Nauset Regional High School

The sounds of construction you’ve been hearing are a clear sign of progress! This ambitious project is moving forward thanks to the collaboration of more than 25 specialized contracting teams, including experts in demolition, structural foundations, electrical work, and more. Unlike the first phase, where entirely new buildings were constructed, this second phase integrates parts of the original school’s existing structures. This innovative approach not only speeds up the timeline but also makes the project more resource-efficient. Precision demolition techniques are being used to carefully preserve the remaining structures while clearing space for the new ones—a process that showcases the skill and expertise of the contractors. The team is also overcoming challenges like needing to navigate pipes and concrete around unexpected tunnels in the original foundation. These obstacles are opportunities for creative problem-solving and collaboration across multiple specialties. This project is an exciting blend of physical construction, thoughtful planning, and teamwork, and it’s a testament to the dedication and ingenuity of everyone involved. Each step brings us closer to a revitalized space that will serve the community for years to come.

COAST team members Carter Peters, Annika van der Wende and Iona McKenna-Kaplan present their geoscience research at the Wellfleet Harbor Conference

Don't miss tomorrow's Trivia Night hosted by the Class of 2026!

Yesterday’s Powerpuff volleyball match was packed with fun, friendly, and lighthearted competition! The Freshmen and Juniors were eliminated in the first round, setting up a final showdown between the Sophomores and Seniors. In an exciting finish, the Sophomores claimed victory, with the Seniors close behind in second place. Congratulations to the Sophomores!

Congratulations to the 2024 NRHS National Honor Society Inductees!

Green Threads is now open! Operated by Nauset’s Green Club, our in-school thrift store is up and running, located at the top of the stairs above the cafeteria. Green Threads aims to reduce clothing waste by offering gently used items donated by students, faculty, and community members, addressing the growing environmental impact of fast fashion. Along with clothing, the store will soon expand to include shoes, jewelry, and other accessories! Items are priced affordably, and purchases can be taken to either Mr. Simpson in E108 for payment. For more details, check out @nausetgreenthreads on Instagram!

Mark your calendars for the NRHS Blood Drive to benefit Cape Cod Health Care!

Save the date: Cape Cod Community College Informational Session. Sign up in the Counseling Office

SAVE THE DATE: College Planning Night December 3rd at NRHS from 6 - 7:30 p.m.

NRHS PowerPuff Volleyball Game Information

School Picture Make Up Day: Tomorrow, 11/7, in the gymnasium between 8:35-11:15a.m.

NRHS Class Ring Ordering Information

SENIORS: Graduation Cap & Gown Ordering Information **Ordering Deadline is Sunday, January 5, 2025**

Skip meal prep for Thursday, 11/7 and pick up some pizza at Papa Gino's in Orleans to help the Class of 2027 raise money for their senior events. *Note: coupons cannot be used with the fundraiser*

Picture Make-up for students absent on September 30th is Thursday November 7th in the gymnasium

Nauset Jewelry’s first exhibit in the new gallery is now open! Featuring unique pieces crafted by Independent Study students, this collection was created to support WildCare in Eastham. WildCare is dedicated to helping sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife through rehabilitation, reducing human impacts on animals through educational outreach, and promoting conservation to protect species and their ecosystems. Each jewelry piece is inspired by an animal WildCare cares for, and every item will be available for purchase at the Bird Watcher’s General Store. All proceeds will go directly to WildCare to aid in wildlife rehabilitation. Stop by to admire the talent of these students—and if you find a piece you love, visit the General Store in a few weeks to make it yours while supporting a wonderful cause!

Get ready for Halloween chills with the Nauset Players’ Annual Haunted House! This year’s “Hall of the Undead” will be held at Preservation Hall in Wellfleet tonight, October 29, and tomorrow, October 30, from 6-9 p.m. The entire cast is made up of Nauset students who have spent weeks preparing and having a blast with their new vampire roles. Recommended for ages 12 and up, the haunted house offers 10-minute tours in groups of 4 to 6. Tickets are $10 for students, $15 for adults, and free for teachers, available at the door or online at the Preservation Hall website. Don’t miss this spooky experience and a chance to support Nauset’s amazing theater department!

Term 1 comes to a close next Wednesday, November 6, so now is the time to lock in and wrap up any of those missing assignments you may have. You got this, let's finish up the start of the 2024/25 school year strong!

Halloween is Thursday! If you wear a costume, you may win a prize, and your class may also win a prize! Email Ms. Dill your picture and costume title, or tag nrhs_stuco, and you could win one of the awards - check your email during rotating block to see if you won!

One last reminder that today, Friday 10/25 at 3 p.m., is the deadline for senior yearbook submissions. Visit our Yearbook Information page (under Students & Families) for formatting requirements and rules.