Masconomet High School runs from 7:35am - 2:14pm

Masconomet Bus Routes for all 3 towns are posted on the Masconomet website. Click the "All Masco Bus Routes" link to view the list.

Please note the following relative to the Masco Bus Routes:

• Masco Bus Routes are not the same as the elementary bus routes.  In particular, they do not stop at all houses.
• All Masco Bus Routes and accompanying stops have been checked for safety by the bus company.
• Your child will get on/off the bus at the stop on the route nearest your home.

Masconomet Bus Routes

There are two lunch blocks for high school students. Your assigned lunch is based on your period 6 class.

Lunch A - 12:01 - 12:36

Lunch B - 12:52 - 1:27

The school will send important information out via email from our Blackboard Connect system.

Parents are also encouraged to visit this website frequently, including the Principal's Blog, Daily Announcements, Upcoming Events etc.

To help you better connect with Masconomet High School please take a look at our Parents’ Guide to Connecting With Masconomet Regional School District document, which has an abundance of information.

Many of the Masco clubs, sports teams, personnel, and school departments have social media accounts. Follow them all today to stay informed!

Follow the link to the English departments page to seeing the Summer Reading Options for the High School and the Middle School.

Summer Reading Options

Yes we do! It is updated for each new school year. 

Masco Student Handbook

Scholastic Assessment Test is a three-hour thirty-five minute CollegeBoard, multiple choice test measuring verbal and mathematical reasoning abilities that are developed over the years. The critical reading section measures your abilities to identify genre, relationships among parts of a text, cause and effect, rhetorical devices and comparative arguments. The math section measures your abilities to solve problems involving topics from Geometry, Algebra I and Algebra II. The writing section asks you to compose and essay requiring you to take a position on an issue, analyze it and support your viewpoint. Additionally, multiple choice questions measure our grammar abilities.  Test scores from each of the three sections are reported on a scale of 200 to 800 with a national average at about 500 for each section, with composite scores of between 600 and 2400.

The SAT is one component required for application to many colleges in the United States and most students take the SAT exam during the spring of JUNIOR year and again in the fall of SENIOR year. And you ask what is the best preparation for this test? Listening to your teachers. Learn vocabulary for keeps, not just the quiz. Read editorials (especially compare and contrast) in the newspaper. Pay attention in math and really learn the formulas and rules.  

For more information visit the College Board website:

SAT Information

All students in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts must pass the English/Language Arts and the Mathematics parts of the MCAS exam given in sophomore year to be eligible for a high school diploma.

Students who fail either or both parts of these exams will be given opportunities to re-take the test during their junior and senior years and will be provided with remedial programs to help them build stronger skills.

Additionally, students must also earn a passing grade in a high school Science and Technology/Engineering MCAS during their high school years. 

Follow the link below for more information.

MCAS Resource Center