Notice: Sports passes are available through the Athletic Department. These passes are good for the entire 2016-2017 school year and are valid for admission to the boys and girls home soccer games as well as the boys and girls home basketball games. Prices are listed in the attachment linked below. Send money and the list of family members/friends who will be included in your sports pass, to Matt Link 5 High School Dr. Montpelier, VT 05602 Link for Family Pass Form
A Solon Salute to Mr. Tom Sabo for "going above beyond" for his students over the summer. And a Solon Salute to Tom Sabo and his students for boxing up fresh produce for our local food shelves.
A Solon Salute to teachers Ron Allen and Marianne Signorino for taking the beautification of our grounds into their own hands. With the planted flowers, the spot near the side door has looked great all summer, thank you!
A Solon Salute to senior Miles Rapaport
for turning in $30 he found in the auditorium. His honesty deserves
recognition! He said when he turned in the money, “Someone needs this."
Great senior leadership Miles, we salute you!
A Solon Salute
to the 26 Orientation Team Leaders (OTL) who volunteered their time to
help the 9th graders have a successful start to their high school
career. Throughout the morning the OTLs led tours, answered questions,
and most importantly strengthened the school community by establishing
connections between our youngest students and the upperclassmen. Thank
you so much for your time and energy! Thank you Levi
Beavin, Erin Sullivan, Emma Murray Clasen, Devin Baker, Asa Richardson
Skinder, Meredith Stetter, Lily Fournier, Evie Caserta, Riley Cook,
Joelyn Mensah, Noel Riby-Williams, Sophia Robins, January Simpson,
Jeremy Hoyne-Grosvenor, Theresa Noonan, Angus Fraser, Emily
Corbett-Valade, Sarah Rose, Micah Wagner, Zach Grupp, Nick Colwell, Emma
Harter, Isabelle Boutin, Apollonia Tobacco, Stella Best, Miles Rapaport
(Ms. Knauss and Mary Ellen).
A Solon Salute to Jeremy Hoyne-Grosvenor
for setting a PR in the Essex cross country meet over the weekend. The The Times Argus (9/4/16) wrote, '"Jeremy ran 16:09 and he was only four
seconds behind Tyler [winner]" MHS coach Tim Noonan said. "Jeremy caught
up to Tyler and then Tyler sped away to win, but both are in amazing
shape. It was almost a minute PR for Jeremy. And at this time of year,
that kind of time is really solid."' Jeremy finished 2nd overall and more than 40 seconds ahead of the 3rd place finisher.