact at every grade level. We invite all school community members to be part of this work. Curious how PTO funds are used? Check out recently funded grants here. Ready to make a difference today? Join the PTO and help continue these valuable programs by becoming a member here. Want to get involved, or have questions? Email info@harvardpto.org
Harvard Public Schools PTO – Annual Spring Soirée Fundraiser (2026)
Theme: School Spirit!
Get ready for a fun night out with friends, neighbors, and the Harvard school community! The Harvard Public Schools PTO invites you to our Annual Spring Soirée Fundraiser—a high-energy evening celebrating School Spirit while raising critical funds for PTO programs that support our students and teachers all year long.
Wear your favorite school colors, college gear, spirit wear, or your best “school pride” look and join us for a night of food, drinks, and fundraising for a great cause.
Friday, May 29, 2026
5:30 PM – 10:30 PM
Craft Food Halls, Boxborough
Tickets on sale starting Feb 23
Buy early and save! https://secure.givelively.org/event/harvard-pto-inc/2026-pto-spring-soiree-tickets
$100 Early Bird (Feb 23 – April 13)
$115 Regular Price (April 14 – May 15)
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COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
Charter Review Committee Seeks Feedback
Please provide input to the Charter Review Committee by taking a short survey. The committee is working to identify what's working and what needs improvement with the Charter that has been in place for about 10 years. Responses will help guide the committee in determining what needs to be amended, discarded, or introduced. Please take 5-10 minutes to respond using the link below. It can also be found on the town website. The survey will be open until the end of May, but don't wait! Thank you for your help.
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The online application for SUN Bucks (formerly Summer EBT) is now open. This federal food benefit program provides a $120 lump-sum summer benefit per school-aged child for income-eligible families. SUN Bucks income eligibility standards are the same as the National School Lunch Program (NSLP)—all enrolled students identified as meeting the income eligibility standards for free or reduced-price lunch during school year 2025-26, either through an NSLP household paper application or direct certification, are automatically eligible for SUN Bucks. Students identified as homeless, migrant, runaway, or participating in Head Start are also automatically eligible. The program is administered by the state Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) in partnership with DESE with assistance from schools. Find details and learn how to apply on the SUN Bucks website.
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Harvard Schools Trust
Each month the Board of Directors for the Harvard Schools Trust (HST) grants funds to the Harvard Public School Community. At our February meeting we voted to fund the following grant:
- Support for the Preschool End of Year field trip, requested by Lauren Campanello
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https://route2apparel.com/fofranny/shop/home
Did you know that Franny is fully funded through donations?
Franny apparel is available for purchase for the first time ever! Franny and Officer Tim are raising funds to help with Franny's care and continued training. A portion of all proceeds from this fundraiser come back to benefit Franny and her comfort dog endeavors.
Click the link above to check out the items available for purchase . Once done you will be able to choose to pick up your items at J and S Business Solutions on Main Street in Ayer or have them shipped.
Thank you for your continued support.
Officer Tim Schaeffer
SRO/ Patrol Officer
Harvard Police Department
40 Ayer Rd.
Harvard, MA. 01451
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Pre-register for Comprehensive Curbside Composting with Black Earth Compost
Only a few more pre-registrations are needed for this service to open in Harvard. Black Earth accepts all food scraps including meat, bones, dairy, fish, shells, oils, cooked foods, processed foods, and certified compostable tableware. Many add-on services are available including for yard waste, plastic film, coffee pods, and styrofoam. The cost is $94.99 for curbside pickup every other week for 6 months. A one time cost for your bin and starter bags is $39.50. Please visit www.blackearthcompost.com for more information and to pre-register. Thank you, the Harvard Climate Initiative.
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THE BROMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
Kim Murphy, Principal
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| 14 Massachusetts Avenue, Harvard MA, 01451 | (978) 456 - 4145 |
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