Tonight is the night! ✨Join us for Class Night and Senior Recognitions at 6:00 PM as we celebrate the incredible achievements of our graduating seniors. See you there to cheer on the Class of 2026! 💙
Here is the summer workout schedule! Whether you're joining a fall sport or just want to stay in shape, come join us at the regional throughout summer break 🏋🏻♀️✨
Our Spanish 3 students recently showcased their Sustainable Clothing projects, inspired by their trip to Peru this past April. Competing for the support of our “Sharks,” students addressed sustainability in the fashion industry, focusing on both environmental impact and human rights within specific geographic regions.
The Shark Tank project, introduced into the Spanish curriculum in 2017, emphasizes inquiry-based learning, authentic assessment, and community involvement through the participation of Spanish-speaking community members as judges. This year’s winners were Josie Cromer, Chloe Gagnon, and Olivia Lorenz, who presented recycled buttons inspired by Inca culture as a modern addition to traditional tapadas limeñas. Special thanks to this year’s Sharks: Zeanny Egea, Marisol Gil, Dr. Zielinski, and Hector Hernandez.
The Shark Tank project, introduced into the Spanish curriculum in 2017, emphasizes inquiry-based learning, authentic assessment, and community involvement through the participation of Spanish-speaking community members as judges. This year’s winners were Josie Cromer, Chloe Gagnon, and Olivia Lorenz, who presented recycled buttons inspired by Inca culture as a modern addition to traditional tapadas limeñas. Special thanks to this year’s Sharks: Zeanny Egea, Marisol Gil, Dr. Zielinski, and Hector Hernandez.
🏆 Celebrate Our Spartans! Join us TONIGHT, Monday June 1st, for the Spring Sports Awards at 6:00 PM as we recognize the incredible athletes who gave it their all this season!
WMRHS North Country Scholars - Alexis Hicks (Valedictorian), Axcie Hamilton (Salutatorian), and Margarette Bolduc (CTE Student)
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Today, our school experienced a medical emergency on campus. School personnel and emergency responders acted quickly and appropriately to provide assistance, and all established safety and emergency protocols were followed.
We appreciate the prompt response of those involved and the cooperation of our students and staff during the situation. At this time, all students and staff are safe, and school operations have returned to normal.
We appreciate the prompt response of those involved and the cooperation of our students and staff during the situation. At this time, all students and staff are safe, and school operations have returned to normal.
Congratulations to Olivia Packard on achieving an incredible milestone of 400 career strikeouts! Way to represent WMRHS! 🥎✨️
WMRHS is pleased to announce the Valedictorian for the Class of 2026! ✨🎓
Alexis Hicks of Jefferson, NH, earned numerous academic honors while excelling as a student leader and scholar-athlete at White Mountains Regional.
She served as class president/vice president, Student Representative to the School Board, and National Honor Society President, while also participating in Student Council, Ethics Bowl, and Youth and Government.
Alexis is especially proud of her community service and efforts to strengthen school culture and will attend Saint Anselm College after graduation.
Alexis Hicks of Jefferson, NH, earned numerous academic honors while excelling as a student leader and scholar-athlete at White Mountains Regional.
She served as class president/vice president, Student Representative to the School Board, and National Honor Society President, while also participating in Student Council, Ethics Bowl, and Youth and Government.
Alexis is especially proud of her community service and efforts to strengthen school culture and will attend Saint Anselm College after graduation.
WMRHS is pleased to announce the Salutatorian for the Class of 2026! ✨🎓
Axcie Hamilton of Lancaster, NH, balanced rigorous academics with creativity and leadership, earning honors including the Dartmouth College Alumni Club Book Award and the College Board National Recognition Award.
She was an active member of Student Council, the Class of 2026 Leadership Team, and National Honor Society, helping organize events, fundraisers, and activities for both her classmates and the community.
Axcie is known for her artistic talent, community service, and dedication to music, and will attend the University of New Hampshire after graduation
Axcie Hamilton of Lancaster, NH, balanced rigorous academics with creativity and leadership, earning honors including the Dartmouth College Alumni Club Book Award and the College Board National Recognition Award.
She was an active member of Student Council, the Class of 2026 Leadership Team, and National Honor Society, helping organize events, fundraisers, and activities for both her classmates and the community.
