Both FHS girls and boys basketball teams top Oliver Ames

Via HockomockSports.com and Twitter, we share the results of FHS winter sports action on Tuesday

Boys Basketball = Franklin, 59 @ Oliver Ames, 52 – Final
– Franklin senior Chris Edgehill scored a team-high 16 points and in the process became the program’s all-time leading scorer. Edgehill tied Matt Palazini’s record of 1,306 with seven points in the first half and then broke the record in the third. Jack Rudolph hit four first half three-pointers, finishing with 12 points while both Steven Karayan and Brayden Sullivan chipped in 11 points for the Panthers, who totaled 10 three-pointers as a team. It was close throughout as Franklin held a five point lead after the first (17-12) and second quarters (30-25), and a four-point advantage (45-41) heading into the fourth. The Tigers cut the deficit to two (49-47) with 3:37 left but Franklin pulled away in the end for the win.

Girls Basketball = Oliver Ames, 36 @ Franklin, 70 – Final
– The Panthers swept the season series with the Tigers, clinched the outright Kelley-Rex division title, and will have the chance to run the table in league play when they host Attleboro on Thursday. Ali Brigham dominated in the middle, leading all scorers with 22 points and Olivia Quinn scored 13. Meghan O’Connell also had a big night, scoring 13 for the Panthers. OA had a tough time breaking down the Franklin defense. Jess Erlich had seven points to lead the Tigers and Hailey Bourne added five.

For other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/tuesdays-schedule-scoreboard-02-11-20/

Hockomock KR Champs! Congrats!!! #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/MUmEsaHf0A

— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) February 12, 2020

Franklin’s new all time leading scorer, Chris Edgehill! Congratulations Chris! ⁦@chrisedgehill⁩ ⁦@HockomockSports⁩ ⁦@FHSSports⁩ pic.twitter.com/KvqAtVX2Cv

— FHS Boys Basketball (@fhsboysbball) February 12, 2020

Hockomock KR Champs! Congrats!!! #PantherPride

Franklin Residents: Stormwater Information Sessions Scheduled

Storm water Information Sessions

The Town of Franklin is holding three storm water information sessions to educate residents on the facts of storm water and the financial impact. Come meet Ben Franklin and learn more! Ben will be at all 3 events.

• Friday, March 6, 2020 8 - 10 AM in Town Council Chambers
• Wednesday, March 11, 6 - 8 PM at Franklin TV
• Saturday, March 21, 11 AM - 1 PM at Franklin Library

https://www.franklinma.gov/sites/franklinma/files/uploads/storm_water_8.5_x_11_in_0.pdf

And yes, it is true that Ben will provide the ruff overview! (sorry, that was too good to pass on!)

Franklin Residents: Stormwater Information Sessions Scheduled

Come to the in-district meeting with State Rep. Jeff Roy THURS, FEB 20!

Hey, Franklin residents!

Some 350 Mass Node members/Franklin residents have arranged a meeting with Jeff Roy on Thursday, Feb 20, and we want people to come!

The Senate in the State House has just passed some significant climate legislation and now the pressure is on the House to match it. State Rep. Jeff Roy has co-sponsored the 100% Renewable bill (thank you very much!) since the beginning of this legislative session, but the bill is still stuck in committee and we need to have it voted out favorably so it can be voted on the floor. We also want the carbon pricing bill, also stuck in committee, voted out favorably. We are meeting to ask Jeff Roy to ask the leadership to do that.

For Jeff Roy to seriously consider talking to committee leadership about these bills, we need a lot of people to show up at the meeting!

This is 2020 and we're running out of time for major climate legislation to be implemented! The state legislature needs to step up NOW so please help make that happen by coming to the hour-long meeting.

DATE: THURSDAY, FEB 20
TIME: 8:30-9:30 AM
LOCATION: FRANKLIN SENIOR CENTER, 10 DANIEL MCCAHILL STREET, FRANKLIN.

Please RSVP to this email if you can come so we can anticipate the numbers. The more who come, the more he'll listen to us! Bring your neighbors!

Thanks!

