Art Show: April 28 – 26 room 309 The junior and senior art show will be on display in room 309. Teachers and their classes are welcome to visit the exhibit during the day. The opening reception will be held on Wednesday April 30 form 6:00 – 8:00pm. (HA)

Are interested in being a Prize Reading contestant? If you are, please complete the registration form by 2:30 PM, Thursday, May 7th.

• What: Prize Reading
• When: Thursday, May 8th Where: Rooms to be announced
• Time: 2: 30- 4:00 PM
• BLS Prize Reading Registration Form

Once you have registered, you will receive more details about what to expect the day of the competition.

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Friendly and spirited students in Class III-I are needed as tour guides for incoming sixies and families at the Invited Student Open House on Saturday, May 3. Please sign up for one or both sessions: 8:30-10:45 with an 8:00 arrival and/or 11:00-1:00, with a 10:30 arrival here. There are also a limited number of spots for Class III students who speak a language aside from English. Those who have not done tour guiding before must stop by the Schawbel Center on either Wednesday, April 30 or Thursday, May 1, between 2:30-3:30. Those who have done tour guiding but do not have a lanyard must also come to the Schwabel Center. Community service hours will be awarded.

(The Open House for Bsies will be on Monday, May 5, from 6:00-7:30 – details are forthcoming.)

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Hey Students! Due to the recent influx of requests this year for replacement OneCards, if you have requested and received two or more replacements this 2024-2025 school year, BLS is unable to issue you a replacement. You will have to head over the Bolling Building for your replacement card.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to visit me in technology or email me at kpaynehall@bostonpublicschools.org.

This year, 18 total scholarships valued at $4,000 apiece will be awarded to one male and one female from MIAA Districts 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, one male and one female from Central Mass. (Districts 2/3), and one male and female from the city of Boston. The scholarships will be awarded based on excellence in academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities, and will go directly toward each student’s post-secondary education.

Please fill out the 2025 application and return it to the Boston Globe Foundation by Monday, May 12. Candidates must supply the required information with the application (official high school transcript and letter of recommendation from the principal, a guidance counselor/teacher, or a coach).

Scholarship flyer and Application are on the BLS Athletics website.

Email the documents to craig.larson@globe.com

Thank you to those who have already emailed me to serve as ushers at Harvard’s Commencement Exercises. We no longer need any more volunteers. If you’re currently a sophomore, please apply next year as soon as you see the announcement.

Mrs. Lewis-da Ponte

BLS, ’88

The Keefe Library will close at 2:15 p.m. on Thursday, 4/17, for the April vacation.

Students competed for a $100 total in Amazon gift cards, split evenly between middle and high school divisions. The following are the winners of the middle school and high school kahoots.

Middle School

• First – John Henry Baldwin (VI)
• Second – Kaden Nguyen (VI)
• Third – Cece Sun (VI)

High School

• First – Ellie Fung (IV)
• Second – Leo Margalit (IV)
• Third – Gerasimos Papadopoulos (IV)

Congratulations to the officers and members of BLSJCL, which placed 1st Place in Whole School contests at MassJCL State Convention this past weekend! 9 BLS students placed in the Top 10 of Overall Individual contests! The Advanced Certamen team won 2nd Place, Intermediate won 1st Place, and Novice won 3rd Place! Andy Yu was elected to the 2024-25 MassJCL

Executive Board as Parliamentarian. For full results, see this Doc.

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Percy Jackson! The Library’s March Madness tournament was almost too close to call, but the Olympians beat the Panem tributes by just 5 votes.

Thank you to all who participated! 🏆

Girls and Boys State will be held from Saturday, June 14th to Friday, June 20th at Stonehill College in Easton. These programs are designed to teach democratic values and local, state, and federal government operations, politics, and policy. Students are immersed in mock-government organizations and attend classes, lectures, and debates during their week-long stay on campus. If you are interested, please see Ms. Sweeney in 107 or send an email to etaylor4@bostonpublicschools.org, and she will provide the next steps.

The Dual County League is accepting applications for the Paul Costello Scholarship. Please complete the attached form and return to Coach Owens. Deadline is April 28.

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Looking for something creative to do over spring break? Open to all BLS students, the opportunity to see your creation in print – 3,000 times over! We are seeking designs for the front and/or back cover for the new 2025-2026 Agenda Book (handbook) and would love your ideas. Entries can be in full color and should be created for a 5.5” by 8.5” book with a CMYK. Specifications can be found here.

Please submit your designs to Ms. Pierce at mpierce5@bostonpublicschools.org by April 28.

