Agawam High School

Scenes from our Spring Art Festival held last Thursday! Students from advanced art classes showcased their many works of art in the rotunda.

Kirsten & Jacoby won student of the month for CTEC!

Art students at AHS are participating in America's 250 anniversary celebration sponsored by the BIG E. Students are working to 'decorate' the fairgrounds with a painted chick. The painting contest will include chicks from many schools around western mass. Good luck AHS!

Devin Soucy, Pilar Wimberly, Gabriella Gebo were AHS representatives to the Hampden County District Attorney's Youth Advisory Board. Devin and Pillar presented together on the topic of Mental Health Awareness and Gabriella presented on inclusion and disability awareness. During the year-long board membership, they collaborated with students from across Western Massachusetts.

Senior hockey captain Anthony Barbarini was recently recognized and awarded the Harold Passerini Award at the Bessone Awards banquet at West Springfield's Dante Club. This award goes to a Western Massachusetts hockey player showing outstanding athletic, academic, and community achievements. Congratulations to Anthony!

Tonight is the night for the AHS Spring Art show. Please join us at the AHS Rotunda from 5-7 to celebrate the fantastic young artists in our community.

Mr. Russo's Entrepreneurship class has opened a school store. Click on the link below to shop.

https://agawamhighschool2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/

JV 2-1 and Var 3-1. All players contributed tonite!
BIG game coming up Thursday vs Westfield for our annual “Grey Game” for a great cause and a great game! JVA at 5pm and Varsity 6:15pm. Raffles and gift baskets to raise for our cause and remembrance of Justin Lingenberg #14.

Best Buddies Club prom was recently sponsored by Chicopee High School and held at the Portuguese Club. Amherst Regional, Northampton, Ludlow, Williston, Westfield, Chicopee Comp, and South Hadley, and Agawam were among the schools that attended. The theme was a Starry Night and a great time was had by all in attenDANCE!

Students in advanced visual art classes at AHS took a field trip to Yale University on Friday. Students toured Yale Art Museum and took an architecture walk around the Yale campus.

🇺🇸 BROWNIES IN THE COMMUNITY 🇺🇸 A huge shout out to our Boys Volleyball and Girls Softball teams for their incredible work this Saturday! 🏐🥎 Our student-athletes joined forces with the Agawam Veterans Council to help flag veteran graves at 2 local cemeteries. It was a powerful morning of service, honoring those who have served our country and ensuring their legacies are remembered. We are so proud of these players and their coaches for leading by example and showing that Agawam Pride extends far beyond the court and the field. 🟤🟠 Check out these leaders in action! 👇 #AgawamAthletics #CommunityService #HonorOurVeterans #AgawamPride #MIAA

The Spring Art Festival is next Thursday, May 7th, from 5-7 PM, and takes place in the rotunda at Agawam High School. Students have worked incredibly hard this year, and we truly hope you are able to attend the Festival and celebrate their successes with us. Please share this with friends and family, all are welcome!

Dr. Chambers' Anatomy 2 students continued their exploration of the digestive system by dissecting fetal pigs. Pig and human anatomy are extremely similar, thus the reason they use pig heart valves and parts during human surgery.

Students in Mindful and Movement class spread some positivity with affirmations in chalk outside AHS.

Join the fine art students of Agawam High School on Thursday May 7 from 5-7 in the AHS rotunda. Works from Advanced drawing , photography, and sculpture, AP and Art Honors classes will be featured as well as three scholarships awarded.

Varsity wins #8 vs a tough Chaug team, JV #6.
Big home game Thurs vs West Side! JV5, V615.

Students in the Healthcare Pathway had the opportunity to visit Western New England University, where they toured both the Occupational Therapy (OT) and Pharmacy programs. During their time in the OT lab, students created personalized keychains—an activity designed to promote multitasking while actively engaging with the presentation.

In the Pharmacy program, students not only made their own hand sanitizer, but also had the opportunity to visit the university’s pharmacy lab. This experience allowed them to see firsthand how medications are prepared and handled in a professional setting.


Overall, the visit provided an engaging and meaningful way for students to connect classroom learning with real-world healthcare applications.

Please join us for a delightful evening of theater! I have also attached the flyer in case you want to print it and hang it in your classrooms or main offices! Thank you so much in advance and we can't wait to see you in Sherwood Forest.

On April 19th members of Best Buddies attended the first Annual Western Mass Best Buddies Friendship Walk at Williston Northampton School.