Carolyn Barthel and Ralph Halpern, Coordinators
350 Mass Greater Franklin Node

Come to the in-district meeting with State Rep. Jeff Roy THURS, FEB 20!

Reminder: “Taming Technology for Community Members” - March 18

Presenter: Kevin Martin of “Nerds to Go” of Franklin

Date/Time: Wednesday, March 18, 2020. 6:30 pm

Location: Franklin Public Library, 118 Main St., Franklin, MA

Talk Content:
At a time when our community might reap the benefits of the Internet and technology to keep in touch with grandchildren, classmates and long-time friends, they are often leery of the new electronic landscape. From computers to smart phones to smart speakers - people can get overwhelmed!

The Franklin Odd Fellows are hosting an informal presentation on “Taming Technology for Community Members”. Kevin Martin will explore how to stay safe on the Internet and enjoy some of the key components and resources.

Martin has more than two decades of experience working in technology – from advanced electronics in submarines in the U.S. Navy to IT executive positions in the private sector.

The Internet offers a boundless amount of useful and interesting information and access to the world. Unfortunately, technology is also a daunting new landscape to many people. This presentation is intended to outline both the security and scope of technology.

For more about Nerds to Go  -  www.nerdstogo.com
For more about the OddFellows  -  www.franklinmassoddfellows.org

“Taming Technology for Community Members” - March 18

In the News: mental health care reform introduced; Cannabis Control Commission releases tracker

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"Each making a deeply personal case for improving access to mental health care, Senate President Karen Spilka and Sen. Julian Cyr helped roll out a significant reform bill Thursday, Feb. 6, that seeks to improve access to care by identifying gaps in the mental health system, enforcing equity laws and requiring insurance coverage for many emergency services.

Spilka, who called the proposal “decades in the making,” shared how her own family struggled with her father’s mental health decline following his service in World War II, and Cyr described the obstacles he has had to overcome as a gay man to get treatment for depression and anxiety.

The state codified “mental health parity” into the law 20 years ago, and yet for close to two decades advocates and legislators have been frustrated by stories of people struggling to gain the same access to mental health care as they can for their physical health. Many patients can’t find providers and don’t know where to look, Cyr said, and if they do find a provider must wait for an appointment and often struggle to afford the care.

“We have laws and we have values that say mental health must be treated the same way physical health is, and yet we don’t do it,” said state Sen. Cindy Friedman, D-Arlington, one of the bill’s authors."

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20200211/sweeping-mental-health-care-bill-unveiled

"Curious about which towns and cities have banned adult-use marijuana, or where cannabis delivery is allowed?

The Cannabis Control Commission, a five-member board tasked with nearly everything marijuana in Massachusetts, has created a new tracker on its website, in a bid for more transparency.

“By compiling the status of adult-use cannabis across Massachusetts in one central location, the Commission has furthered its commitment to implementing a regulated industry that is transparent and accessible to a wide range of stakeholders,” Commissioner Kay Doyle said, in a press release. “This resource will provide local leaders with a basis to share information around planning and zoning best practices, simplify license applicants’ search for a host municipality, and keep the public up-to-date about the progress of legalization in our state.”

The new tracker is focused on how the state’s 351 cities and towns have zoned marijuana. Visitors to the tracker can see if a community has banned the adult-use sale of the drug, put a cap on the number of licenses allowed in town, whether delivery is allowed, and if the town is one of the state’s pilots for social consumption."

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20200210/3-maps-how-massachusetts-communities-are-zoning-for-marijuana

Go directly to the Cannabis Commission page
https://mass-cannabis-control.com/new-municipal-zoning-tracker-increases-insight-into-local-adult-use-cannabis-developments/

Recap of School Committee meeting Jan 28, 2020

The Franklin TV video is available for replay on the Town of Franklin page
https://view.earthchannel.com/PlayerController.aspx?&PGD=franknma&eID=716


Superintendent's Report
https://www.franklinmatters.org/2020/01/superintendents-report-to-school.html

Documents released for this meeting can be found
https://www.franklinps.net/district/school-committee/pages/january-28-2020-school-committee-packet