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The School Store will be open this week on Thursday (4/17) as there is no school this Friday and the following week for Spring break.

We will also be having a SPECIAL SALE….THIS WEEK ONLY…,all class year t-shirt (except class of ‘31) are ONLY $5.00

Check the website for size availability.  Place your orders from the T-SHIRT SALE section . The online store is just one click away at
www.bls.org/bookstore

Happy Passover  
Happy Easter
Happy Spring

Did you hear Ayo talking about how she got her start in her career by doing improv at BLS? Are you curious if we still have improv here? Can you get involved?

The answer to all of those questions is yes.

The Yellow Submarine Improv Troupe meets after school on Mondays and Thursdays (it’s ok if you can only make one day) from 2:30 to 4:00. Come by the Black Box after school, and Mr. Gels will point you in the direction of where the meeting is. No experience is necessary and no auditions.

The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History sponsors several student essay contests. More information can be found here.

www.gilderlehrman.org/news/2025-student-contests-take-deep-dive-american-history-and-win-cash-prizes

We would like to congratulate Raymond Pan for winning the BLS Chess Tournament on Wednesday, going undefeated (5 for 5) in the process.

Congratulations, Raymond!

The yearbook is a time capsule of memories you can keep forever! To purchase a Class of 2025 yearbook, please bring $100 cash or a $100 check to Mx Amico in room 214. Payments must be given to Mx Amico directly- do not leave money on my desk! For checks, please make them payable to Boston Latin School – Yearbook.

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In March, BLS Red Cross started a snack drive for the students at the Higginson-Lewis Elementary School. Thanks to your generosity, we gathered many donations, but last week, the box was taken from the hallway. To restart the drive, we are again asking the BLS community to contribute nut-free, non-perishable, ready-to-eat snacks in the box outside the main office. Possible snacks would include: snack bars/packs, chips, dried fruit, crackers, Sunwise Sandwich, nutritional shakes. Anyone who donates is eligible for one hour of community service. Additionally, it would be appreciated if anyone in possession of the snacks from the previous drive returned them. Please be considerate of the recipients in need of the supplies and BLS’s reputation. For more info, contact alee44@bostonk12.org.

Hello BLS 7th & 8th grade families, please see the details below for the exciting Volleyball camp opportunity.

Please see the following details:

Grades: 7th & 8th

Dates: April 22nd – April 25th

Time: 9:00 am-3:00 pm

Location: Reggie Lewis Center (1350 Tremont St., Boston, MA 02120)

Please click the link below to register your student(s).

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Hello BLS 7th & 8th grade families please see this exciting opportunity for your student(s) to participate in the Braid Game Workshop.

Please see the following details:

Grades: 6th, 7th, and 8th grade(If students have younger 6th grade siblings in BPS they can participate)

• Dates: April 21st – April 23rd
• Time: 9:00am – 2:00pm
• Location: Dearborn STEM Academy; 36 Winthrop St, Roxbury, MA 02119

Please click this link to view the flyer and register your student(s). You will need to fill out the google form located in the folder 2025 April Break Braid Game for Middle School Students folder. You can also register by scanning the QR on the flyer.

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Hello BLS 7th & 8th grade Families! Please see this exciting opportunity for 7th and 8th grade students during April break. Students will have the opportunity to participate in Creative writing, NBA Math games, and superhero-themed activities.

Please see the following details:

• Grades: 3rd-8th(If students have younger siblings in BPS they can participate)
• Dates: April 22nd – April 25th
• Time: 8:30am-3:30pm
• Location: Dearborn STEM Academy; 36 Winthrop St, Roxbury, MA 02119

Please click this link to view the flyer and register your student(s). You will need to fill out the google form located in the folder BPS Comic Con & NBA Math Hoops document. You can also register by scanning the QR on the flyer.

drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SHsfIHwAdl3ONhUKCQi-AXzhsZjEyAdK?usp=sharing

Do you have an interest in law, government, or social work? If so, please join the Assistant District Attorneys from the Juvenile Unit in the Schawbel Center during W Block on Wednesday, April 16. The program will include an overview of the court system and engage students through case scenarios in breakout groups. The ADAs will be available to answer questions you might have.

For a pass, please email Ms. Pierce at mpierce5@bostonpublicschools.org by Tuesday, April 15 at noon.

The BLS JCC is pleased to invite you to the Passover Potluck on April 15th at the Schawbel Center from 2:15 pm until 3:15 pm. There will be food (kosher and non-kosher), music, Seder plates, and a celebration of the jewish holiday Passover. Students of all faiths are welcome to come. If you plan to bring food please fill out the following form. All contributions are valuable and nothing is required.

