Agawam High School

Cecelia Gomez Marin is representing the Massachusetts 2026 girls all tournament bowling team at the state championships. Andrew Palazzi is being honored as a senior who ended the season with the high bowing average of 223. Great work!

🥁 It's March 4th, which means happy National Marching Band Day! We are so proud of our Agawam Marching Band. These kids put in the work; rehearsals, high standards, energy and enthusiasm, and a genuine commitment to representing this community with pride. You see them on the field, you see them out and about in Agawam, and every time they show up, they deliver. Want to be part of it? Fall 2026 recruitment is open. Come march with us! 🎺🎷

AHS students on their "Volunteer to Read" field trip to our elementary schools.

WGGB News 40 paid a visit to celebrate Agawam Girls Wrestling ALL State Championship title.

Students visited the Agawam Early Childhood Center and Sapelli, Clark and Phelps Elementary Schools, where they spent the afternoon reading to younger students.

The students did a great job representing AHS and we are grateful to our elementary partners for welcoming us.

Goutfit (gray outfit) day today at AHS continues the sprit Friday tradition!

Stella Christopher -All State Champion

Jordin Agosto is your 144 lb All State Champion. He entered as the 11th seed. Congrats! (No picture just yet)

Girls Wrestling Team Captures the All State Team Championship! Stella Christopher wins her division and Gabby Ramos runner-up, but it took the whole team to bring it home. Congrats to the team and coaches.

The AHS Swim Team is proud to announce that our recent Pink Night event was a resounding success! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our fans, families, and athletes, we raised $650 in loving memory of Karen Parker. The proceeds were officially presented to the CHD Cancer House of Hope (CHH). This wonderful local organization provides vital, no-cost services to cancer patients and survivors right here in our community.

The Winterguard has started their season on a high note! They debuted their 2026 production, “Green Garden” at the New England Scholastic Band Association’s Winterguard Evaluation show on January 31 in Salem, Ma. This past weekend, on February 21, the group competed at NESBA’s Blackstone show at Blackstone-Millville Regional High School. The show was a favorite of the judges and the group was awarded first place this week, with a score of 68.66, a seven point jump from the Eval show! Their next show will be March 7 at Melrose High School.

Mrs. Sarnelli's English Honors 11 and Mr. Notidis's US history classes recently collaborated on a project about the Harlem Renaissance and "A Raisin in the Sun".

Did you know that AHS provides a large selection of clothing items, school supplies, and toiletries in our community closet? Students are welcome to stop in the counseling center to find things they may need. Thanks to our faculty and community partners for supplying and supporting such a great program for our students.

🏀 MIAA D2 STATE TOURNAMENT: Preliminary Round
#29 Agawam vs. #26 Norwood

Tonight, the journey begins. Be there to support the boys as they fight to advance!

🗓 TONIGHT, Feb 24
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Cliff Kibbe Gymnasium
🎫 GoFan / At the Door

Get there early. Wear your Brownie gear. Let’s go! 🏀

Shout out to our girls 400 Free Relay record breakers — Donna Carrier, Vincy Cheung, Hannah Newsome, and Angie Prividenyuk — for an incredible performance and a brand-new school record! What an exciting and well-deserved achievement for this amazing team! 3:54.74.

The class of 2026 is doing a popcorn fundraiser! Please click on the link below and you can order right from there! So many amazing flavors from classic to savory, spicy, salty or sweet. Enjoy and thank you so much for supporting the class of 2026!

https://s.dgpopup.com/ngdx3470

AHS showing some love today for the home team! Mr. Pender is ready if Coach Vrabel needs a hand! Go Pats!

Real Care Babies are a part of Mrs. Hill's Child Development Course at AHS. Students practiced care techniques for the babies in class and will take home to babies to care for them for three consecutive nights. The Real Care babies must be attended to for various reasons (feeding, changing, burping, and general care.) Mrs. Hill is able to see students' responses to the babies when the simulation is done. The lessons and activities are a great way to provide students with a glimpse of real world child care skills.

Welcome to our front office Mrs. Kelly Dahm!