My notes reported live during the meeting

• Live reporting: Information Matters to Closing/Executive Session

 https://www.franklinmatters.org/2020/01/live-reporting-information-matters-to.html

• Live reporting: Discussion/Action Items - Discussion

 https://www.franklinmatters.org/2020/01/live-reporting-discussionaction-items.html

• Live reporting: Guests/Presentations

 https://www.franklinmatters.org/2020/01/live-reporting-guestspresentations.html

• Live reporting: School Committee - Jan 28, 2020

 https://www.franklinmatters.org/2020/01/live-reporting-school-committee-jan-28.html

Homework Presentation - Jan 28, 2020 from Franklin Matters

screen capture of a slide from the Student Service Workshop held before the School Committee meeting

Live reporting: Consent Agenda - Closing

VII. Consent Agenda
A. Approval of Minutes
I recommend approval of the minutes from the January 28, 2020 School Committee meeting as detailed.
B. Transfers
I recommend approval of the budget transfers as detailed.
C. Music Gift
I recommend acceptance of two checks totaling $4,264.00 from Franklin Music Parents for in-house enrichment as detailed.
D. Oak Street Gift
I recommend acceptance of two checks totaling $1,145.00 from the Oak Street PCC for in-house enrichment as detailed.
E. MA All State Music Festival Trip (recurring)
I recommend approval of the request of Diane Plouffe to take music students to the MA All State Music Festival in Boston, MA on March 5 – 7, 2020 as detailed.
F. Baseball Field Trip (recurring)
I recommend approval of the request of Mr. Peri to take FHS student athletes to Cooperstown, NY from April 19 – 20, 2020 as detailed.
G. Parmenter Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $800.00 from the Parmenter PCC for field trips as detailed.
H. Davis Thayer Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $5,000.00 from the Davis Thayer PCC for field trips as detailed.
I. Annie Sullivan Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $1,000.00 from the Annie Sullivan PCC for in-house enrichment as detailed.
J. ECDC Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $1,000.00 from the Franklin Cultural Council for in-house enrichment at ECDC as detailed.
K. Keller Gr. 5 RW Zoo Field Trip
I recommend approval of the recurring Keller Grade 5 field trip to Roger Williams Zoo in Providence, RI on May 7, 2020 as detailed.
L. 3rd Grade Music Field Trip
I recommend approval of the recurring JFK/Parmenter 3rd Grade field trip to The Veteran’s Auditorium in Providence, RI on May 19, 2020 as detailed.

motion to accept, seconded, passed 6-0


VIII. Payment of Bills Dr. Bergen

IX. Payroll Ms. D’Angelo

X. Executive Session

Pursuant to M.G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(3) to discuss strategy with respect to collective bargaining with the FEA unit as an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining position of the School Committee and the chair so declares.

motion to enter Exec Session, not to return, seconded, passed 6-0 (via roll call)


XI. Adjournment


The documents released for this meeting can be found online. Some documents will be posted after the meeting.
https://www.franklinps.net/district/school-committee/pages/february-11-2020-school-committee-packet

Live reporting: Discussion Action Items - Information Matters

III. Discussion/Action Items
A. Policy – 2nd Reading/Adoption
I recommend adoption of Policy EEAE – School Bus Safety as discussed.

motion to adopt, seconded, passed 6-0


IV. Discussion Only Items – none


V. Information Matters
A. School Committee Sub-Committee Reports (e.g. Ad Hoc Supt. Evaluation, Ad Hoc Facilities Analysis, Budget, Community Relations/Public Schools Advocacy, Policy, Transportation)

Budget subcommittee
reviewed status, competitive salaries, exit interviews
attract student teachers to gain experience as substitutes

Community Relations
Legislative Forum held Feb 4
no next meeting scheduled

Facility analysis
population data coming at Feb 25 meeting
report on facilities underway, could be available in month or two
next meeting Feb 23

Policy
meeting Weds, Feb 12 and March 25

PCC
meeting times changing from morning 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, to see who comes