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Come do math and win prizes!

The BLS Math Team will be hosting a kahoot on Monday, the April 14th, in rooms 306 and 206. The content of the kahoots will be centered around intermediate level math competition problems. Everyone is invited to come and high schoolers and middle schoolers will compete separately in room 306 and 206 respectively. Cash prizes are Amazon gift cards of $25 for first place, $15 for second place, and $10 for third place for both high school and middle school winners. We hope to see you there!

The Supreme Court Historical Society, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, and the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts are thrilled to announce an upcoming Supreme Court and My Hometown program in Boston, Massachusetts during the 2025 fall semester. This immersive federal court experience is FREE for high school students.

A two-day orientation will be held on August 19-20, 2025 from 9:00-3:00. The rest of the sessions will take place on select Wednesdays from 4:00-6:00. All program sessions will take place at the John Joseph Moakley U.S. Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Way, Boston.

Throughout the program, students will explore the judicial branch through the lens of a local case, Smith v. Goguen (1974). They will engage with federal and state judges, attorneys, historians, professors, and community members to investigate the case and gain an in-depth understanding of how it moved through the state and federal court system. As a culminating activity, the students will create a unique capstone project to educate their community about the impact of the case and the federal court system.

All current 9-11 grade students are eligible to apply. Students are responsible for obtaining a letter of recommendation from a local educator or community member who can speak to their academic and personal qualifications. Applications and letters of recommendation are due by April 25, 2025. Letters of Recommendation can be submitted here: supremecourthistory.org/submit-your-letter-of-recommendation/

Application link: supremecourthistory.org/hometown-program-boston-ma/

For more information visit: supremecourthistory.org/hometown-program-boston-ma/.

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This is another reminder that all Class I students should have their 100 community service hours entered on Innerview by May 1.

The BLS Table Tennis Club would like to invite you (yes, you!) to a table tennis tournament after school on Monday, April 14th. The entry fee is $3, and it goes towards prizes and club funds. When you enter, you should choose which ability level you play at. The more people who sign up, the more likely there will be different ability pools. You can sign up at the link found below:

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This past weekend, 5 performing ensembles represented BLS in statewide competitions:

🥉Show Choir

🏆 Best Show Choir Band

🥈Gospel Choir

🥈Wind Ensemble

🥇Concert String Orchestra

🥇Symphonic Band

Congratulations to all the students and faculty members who made these performances possible. To see these ensembles on our home turf, be sure to attend Music Night concerts on May 1 and 2!

On April 11, Isaya Oleporu, a Maasai warrior from Tanzania, will be presenting to Class IV students. During lunch he will be selling unique, handmade jewelry in the lobby to benefit the education of young girls in his tribe. All of the pieces are made by the Maasai women in his tribe. Cash or venmo accepted!

We’re down to the FINAL MATCHUP! 🏀📚🏆

Your two favorite series are facing off head to head, and only one can come out on top. Vote now to make sure your choice takes the win!

Stop by the library to see the bracket and vote. Or, vote now with our Google Form.

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BPS is offering kosher for passover meals next week, and students who are interested in them can sign up using this link.

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Join Cru after school this Thursday, 4/10, for an epic egg hunt in the back of the school courtyard. Over 400 eggs will be packed with different types of candy for anyone who finds them. Stick around afterward for some group games and to hear about Easter. Everyone is welcome!

Now that the weather is getting warmer, it’s time for spring cleaning. We are running a clothing drive for Second Chances, an organization that provides clothing to homeless and lower-income families. We are collecting clothing (including outerwear), footwear, and accessories, which can be donated at our box in front of the main office.

Everyone who donates can receive an hour of community service by sending a picture of themselves donating to blsfunraisers@gmail.com. Feel free to email us with any questions, thank you!

Hello chess enthusiasts of BLS!

We are happy to announce that we are hosting a tournament next week on Wednesday (4/9) in room 030 (Mr. Walker’s room) after school! Come and have a good time playing chess and hanging out :). More info and registration on this link:

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The Boston Latin School big band received a gold medal rating last Saturday at the MAGE state finals for the 15th year in a row. Outstanding Musicianship Awards went to Carina Szocik on Piano, Cynthia on Alto Sax, and John Harvey on Drums. They will be performing at the Hatch Shell on the Esplanade on Sunday, May 4th, at the MAJE Gold Medal Showcase.

