Groton-Dunstable Regional High School

SCHOOL PROFILE Kokomo High School (KHS) is a comprehensive four year secondary school with an enrollment of 2,000 students. The school is dedicated to helping students learn through outstanding internationally recognized programs in robotics, forensics, band and choir. Offering the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) and ESL programs, Kokomo High School creates a culture of excellence and achievement. FACILITIES Kokomo High School is proud of its expansive campus facilities with two indoor gymnasiums, swimming and diving pools, four soccer fields, football/track stadiums, ten tennis courts, two softball and a baseball diamond. There are outdoor locker rooms for track and football, and a new business lab with special learning environments. The school also has a unique opportunity to living in a dorm. SPORTS AND ARTS Kokomo High School is a charter member of the premier (and oldest) sports conference in Indiana, the North Central Conference. KHS has a long history of clubs and courses to support various artistic interests; drama,band and choir are some of the activities founded when the school first opened. COMMUNITY INFORMATION Kokomo is found about one hour north of the state’s largest city, Indianapolis. It has a rich history and plenty of multi-cultural events, celebrations and festivals to enjoy year-round. For entertainment and shopping there is a 12-screen movie theater, live music venues, and two major shopping malls.

SCHOOL PROFILE Located less than half an hour from Boston, Arlington High School offers a rigorous academic curriculum including an internship program and more than 15 AP courses. Boston’s public transit system stops by the high school allowing easy access into the city. The school’s outstanding STEM program has a unique video game and web development program. FACILITIES Campus facilities include various outdoor sports fields, a media center, and a historical Colonial-style building in the center of campus. Students have the opportunity to participate in the school’s news station at the local access television studios located across the street from the high school. SPORTS AND ARTS Arlington High School’s 30 boys and girls teams consistently win state championships in sports such as ice hockey, lacrosse, cross country, and soccer. Unique arts opportunities at Arlington include songwriting and film scoring as well as a student-run school newspaper a student-produced public news station. The theater program also puts on at least two large productions each year. AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Arlington High School has been awarded multiple Gold Medals by U.S. News and World Report. The publication also ranks the school as the 9th best public school in the state. Arlington High School was also awarded the Massachusetts Green Ribbon School District, an award for Environmentally Aware and Civic Minded Schools. COMMUNITY INFORMATION Arlington is a suburban town just minutes from downtown Boston. The historical town offers year-round cultural activities such as museums and festivals. Arlington is located half an hour from the beach town of Revere, MA and about an hour from various New England ski resorts. Visit School Site: <a href="www.arlington.k12.ma.us">Arlington Public High School</a> Visit City Site: <a href="www.town.arlington.ma.us">Arlington, Massachusetts</a>

SCHOOL PROFILE Ranked as one of the top 25 best public schools in the state of Massachusetts, Marblehead High School is an academically competitive school boasting an "A " rating by Niche.com, a silver medal from US News and World Report, various AP courses, and an ideal coastal location under an hour from the city of Boston. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/PigO3MbWo_c" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> FACILITIES Opened in 2003, Marblehead High School’s hilltop campus spans 30 acres with an auditorium, workshop spaces for cultural and technology programs, community areas, and sporting facilities. SPORTS AND ARTS Marblehead High School takes advantage of its New England location by offering a skiing team in the winter and a sailing team in the spring. Students can also participate in traditional team sports like basketball and tennis. Students at Marblehead have won awards for their artwork in the Alliance for Community Media’s Northeast Region Video Festival and the Boston Globe Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. COMMUNITY INFORMATION The coastal community of Marblehead, MA was settled by pilgrims in 1629. Located less than 20 miles north of Boston, the town is situated on a harbor and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. The town's rich history is reflected in its lighthouse, museums, brick and cobblestone streets along with 17th and 18th century architecture. Visit School Site: <a href="www.marbleheadschools.org">Marblehead High School</a> Visit City Site: <a href="www.marblehead.org">Marblehead, Massachusetts</a>