B. School Committee Liaison Reports (e.g. Joint PCC, Substance Abuse Task Force, School Wellness Advisory Council)

Substance Abuse Task Force
booklet available at meeting

School Wellness Advisory
met this morning, SAWAction plan set
listen to FPS voice for the SWAC topics


VI. New Business
A. To discuss any future agenda items

McKibben Assoc on demographics forecast
FY 2021 budget first draft

Live reporting: District Improvement Plan - Update on SEL

C. DIP Goal #1 Update – SEL
Lucas Giguere, Paula Morano

(presentation doc to be added later)

Time for a reflective breath during the School Committee meeting tonight, after the tech presentation, a timely pause pic.twitter.com/30QrXm4QBV

— Steve Sherlock (@FranklinMatters) February 12, 2020

Asst Superintendent leading those present through a reflective breath exercise during the meeting

Social Emotional Learning - update 2/11/2020 from Franklin Matters

https://sites.google.com/franklinps.net/sel/self-management-janfeb-2020

https://www.slideshare.net/shersteve/social-emotional-learning-update-2112020

Check out the SEL focus of the month

Q - accessibility?
A - yes, coming, how to reach those without technology (i.e.paper) and translations where needed

Live reporting: School Committee - Feb 11, 2020

Present: D'Angelo, Keenan, Pfeffer, Bergen, Spencer, Stokes
Absent: Scofield


I. Routine Business
A. Review of Agenda
B. Citizen’s Comments

In the spirit of open communication, “the Committee will hold a public participation segment (also called Citizen’s Comments) about matters not related to an agenda item at the beginning of each regular School Committee meeting. The Committee will listen to, but not respond to any comment made…. A Committee member may add an agenda item to a future meeting as a result of a citizen comment…. The Committee will hear public comments related to an agenda item when the Chair deems appropriate during the Committee meeting. Topics for discussion during the meeting must be limited to those items listed on the Committee meeting agenda for that evening…. ” - from Policy BEDH

C. FHS Student Representative Comments
FHS principal accepted position at Weston and leaving at end of this year
Best Buddies prom Mar 20
DECA wrapping up state competition this Friday

Mock Trial
art showcase, Feb 28
flowers for Valentine's Day
Chicago performance in MArch

D. Superintendent’s Report

https://www.franklinps.net/sites/franklinmaps/files/uploads/superintendents_report_to_school_committee_february_11_2020.pdf

in process of welcoming class of 2033, K registration today and Wednesday
advance of Leap in Education, March 17
registrations after Wednesday but stop at the Central Office

Feb 7 - Prof Dev Day

edcamp style developmental sharing within building around SEL
curriculum development

Tue March 3 - full professional developmental day

90 AP students went to NH for the presidential campaign
returning tonight approx 10;30 PM
expectation of a written reflection upon their return
some students interviewed by local and international news media

recognize the hard work of Mr Peri here during his 22 years
we will miss him very much

more to come on the search committee, cross sectional representation
first part confidential until group comes to a small # of candidates
which will then be more public

15 scholastic art and writing awards
see Superintendent Report document link


II. Guests/Presentations
A. Jefferson Grade 5 Murals Presentation
(to be added later)

5th Grade Mural Project - Jefferson Elementary - 2/11/2020 from Franklin Matters

https://www.slideshare.net/shersteve/5th-grade-mural-project-jefferson-elementary-2112020 

 
B. Technology Presentation
Tim Raposa, Technology Director

(to be added later)

Technology Presentation - 2/11/2020 from Franklin Matters

https://www.slideshare.net/shersteve/technology-presentation-2112020

did start year with a bumpy road for wifi access points at the high school
new upgrade to the management system for the wifi access points unfortunately wasn't able to manage the older units at the high school
took time to roll the high school access points back to the old system (i.e. Dec)
combination of problems inside resulted to the end user as one problem, only 2 wifi reports in last 2 weeks (and not really wifi)

management software was being tested at the elementary schools as the school year ended
it was the amount of users that drove to the problem

Q - Do you have a ball park for how much technology money would be required to keep current with the technology life cycle?
A - The answer is available, we have started looking at a technology stabilization account to help address this long term.


