Last week, Hull High School student leaders shared what they were thankful for leading up to Thanksgiving. During that week and weekend, they were, at long last, able to experience some of their school’s traditions they were so grateful for. During the week, students participated in spirit days, when they dressed up to match prompts…
The School Committee this week appointed current Hull Public Schools staff member Diane M. Saniuk as school business manager to replace David DeGennaro, who plans to retire in the near future. Saniuk has served as finance and budget analyst in the HPS Central Office since 2014 and has been mentored by DeGennaro in anticipation of…
With all the excitement and revelry surrounding the Hull High School football team playing at Gillette Stadium next week, another very important contest on the gridiron appears to be an afterthought. Hull and Cohasset renewed their Thanksgiving rivalry, meeting for the 34th time on the holiday today, with the Skippers entering the contest after having…
It’s now down to two teams, and the Hull Pirates are one of them. Hull pulled away from a tough team from Hoosac Valley Regional on Friday night, posting a 39-22 Division 8 semi-final win in front of hundreds of Hull fans who made the two-hour trek to Dudley. The win sends Hull to Gillette…
Thanksgiving is a happy time for students. A few days off from school; more turkey than the human body should ever consume; and school traditions to partake in. But as easy as it can be to get caught up in the holiday’s events and activities, it’s important to take time to reflect on the meaning…
COVID-19 doomed performances last year After a year without a full production, Hull High School Theatre Arts is back with William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest.” After their 2020 spring play, “The Laramie Project,” was cancelled due to the coronavirus, Hull High School Theatre Arts found ways to adapt, producing a live radio show of “A Christmas…
Over the past week Hull High School has been observing Solidarity Week, which is devoted to recognizing marginalized groups and helping students learn to be better allies. The week was organized by PRISM, a club dedicated to fostering pride, raising awareness, encouraging involvement, providing support, and mentoring others. PRISM sold pride stickers and ribbon bags…
Hull High School’s own National Honor Society inducted 22 new members last Wednesday, only a few weeks before the chapter’s next community service project. The National Honor Society, or NHS, is the country’s longest-standing honor society. As such, it promotes the qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service in students and in schools. To be…
![ON THE BALL – Senior captain, Nina Tiani, helped the girls’ varsity soccer team clinch their fifth straight post-season playoff berth. [Photo courtesy of Michelle Lanner]](https://thehulltimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/nina.jpg "nina")
The Hull High School girls’ varsity soccer team has punched its ticket to the post-season for the fifth straight season, clinching a playoff berth with a 9-1 win at home over South Shore Christian Academy on Monday. Elsie Harper and Grace Grosso scored their first varsity goals, while Elly Thomas added three tallies and Haley…
State Education Commissioner Jeffrey Riley this week extended the statewide public schools mask mandate for a second time – through at least Jan. 15. The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education authorized Riley last August to require masks to be worn by all K-12 public school students ages 5 and older, educators, staff members, and…