The Topol Fellows are hosting an event on the conflict in Somalia and Somaliland. We will have a speaker, Abdirahman Yusuf, who is the Executive Director of the Somali Development Center, a nonprofit in Roxbury that provides critical social services to refugees from Somalia, as well as other immigrant populations in Boston.

The event will be held on Wednesday, April 9, from 2:30–3:30 pm in Room 307. We hope to see you there!

Come join us in the library on Wed, April 9 for our PAWse Space to unwind from finals throughout the day. We will host a button-making station as well as some games/crafts! Sign up using Oculus for the library during a study.

Third Term ends on Thursday, April 10th. The end of term testing rotation is:

• English, Classics, and PE/Health – Monday, April 7th
• Math, History, and Art/Music – Tuesday, April 8th
• Science and Modern Language – Wednesday, April 9th

Report cards will be issued on Thursday, April 17th.

Please see your teachers if you have any questions.

Because Wednesday, April 9, 2025 is an End-of-Term Testing Day for Science and Modern Language, it will NOT be a “W” Day. Students should follow their standard Day 3 schedule.

We’ve been putting boxes of pads and tampons in bathrooms because no one should have to worry about finding a pad or tampon at school and period products are expensive. Unfortunately, we do not have an infinite supply of pads and tampons so we’re enlisting your help! We especially need tampons. If you’d like to donate a package of period products for our school bathrooms or a pair of pants, please drop them off in the box labeled “Period Products Drive” in front of the main office. You can post a photo of yourself dropping the period products on Innerview under the opportunity “Period Products Drive” for 1 community service hour.

Thanks for your help!

Levi Ahmed was selected as a national winner after scoring in the 90th percentile on the Level 2025 National German Exam for High School Students sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of German (AATG). Over 12,000 students participated in the program. After qualifying with a high score on the National German Exam, Levi submitted responses to several short essay questions in German and English and was then interviewed by a committee comprised of high school teachers and college professors of German.

Following this, Levi also completed the STAMP (Seal of Biliteracy) test. Levi is one of 37 outstanding German students selected from across the US to receive the award. The study trip includes round‐trip air transportation to Germany from a US airport, a homestay in a host family, and excursions to places of cultural and historical significance. The study trip, now in its 64th year, is made possible through a grant from the Federal Republic of Germany.

“The prize is a great reward for excellence in learning German—and the best way to better get to know a fascinating language and culture through firsthand experiences living with a German family and attending school.”

The Academy Group Boston is a high school, college, and career program dedicated to closing wealth and opportunity gaps for students from resilient communities.

Our high school program offers:

• -Wealth education
• -College and career advising
• -National college tours
• -A $20,000 college stipend ($25K beginning SY2026)
• -Student loan debt repayment upon graduation

The program is free for families, and we are currently recruiting 9th and 11th grade students in Boston with a 3.0 GPA or higher. Applications are open until April 25th.

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If you’re between the ages of 14 and 25, now is the time to apply for summer jobs! Through FutureBos, the City of Boston connects thousands of young people with paid summer jobs in various industries, from arts and tech to community work and government positions. Applications are open now, but deadlines are approaching fast. Don’t wait—apply today!

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We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all who generously donated clothing to our clothing drive for Warm Up Boston! It was a huge success, and we were able to deliver several boxes of clothing to benefit their organization and the work they do.

The raffle winners will be contacted directly via email.

Follow @bls_sasmc to stay informed about upcoming events!

Free Soccer Shoes and Soccer Balls This Weekend!

The Boston Soccer League is partnering with Puma to give all students who register for their spring soccer celebration a free pair of soccer cleats and a ball.

*Families do not need to sign-up, please show up as soon as possible!

When: Saturday, April 5th | 9:30 to 2:30

Where: Malcolm X Park in Roxbury (131 Dale St, Roxbury, MA 02119)

We currently have openings for praefects on Mondays and Wednesdays after school. We want students who can commit to work from 2:15 p.m.- 4 p.m. and through the end of the school year. You will receive two hours of community service each time.

If you are interested please stop by the library and speak with Ms Ellis or Ms Safran.

As we move through spring, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how we handle change. Like the seasons shift, our lives are constantly changing, and learning to embrace these changes can help us grow stronger and more adaptable. Think about something you’d like to improve or change this spring—a skill, a habit, or a mindset.

Practice Patience with Yourself: Change can take time. Be kind to yourself as you navigate new situations, and remember that growth happens at your own pace. Sometimes, we expect instant results, but growth takes time.