All the documents for the meeting can be found online
https://www.franklinps.net/district/school-committee/pages/february-11-2020-school-committee-packet

Hearing Aid Information at the Senior Center Wednesday, Feb 12

Hi Steve,

We will have a guest speaker from the HLAA (Hearing Loss Assoc of America) of Central MA coming to talk about what to look for in a hearing aid. 

She is a PhD engineer. I hope you can make it. Franklin TV will be here. Details below:

Guest Speaker - Beth Wilson - HLAA
Topic - "Oh, I need a Hearing Aid"

DATE: - Wednesday - Feb 12
TIME: - 1:00 PM
PLACE: - Franklin Senior Center
Link: https://hearinglosscentralma.wordpress.com/

--

Best regards,

Maggie Gundersen
Social Services Coordinator

Franklin Senior Center
10 Daniel McCahill Street
Franklin MA 02038
508-520-4945

Hearing Aid Information at the Senior Center Wednesday, Feb 12

Franklin Education Foundation (FEF) awards 17 grants totaling $30K

The Franklin Education Foundation (FEF) has awarded 17 grants totaling $30,904 for 2020 to teachers in the Franklin Public School (FPS) system. A committee composed of FEF representatives and FPS staff evaluated 28 proposals through a blind review process and selected the awardees. Final approval was made by the full FEF board at its December meeting. 

“Consideration was given to need, innovation, impact, and integration with other school programs when selecting applications for funding. These 17 grants will provide needed funding for innovative programs at the elementary, middle, and high schools that would not otherwise be possible”, stated Kit Brady, Ph.D., Chair of the FEF Grant Review Committee.

This year’s recipients at the elementary school level are (lead applicant listed first): 

• Davis Thayer Elementary School – Lauren Diez and Jennifer Auld, Digital and hands-on resources to enhance school science curriculum; 
• Lisa Ladd, Rebecca Ballinger and Robin Towle, Flexible seating options to help facilitate students self-regulation skills, readiness and availability for learning, and ability to attend to academic tasks; 
• Christina Renaud, Makerspace for elementary students; 
• Parmenter Elementary School – Shannon Barca and Tanya Lamoureux, Support the school’s new passion project initiative for grades K-5; 
• Julie Doyle, Combine movement and the fundamental STEM skills in the physical education environment; 
• Jefferson Elementary School – Sarah Klim and Debbi Winterroth, Garden for 1st grade life science curriculum; 
• Keller Elementary School – Britt Dubendris and Staci Rogers, Playground signage designed to increase independence and enhance social communication with students during recess.

At the middle school level are:  

• District-wide - Erin O'Leary and Dan Moriarty, Author visits to all FPS middle schools (Year 2); 
• Annie Sullivan Middle School – Stephanie Ahearn and Emily Day, Establish a middle school Spanish reading program for middle school students; 
• Remington Middle School – Carol Martin and Lisa Hayes, Leveled readers for the Spanish classroom.

At the district-wide middle and high school levels is 

• Carla Loukota and Diane Plouffe, "Moxie Strings" string workshop via artist in residence for orchestra students grades 6-12.

At Franklin High School are: 

• Brenna Johnson, Art installation for FHS main entrance (Year 2); 
• Rosanne Achin-Housman and Hannah Bialer, Strengthen the FHS gay straight alliance; 
• Trevor Barron, Integrating the use of the Arduino processor in the AP computer science principles course; 
• Laura Evans, Classroom library of comprehensible readers/novels for 10 world language classrooms; 
• John Leighton, Purchase a camera with photography training and materials for use by the Pantherbook staff; 
• Carolann Tebbetts, Amanda Notz, Mailli Scott, Rebecca Ringrose and Jenn Briggs, Mosaic tile stepping stone installation in the courtyard adjacent to specialized high-needs programs.

Since its inception in 1997, the FEF has awarded approximately $430,000 in grants to FPS. Yearly fundraisers such as November’s Harlem Wizards basketball game as well as an annual fund campaign provide much appreciated support from businesses, families, and organizations for the FEF grants. 