Axcie is known for her artistic talent, community service, and dedication to music, and will attend the University of New Hampshire after graduation
WMRHS is pleased to announce the Honors Speaker for the Class of 2026! ✨🎓
Landin Foss of Guildhall, Vermont, excelled academically while completing ten AP courses, attending the Advanced Studies Program at St. Paul’s School, and earning honors including the Rochester Institute of Technology Book Award.
He served as Vice President of the National Honor Society and Class of 2026, while also participating in Ethics Bowl, Youth and Government, Link Crew, and the Athletic Leadership Team.
A dedicated three-sport athlete and team captain, Landin combined leadership, athletics, and community service throughout high school and will attend Duke University to study Sports Physical Therapy.
Landin Foss of Guildhall, Vermont, excelled academically while completing ten AP courses, attending the Advanced Studies Program at St. Paul’s School, and earning honors including the Rochester Institute of Technology Book Award.
He served as Vice President of the National Honor Society and Class of 2026, while also participating in Ethics Bowl, Youth and Government, Link Crew, and the Athletic Leadership Team.
A dedicated three-sport athlete and team captain, Landin combined leadership, athletics, and community service throughout high school and will attend Duke University to study Sports Physical Therapy.
WMRHS is pleased to announce the CTE Student of the Year for the Class of 2026! ✨🎓
Margarette Bolduc of Dalton, NH, excelled in the Culinary Arts program, earning recognition as a two-time state ProStart Culinary Arts Champion and helping lead her team to a 10th-place finish nationally.
She became a leader within the program by mentoring younger students and assisting with the ProStart competition team, while also competing in Nordic skiing and softball throughout high school.
Margarette currently works at White Mountain Canning Company and plans to continue her Culinary Arts education at White Mountains Community College after graduation.
Margarette Bolduc of Dalton, NH, excelled in the Culinary Arts program, earning recognition as a two-time state ProStart Culinary Arts Champion and helping lead her team to a 10th-place finish nationally.
She became a leader within the program by mentoring younger students and assisting with the ProStart competition team, while also competing in Nordic skiing and softball throughout high school.
Margarette currently works at White Mountain Canning Company and plans to continue her Culinary Arts education at White Mountains Community College after graduation.
WMRHS is pleased to announce the Top 10% for the Class of 2026! ✨🎓
Top 10 %: Trevor Simino, Maggie Bolduc, Reese Robinson, KaYa Nkwen-Tamo, Daye Emmons, Mak Gilfillan, Jacob Provencer, Madeline Rexford, Landin Foss, Axcie Hamilton, and Alexis Hicks.
Top 10 %: Trevor Simino, Maggie Bolduc, Reese Robinson, KaYa Nkwen-Tamo, Daye Emmons, Mak Gilfillan, Jacob Provencer, Madeline Rexford, Landin Foss, Axcie Hamilton, and Alexis Hicks.
The Class of 2026 dedicates their yearbook to Marc Salmin!
"Mr. Salmin is so kind, he is always making conversation with students and making a positive impact on everyone. Whether talking to him about art, something going on in your life, or even just something small, he is always going to be there to listen to you. The Class of 2026 will immensely miss Mr. Salmin because of his continued support throughout our high school years, the conversations he had with us, and the laughs we shared. However, we are very grateful that he is going to help future classes just like he helped and supported ours."
*Pictured Left to Right: Reese Robinson, Marc Salmin, Alexis Hicks, and Hailey Briere
📢High school Juniors and their families: interested in learning about the college admissions process? Join Granite Edvance next Monday, May 18th via Zoom at 6:00 PM, where they will go over how to build your college list and questions to ask on a college tour!
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Check out these awesome summer opportunities from Granite Edvance! Whether you're looking for college essay prep, Common App workshops, or webinars to help navigate your senior year timeline, they have you covered with both in-person and virtual options. Space is limited, so don't wait!
Last, but certainly not least! 🍎✨ We’re wrapping up our day of gratitude by recognizing our final group of supporters. To every business, parent, and community member who donated their time or resources: thank you. You made our teachers and staff feel truly seen and appreciated this week.
That’s a wrap on our formal shoutouts, but our appreciation for this community lasts all year long!
That’s a wrap on our formal shoutouts, but our appreciation for this community lasts all year long!
