Mansfield High School

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Mansfield High School is a four-year, comprehensive public high school located in Mansfield, Massachusetts, and is the lone high school in the Mansfield Public Schools system. MHS serves approximately 1,300 students in grades nine though twelve. The school mascot is the Green Hornets and the school colors are green, white, and black.AdministrationMansfield High School is administered by a principal an associate principal, and two assistant principals.PrincipalMr. Michael ConnollyAssistant PrincipalMs. Aimee LimaAssistant PrincipalsMr. Joshua FogelMr. Timothy TichacekAcademicsFacultyMansfield High School employs 105 teachers with 83 teaching within the eight core academic departments. This leads to an overall student to teacher ratio of 22.1 to 1, which is higher than the 16.2 to 1 statewide student to teacher ratio. Below is a list of the current department chairpersons.Business – Joseph RussoEnglish – Cynthia CarliPerforming Arts – Matthew McGuireVisual Arts – Derek Harding Foreign Language – Carolina DiBiaseGuidance - Tina KaradyonisMathematics – Christine KalinowskiScience – Janet HoganSocial Studies – William HockingWellness – Joseph RussoGraduation requirementsFor the current graduating class, the Class of 2009, students are required to complete and pass courses totaling 135 credits. Thirty of those must be passed during the students’ senior year. In addition to credit requirements, students must also pass the state-required MCAS exam. There are also departmental requirements for graduation, listed below.