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The AMSA Voice

Obligated to Truth

The AMSA Voice

The Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education denied AMSA's application for an enrollment increase.

AMSA’s request for student enrollment expansion is denied

By Emily Pollard, A&E editor March 23, 2025

On Feb. 25, AMSA’s request to expand student enrollment was denied by the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. The request sought permission for 34 additional students, which would...

Physical textbooks are heavy and need replacing, but some students prefer the physical over the digital.

To go digital or keep the physical, that is the question

By Tarian Lynch and Hailey Rogers March 11, 2025

Most courses at AMSA require textbooks. Some textbooks are digital, some are physical, and some classes feature both. This may seem strange and even excessive to some, but others think it is vital to an...

The new building provides additional space for science labs.

AMSA commemorates the completion of its new building

By Jay Zimmerman, Staff writer February 2, 2025

AMSA had a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 23 to commemorate the completion of the campus' new building, known as the Main Building.  Situated in front of the lower school, the project was completed...

Vice President Kamala Harris is in a neck-and-neck race for the presidency with Donald Trump.

Harris is the right person to lead the country into the future

By Audrey Hodgson, Emily Pollard, and Corina Ursache November 4, 2024

Vice President Kamala Harris is the clear and obvious person Americans need to vote for in Tuesday’s presidential election. Her views on abortion access, education, immigration, and healthcare make her...

Historically, eligible voters 18-24 have the lowest turnout.

Young voters can play a big role in this presidential election

By Maddie Marin, Staff writer March 8, 2024

The majority of current AMSA seniors and even some juniors will be able to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Their history teachers are hopeful that they will put their years of learning to use,...

Dr. Sarah Mortimer posed with freshmen Xen Clayton and Caroline Walczak as "Shadow Day" began.

‘Shadow Day’: walking a mile in students’ shoes

By Gianna Mann and Tuesday Benander April 24, 2023

AMSA students have undoubtedly wondered, at one time or another through their years at the school, what it would be like if teachers walked a mile in their shoes. The thought might be at its most intense...

AMSA will have its first executive director from outside the school in seven years.

AMSA officially names new executive director

By Emily Woodsmall, A&E editor March 22, 2023

Dr. Lisa Mobley, currently principal of King Philip Regional High School in Wrentham, was officially named AMSA's next executive director on Friday, after she agreed to contract terms with the school's...

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