Lunenburg High School

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Lunenburg High School
Lunenburg High School
Location
1025 Massachusetts Ave
Lunenburg, Massachusetts
01462

United States
Coordinates 42°35′51.4″N 71°43′11.0″W / 42.597611°N 71.719722°W / 42.597611; -71.719722Coordinates: 42°35′51.4″N 71°43′11.0″W / 42.597611°N 71.719722°W / 42.597611; -71.719722
Information
Type Public High School
Opened September 1895
School district Lunenburg Public Schools
Superintendent Loxi Jo Calmes
Principal Brian Spadafino
Vice principal Robert McGrath
Grades 8-12
Color(s) Blue     
White     
Athletics conference Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association
District E
Midland Wachuset League
Mascot Blue Knights
Website https://sites.google.com/a/lunenburgschools.net/lhs/

Lunenburg High School is the high school of the town of Lunenburg, Massachusetts in north-central Worcester County. The school encompasses grades 8-12, and educates students from Lunenburg, and Shirley.

Departments and Staff

Arts and Music:

  • Nathan DiPerri
  • Caren Giuliani
  • Karen Wardwell

English:

  • Erinanne Snyder
  • Martha Cheesman
  • Mary Foyle
  • Mary Foyle and Nicole Kromer - CCP Course
  • Michael Hannigan
  • Stephanie Lizotte

Foreign Language:

  • Kay Hillman
  • Sharon Kimball
  • Peggy Proctor
  • Lynn Radford
  • Tamara Yourk

Mathematics:

  • Andrew Cantatore
  • Jennifer Miller
  • Eric Short
  • Robert Truax

Physical and Health Education:

  • Steven Boone
  • Rhondeh Malatos

Science:

  • Helena Louzonis (Department Head)
  • Jennifer Biery
  • Mitchel Friedman
  • Dawn Gearin
  • Robert Hill
  • Joanne McQuaid
  • Craig Pingsterhaus
  • Linda Collette

Social Studies:

  • Anna Keegan (Department Head)
  • Timothy Normandin
  • Kaitlin Quinn-Stearns
  • Warren Stevenson

Notable alumni

Athletics

The school is a member of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association. It is classified as District E and a part of the Midland Wachuset League. The school mascot is the Blue Knight. After allegations of racism against its football program in 2013, the school cancelled the rest of the season.[2][3] Teammates were initially suspected of spraypainting racist slurs on a biracial player's house, but police later investigated the player's mother after she told authorities she lied.

References

  1. "Central MA’s #19 School: Lunenburg High School". golocalworcester.com. 15 February 2012. Retrieved 20 November 2013. 
  2. Barboza, Scott (19 November 2013). "District: No tolerance for racism". ESPN.com. Retrieved 20 November 2013. 
  3. Mungin, Lateef (20 November 2013). "Massachusetts high school cancels football games after racial slur spraypainted on player's home". CNN.com. Retrieved 20 November 2013. 

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