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New Mission High School
Basic Information
Address: 655 Metropolitan Ave
County: Suffolk County
Phone Number: (617) 635-6437
Fax Number: (617) 635-6332
Principal: Naia Wilson
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Additional Information
School Type: Public - Pilot
Accreditation: No
State District ID: 00350000
State School ID: 00350542
Grade Level:
9-12
School Setting:
Suburban neighborhood outside of Boston proper.
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 7:45-2:30
School Days in Calendar Year: 180
School Colors: Navy and Gold
School Mascot: The Titans
Cluster: Grade level clusters
Community:
Hyde Park
School Size: 270
Classroom Size: 22
Classroom Teachers: 21
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1:12
Support Services:
UAspire, 826 Boston, Boston University Afterschool, Brigham and Women’s Hospital YSSP Program, Harvard University Risk Prevention Program, Northeastern University, Peer Health Exchange, and Upward Bound
After School Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
PTA Organization: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Three modern, networked computer labs. Apple computers.
School Clubs:
Debate Team, Dance Team, Cheerleading, Mission Advocates, Softball, Football, Girls Soccer, Track, Basketball, baseball, Student Government, National Honors Society, Gay-Straight Alliance
Lunch Availability: 11:22am - 11:57am
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Parking on street and in lot behind school
Uniform Guidelines:
The uniform consists of khaki (tan) bottoms and a plain white-collar shirt. Students can also wear a New Mission HS branded tshirt or sweatshirt.
Mission Statement:
New Mission High School empowers all students to become self-directed, lifelong learners who do well in the world and do well for the world. In our inclusive, portfolio-based school, our students develop their passion, commitment to learning, habits of mind, and essential skills. Our students will become college graduates who work to creat positive change and a more democratic and just society.