BREAKING NEWS! The final results were just released. The Agawam High School Chemistry Teams have swept the 2026 Western Mass Chemistry Olympiad held at UMass on March 17th. Coached by Ms. Buklerewicz, Mr. Melloni, Ms. Scannell and Dr. Chambers, the Varsity (AP Level) and the Junior Varsity (1st year chemistry) teams both swept their divisions to 1st place victories. The relay team of Omar Elgendy, Dawood Atanane and Zachary O’Connor took 1st place against all of the other Quiz Bowl Teams. This continues the winning tradition. The Varsity (AP) took 1st place in 2024, and the JV (1st Years) won 1st place in 2025. All High Schools across Western Mass are invited to compete. We fielded a combined team of 34 students this year. Congratulations to all who participated.


April 12 th there will be a give back night in support of Boys Volleyball at Murphy's Pub.

Agawam High School is observing the Day of Silence sponsored by the GSA club tomorrow April 10.
Friday, April 10th is the Day of Silence.

What a great week to treat yourself to some good food at our local businesses AND support the boys volleyball team. See flyers!



Students in the Child Development classes at AHS crated projects about toddler milestones. Students studies young characters from pop culture and evaluated the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social milestones for each. They also understood how caregivers can support toddlers gaining independence.




Senior spirit week continues with "Anything but a Backpack" Day.










Dynamic duo day for senior spirit week.


Mrs. Smith's classes had a biology lesson outside today!



Boys VB moved to 3-1 with a 4 set slugfest with our neighbors in west side. Win #3 for the varsity and first loss for our JV squad. Both teams back in action on Monday Home vs Central.

On March 17th, 34 Agawam High School chemistry students attended the Chemistry Olympiad at UMass. Taking home 1st place in the Team Quiz division were Zach O'onnell, Dawood Atanane, and Omar Elgedny. The cumulative team scores have not been released yet. Some pics from the adventure are attached.




Mrs. Gozgits classes were treated to a FOSSIL WALK curtesy of her student teacher Eric Maloney. Students got to take a closer look using magnifying glasses as they discussed the important roles fossils play in helping understand biological evolution.


Seniors kicked off senior spirit week today with PJ Monday!






The Counseling Department will be hosting a College Admission Workshop on Thursday, April 2 at 6 PM in the AHS Auditorium. Three seasoned admission professionals will provide advice and suggestions on navigating a successful college search, as well as helpful tips on completing the application process. This is an event not to be missed!

Best Buddies met on 3.26 to make posters and signs for the First Annual Western Mass Friendship Walk, to be held at Willston-Northampton School on April 19th. Makayla Waldman from Best Buddies International brought snacks and supplies to help the students make their signs for the walk.




Seniors at AHS were awarded Academic A's this week at a ceremony held at AJHS. The Agawam High School Academic A's ceremony is an annual event recognizing seniors who have maintained a cumulative 3.0 (B) or higher GPA throughout their high school career. This ceremony celebrates high-achieving students as part of the school's recognition program.
Students in Mrs. Cosmini's Aspire program showed great school spirit on Tie Dye day.

Volleyball got their first win last night in straight 3-0 sweeps over Southwick. A huge thanks to all our fans that came out in support at our home opener! Varsity is on the road Saturday for a matinee at D1 powerhouse, Needham. Next home game is Monday vs Chaug (JV 5, Var 6). #GoGwamGo


Students enjoyed an activity period today after MCAS. The Future Teachers of America hosted a Bingo game in the cafeteria and the PE volleyball tournament finals were held in the gymnasium. Rosie Robotics Team also showcased their robot work. It was a great afternoon to come together as a community and foster some joy and school spirit!





Students in Ms. Schlaffer's and Ms. Johnson's ELA classes took a trip to see the play "Death of a Salesman" at Hartford Stage.

