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Welcome to Champion High School—where every student’s journey matters.

At Champion, we are proud to provide an inclusive, supportive, and personalized learning environment that meets students where they are and helps them grow into who they want to become. Our dedicated staff works closely with each student to ensure they have the tools, encouragement, and opportunities they need to thrive.

We offer a variety of engaging courses, including Early College classes and online Advanced Placement options, so students can explore their interests, build confidence, and get a head start on their future. Beyond the classroom, our focus on workforce readiness and college and career exploration helps students set meaningful goals and prepare for life after high school.

At Champion High School, we believe every student is capable of excellence—with the right support, guidance, and opportunities. Together, we’re building a community of learners ready to lead, contribute, and succeed.
 
Cynthia Burns
Principal, Champion High School

Recent News

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Earn College Credits While at Champion!

Champion High School is excited to announce plans to offer free Early college courses through Bridgewater State University during the 2026-2027 School year. Open to current sophomores and juniors, these courses allow students to earn both high school and college credits while taking classes at Champion. To help determine course offerings, all current 10th and 11th grade students are asked to complete an interest survey by June 17th
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Important Changes to the 25-26 Academic Calendar

Due to extensive cancellations this winter because of weather, the district is amending the academic calendar so that April 3 (Good Friday) will be a full day, and so that school will end on Friday, June 26. The last day will also be a full day of school rather than an early release day.