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🏊‍♂️✨ MEET DAY IS HERE! ✨🏊‍♀️

We hope to see everyone tonight for this thrilling community event! Let’s show up, cheer loud, and create a truly unforgettable atmosphere! 🎉

Monday night Oct. 16 - you don’t want to miss BOYS SOCCER SENIOR NIGHT @ 4 pm at Eastern Ave!
Come on out, wear your Mystic Valley gear, and cheer for the MVRCS Soccer team!

Big Mystic Valley Girls Varsity win over Lowell Catholic Monday night, 4-0. Thanks to the crowd of Mystic Valley fans for supporting us in the pouring rain!! Goals by Evie Reynolds (3) and Aya Abbassi (1).
Next up: Palmer on Saturday!

This week’s MVRCS athletics schedule.

Racking up another W 🔥
MV Volleyball team improves to 3-3 with a win over Winthrop! The team looks for their 4th win tonight when they take on Shawsheen. The away match kicks off at 5:30 p.m.

On this 22nd Anniversary of the unimaginable tragedy of 9/11, Mystic Valley Regional Charter School joins those nationally and worldwide in remembering those who lost their lives and saluting all of the brave first responders. As a school steeped in the virtues and ideals of our American Culture, the senseless acts committed 22 years ago hit especially close to the core of what MVRCS stands for.

Let's take a look at the upcoming athletics schedule for your MVRCS Eagles.

We are proud to announce that U.S. News and World Report recognized Mystic Valley as the eleventh best High School in Massachusetts and one of the top schools in the nation. Each year, Massachusetts is the top-ranked state in the country, accentuating this substantial accomplishment. Congratulations to the entire MVRCS community, and please feel free to share this great news.

These Are the Best High Schools in Massachusetts See how U.S. News ranks the best high schools in Massachusetts.

Mystic Valley’s Boys Varsity Soccer team won their scrimmage vs. Salem Academy yesterday 2-1.

Mystic Valley will scrimmage again at Danvers High School on Saturday, 9/2, at 8:30 AM.

Let's go Eagles!!

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Congratulations to Class of 2023 National Merit students Huyen, Eric, Caroline, Gina, Hailey, Dukens, Isabella, and Audrey!

Eight members of MVRCS’ Class of 2023 to receive National Merit recognition

Mystic Valley Regional Charter School has received notice that eight current juniors will receive recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC). The following Mystic Valley students are among the three percent of students selected out of more than 1.5 million eligible students across the country based upon their outstanding PSAT test scores: Isabella Chu, Caroline Crowley, Hailey Ho, Huyen Le, Dukens Maurin, Eric Wang, Audrey Wherry and Regina Wierzbowski. Each of them will now move through the stages of the competition, and will be named a National Merit Commended Student, Semifinalist, Finalist or Recipient. This cohort of eight students, representing 11% of the school’s 2023 graduating class, is the largest number and highest percent to be recognized through the National Merit program in Mystic Valley’s history.
“The entire Mystic Valley community is extremely proud of these accomplished and hardworking young men and women,” Director/Superintendent Alex Dan remarked. “Each of them is engaged and involved within the school, and we couldn’t be happier that they are receiving this well-earned recognition.”
NMSC, a not-for-profit organization that operates without government assistance, was established in 1955 specifically to conduct the annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Scholarships are underwritten by the NMSC with its own funds and by approximately 400 business organizations and higher education institutions that share NMSC’s goals of honoring the nation’s scholastic champions and encouraging the pursuit of academic excellence.

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: Pictured front row, from left to right: Isabella Chu and Audrey Wherry. Middle row, same order: Regina Wierzbowski, Hailey Ho, and Dukens Maurin. Back row, same order: Huyen Le, Eric Wang, and Caroline Crowley. (Courtesy of MVRCS)

As the first edition of a continuing series, MVRCS is pleased to spotlight members of our alumni community who have excelled since leaving school. Our first student is Alazar Ayele, a 2009 graduate who currently works for Biogen.