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We create an atmosphere of celebration of knowledge where children of all backgrounds and abilities
can excel in all subjects, especially in math, science and technology.
Applications for 2023-2024 School Year Lottery Have Closed
Applications for the 2023-2024 school year lottery ended on Feb. 3, 2023.
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Academics
AMSA’s curriculum challenges students to achieve their excellence. We give our teachers the freedom to innovate and adopt diverse teaching methods. They create learning environments where it’s safe for students to make mistakes.
Get Involved
Whether you are looking to be a corporate partner, volunteer your time, connect with fellow alumni, or show your support with a gift, we offer many ways to be part of the wide AMSA community and help us fulfill our mission.
Athletics
Athletic Department staff and coaches work to create opportunities for student-athletes to learn skills and lessons that transcend what the every-day AMSA student learns in the classroom -- leadership, teamwork, respect, sacrifice, dedication, enthusiasm, attitude, and mental and physical toughness chief among them.
Science Research Program
AMSA’s flagship science research program offers students the opportunity to conduct graduate school-level research in the 10th-12th grades.
NEWS
Here is action from AMSA’s version of March Madness – the 2023 AMSA Chess Tournament! Hosted by the Rook's Corner Club, first rounds were played on Monday. Players who advanced through their brackets will compete next Monday for the championship. Will there be any upsets? Cinderella player? Last-second, buzzer-beating check mate? Stay tuned for results next week! Thank you to club advisor Mr. Fuller for organizing the entire tournament. Watch video
AMSA and AMSA PTO are proud to host the 4th Annual AMSA Golf Tournament on Monday, August 14, 2023, at Marlborough Country Club!
AMSA UNICEF recently hosted its annual Women's Day Conference for the first time since the pandemic. Attendees heard from several professionals with local ties about their experiences as women in the workforce. Special thanks to Dr. Nicole Hill, City Councilman at Large Samantha Pearlman, Dr. Ipsita Roymoulik, and Board of Trustees members Bela Gorman and Maura Webster for speaking so openly about their experiences. It was an inspiring night for all in attendance! AMSA UNICEF Club's faculty advisors are Ms. Murphy and Dr. Doyle.
Highlights from yesterday's AMSA PTO International Festival! Big turnout, tons of fun, thank you AMSA PTO! View photo gallery
AMSA inducted 14 students into the school's chapter of the National Spanish Honor Society at a ceremony on March 22. The event included remarks by Mr. Nawrocki and inspiring speech by Ms. Arteaga! Watch the ceremony video here.
In honor of Women's History Month 2023, Ms. Arteaga's AP Spanish students researched Hispanic American women who were trailblazers in their fields. Students wrote biographies in both Spanish and English. Click here to see webpage with bios.
Students in Mr. Proulx's Modern World History course displayed their research for World War I in the course's annual "Connect War" project. Students were given three weeks to research and create projects ranging from models and dioramas to battlefield medical guides and propaganda posters. Each scholar put forth a great effort and made the project-based assessment memorable. See photo gallery
Two AMSA teams won championship rounds in the high school Northeast Regional Science Bowl at University of Connecticut on March 5. In each matchup, the teams go head-to-head answering fast-paced questions on biology, chemistry, earth science, energy, math and physics. Team members as seen in photo: Vatsal Patel, Darshan Giriraj, Ian Gifford, Jackson Molloy, Abhinav Divi, Akhil Divi, Vaishak Pulkayath, Gabe Hurez-Soler. Contact Dr. Mortimer if you'd like more information. photo
On February 25th, AMSA Science Bowl club members competed in the Northeastern Regional Middle School Science Bowl Competition at MIT. Srivibhu Piratla, Andrei Jadormio, Anikait Mazumder, Richard Yan and Darshil Selvaraj (left to right) went head-to-head with other teams answering fast-paced questions on biology, chemistry, earth science, energy, math and physics. All team members gained points and they held their own against the top schools in the Northeast. Contact Dr. Mortimer if you'd like more information.
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