To see a list of programs the FEF has funded over the years, visit www.franklined.org. 

Follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/franklined.org/), Twitter (https://twitter.com/FranklinEdOrg) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/franklinedorg/). 

The Franklin Education Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit organization. All gifts are fully tax deductible. New members are always welcome – see our web site for an application or email: franklined.org@gmail.com

Franklin Education Foundation (FEF) awards 17 grants totaling $30K

Franklin Cultural District Partners Meeting - Feb 11

Tuesday, February 11, 2020 - 7:00 PM

Franklin Senior Center

10 Daniel McCahill Street

AGENDA

Welcome 7:00 p.m.

Massachusetts Cultural Council Grants (Nancy) 7:05 PM

Economic Development Committee (Pandora) 7:15 PM

Marketing Update (John) 7:25 PM

Cultural District Data Collection (Roberta ) 7:35 PM

• 2020 Annual Report
• Data requirements

Website Update and Information (Jamie) 7:45 PM

Mini Franklin Experience Caleigh Keating 7:55 PM
Franklin Public Library

Next Meetings 8:10 PM
2020 Partner Meeting Dates

• May 12th Tuesday (changed)
• September 15th Tuesday

Adjourn 8:15 p.m.

The listings of matters are those reasonably anticipated by the Chair which may be discussed at the meeting. Not all items listed may in fact be discussed and other items not listed may also be brought up for discussion to the extent permitted by law.

For Additional information, contact:
Bryan W. Taberner, AICP, Director
Department of Planning and Community Development
508-520-4907; btaberner@franklinma.gov

Franklin Cultural District Partners Meeting - Feb 11

FHS gymnastics performances at Hockomock League Championships

The Twitter stream of the FHS gymnastics performances at the Hockomock League Championships held Sunday, Feb 9, 2020.  "Franklin secures 3rd place in the league today with a 136.1 and takes 2nd in Kelly-Rex"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/with_replies

For the HockomockSports.com listing
https://hockomocksports.com/hockomock-gymnastics-meet-2020-results/


1. Mansfield. 2. North Attleboro. 3. Franklin. 4. Oliver Ames.
https://twitter.com/erudy/status/1226588866381045761

"FANTASTIC effort today ladies way to hold strong to your placement in the league!!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226670477978066945

"SO PROUD of this team. Franklin secures 3rd place in the league today with a 136.1 and takes 2nd in Kelly-Rex"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226609380218548224

"@lexilupien still putting on a show and having fun!!"
 https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226677389926785024

@emmanelson414 building her confidence and nailing her passes! So proud!!
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226677137140310018


"@ashley_hammann with a beautiful routine counting for her team!!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226676890330652678

"@_oliviareagan steady and reliable on the beam!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226676583433474050

"@CarolineWoelfel with a solid performance counting towards our team score!!"
 https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226676311671832577

"@lexilupien also doing her job on beam! Nicely done!!
 https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226675953939701761

 "@ESchirduan putting down a nearly perfect routine! Way to do your job E!!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226675669976875008

"@ESchirduan taking it home for our team on bars!!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226675037387870210

"@katerudolph17_ flying high over the bar for her team!! Way to go!!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226673754727702529

"@emmanelson414 completing her routine with her new release. Bravo Emma!!"
 https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226673495821750274

"@katerudolph17_ doing her job standing up an impressive 9.15"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226671852162080769

"@CarolineWoelfel sticking it with a solid 8.85!!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226671636679725056

"@lexilupien with a slight fall but still coming through for her team!!"
https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226671369477382144

"@Madison28062943 hitting her Vault for her team."
 https://twitter.com/fhs_gymnastics/status/1226671086613532672

"SO PROUD of this team. Franklin secures 3rd place in the league today with a 136.1 and takes 2nd in Kelly-Rex"

FHS boys hockey drop game to Hingham

Via HockomockSports.com, we share the results of FHS winter sports action on Monday

Boys Hockey = Franklin, 0 @ Hingham, 2 – Final


For the other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/mondays-schedule-scoreboard-02-10-20/

FHS boys hockey drop game to Hingham