🌧️ Be Gentle with Yourself on Bad Days: Some days won’t go as planned. Maybe you don’t achieve what you hoped for, or maybe you just don’t feel like doing the work. Instead of being hard on yourself, remind yourself that it’s okay to have bad days.

💖 Practice Self-Compassion: Treat yourself the same way you would treat a friend going through a tough time. If a friend was struggling with something, you would likely offer encouragement and remind them that they don’t have to be perfect. Do the same for yourself.

🎉 Celebrate Small Wins: Each time you make progress, no matter how small, take a moment to acknowledge and celebrate it. These small wins are proof of your hard work and dedication. Celebrating them helps you stay motivated and reminds you that patience pays off. The more you celebrate the process, the less impatient you’ll feel about reaching the final goal.

Love desserts? Love winning? Then this is your dream event! Join us after school in the Dining Hall for a thrilling game of Bingo, winners and prizes are unlimited! 🍰🧁🍪

Bingo Cards: $2 each or 3 for $5 (More cards = more chances to win!)

Available for purchase at the door!

When? Thursday, April 3 – 2:30 – 3:30 PM

Where? The Dining Hall

Come for the fun, stay for the sweet rewards! Will you be a bingo champion?!

Because some of our officers will be graduating soon, we are looking to fill our board with new faces! There are 6 floor chief positions open. In case you haven’t seen them helping during our regular after-school recycling. Floor chiefs are in charge of ensuring that volunteers are being active and respectful during recycling, as well as communicating with officers when there are problems. If you are interested in applying, please fill out our application form, linked HERE.

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Additionally, you MUST sign up for an interview slot HERE. If you do not interview, your application will not be considered. We are especially looking forward to recruiting some underclassmen—don’t be shy. 🙂 Shoot your shot! Applications are due Wednesday, April 2nd at 11:59 PM.

Come judge the BLS Bakes bake off after school in the Cafeteria on Wednesday, April 2nd!

You will collect a ticket from one of the officers at the door and taste the different desserts, which will be labeled with their name and any allergens they may contain. Once the tasting is over, use your ticket to vote for the best dessert.

This event is free, but there is a limited supply. First come first served!

Attention club leaders and members: if you would like your club to be featured in the Liber Actorum (Yearbook), please bring $60 in cash or a $60 check to me (Mx. Amico, room 214). If paying by check, it can be made payable to Boston Latin School: Yearbook. Please bring the money directly to me, not leave it on my desk or in my mailbox. Your $60 covers the fee for your club photo to be featured in the yearbook. The more clubs, the better! Along with your payment, please send or have your advisor send a high-resolution photo to damico@bostonpublicschools.org along with your club name. It is ideal to feature prominently current Class I students in the photo. The hard deadline for payment is Friday, May 2nd, but the sooner you pay, the better! Thank you!!

We are looking for new singers to join the BLS choirs for the next school year. If you’ve ever thought about joining or just want to get more information, stop by to see Mr Snyder in the music wing or send an email to rsnyder@bostonpublicschools.org. We are particularly interested in male and/or lower voices, but all are welcome.

The BOBA Project (at Brigham and Women’s Hospital & Harvard Medical School) invites Chinese American middle and high schoolers to complete a 40-minute survey about their experiences as Asian Americans. More information about The Boba Project can be found here: www.thebobaproject.com/

Teens who fill out the surveys will receive a $20 Amazon gift card. There is no need for parents to participate in the BOBA Project with their teens.

To be eligible, teens should be 12-18 years old and from MA, NY, or NJ. Teens cannot have previously participated in the BOBA Project.

Next Steps for Teens Interested in the Survey:

1) Let the BOBA team know! Teens should complete this interest form: redcap.partners.org/redcap/surveys/?s=EP9CREAH7LPL8F4E

2) Look for a BOBA Project welcome email. The BOBA team will email instructions, including how to submit the consent form. If teens are under 18, parents will need to provide their consent.

3) Receive the teen-only survey link in your email! Teens should fill out the survey set.

4) Get compensated! Teens will receive their $20 Amazon gift card via email.

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BLS students will travel to Peru in April 2026 to explore health and wellness through a biopsychosocial lens, learning from Peruvian cultural practices and traditions. Highlights of the trip include a visit to Machu Picchu, an animal sanctuary, Peruvian cooking lessons, and more! There are 28 student spots available, open to rising Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. The projected cost of the trip is $3,400, with financial aid available through the Clough Center.

Please complete this form if you are interested in learning more: forms.gle/P2yrLSUaoQnMJF3E6

Questions? Reach out to Ms. Clougher – kclougher2@bostonpublicschools.org

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