Curious about what's being taught in your child's classroom? Cohasset Public Schools has published detailed curriculum maps for grades 6–12, giving families a clear window into what students are learning across every subject area — from English and Math to World Languages, Science, Visual Arts, and more.
All curriculum maps are grounded in the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks, ensuring a rigorous and consistent learning experience for every student, kindergarten through grade 12.
Congratulations to junior, Olivia Langevin, who was selected by her peers to represent Cohasset High School at the State House for Massachusetts Student Government Day!
In 1947, the Massachusetts Legislature enacted a program called Student Government Day (originally Good Government Day). This is an informative program about state government, that includes students participating in the role of elected or appointed officials to "observe the processes of government."
The program provides educators and students from Massachusetts's public and private high schools with many opportunities to learn first hand about state government. It enables government officials to have contact with students. It allows students to voice their positions on important current issues through prepared debates. It enables students to participate in the legislative process through simulated committee hearings and House and Senate formal sessions. It provides the opportunity for students to exchange views with their peers throughout the state on statewide issues.
Click on the links to learn more about each organization. Visit our Cohasset Community page to find information about upcoming community events and registrations (i.e.. youth sports, CSCR, Holly Hill events, etc.)