PSAT Exam Results Mailed Home

PSAT Score reports were mailed home to parents Tuesday December 7, 2010 to sophomores and juniors that participated in the exam. The PSAT/NMSQT exam is a measure of three key areas: critical reading, mathematics problem solving and writing skills. The exam prepares students for the same types of questions on the SAT exam. In addition, juniors who achieve high PSAT/NMSQT scores may qualify for National Merit competition and corporate scholarships.

The PSAT score report is very parent/student friendly. Parents should take notice of the section at the bottom of the score report called "Improve your skills”. This section gives specific data based on the student’s individual PSAT exam.

More information can be accessed by going to the PSAT Fact Sheet . For the past eight years roughly 90 % of BHS seniors take the SAT exam. The Guidance Department strongly recommends that juniors take the exam in May or June. SAT registration information can be accessed through collegeboard.com

The KAPLAN program offers SAT/ACT test prep courses at Burlington High School. Burlington juniors receive a subsidized rate of $249.00. Please click here to see the KAPLAN schedule and enrollment instructions. In addition we recommend that BHS juniors take advantage of the free ACT/SAT Combo practice test on Saturday January 22, 2011. Please call 1-800-KAPTEST for registration. For information on all KAPLAN programs at BHS please click here.

* Also New this year is Free Online Preparation for all students. Choose from SAT, ACT and PSAT prep. Log into Kaptest.com, and use the following discount codes to activate the course for your student for free.
SAT Course: Code SATKAS

ACT Course: Code ACTKAS

PSAT Course: Code PSATKAS

Bay Path College Spring 2011 Course Offering

Burlington High School in conjunction with Bay Path College is happy to offer a spring business course for Burlington High School students. This is an excellent opportunity for selected seniors (and juniors) to receive dual credit. Dual credit gives BHS students the opportunity to receive college credit and high school credit. Given that Bay Path has a satellite campus at BHS travel requirements are minimal. Below are specific details about the course and requirements.

1. In order to be eligible to apply the student must be a Burlington High School junior or senior. Seats will be given on a first come, first served basis and Seniors will be given priority.

2. Students must have a strong academic background, proven attendance and excellent discipline in order to be eligible for the course.

3. The course begins Thursday March 3, 2011.

4. Three Bay Path credits and five Burlington High School credits will be awarded to those students who successfully complete the course.

5. Applications should be returned to the Guidance Department ASAP, but no Later than January 7th, 2011.

6. Students do NOT have to pay for the course, but will re required to pay for the required text.


To obtain an application stop by the guidance office or click here.

Scholarship and Merit Aid at Boston University

Seniors applying to BU should pay special attention to the some excellent opportunities to receive scholarships and merit aid. Although very competitive we recommend any student applying to Boston University should explore this option. To research more information please click here

Naviance and the Common Application

Seniors:
As discussed at the school assembly yesterday, BHS is now a Naviance/Common Application high school. ALL seniors applying to any college or university should create an account with the common application. In addition, you need to follow additional steps to complete this process. Please click here for a step by step process on the entire Naviance College Application Process.
Completing these steps will ensure that the colleges in which you are applying to will receive your transcripts in a timely manner. As always please see your Guidance Counselor with any questions or concerns.

PSAT Exam on 10/13/2010

The PSAT Exam will be offered to ALL Sophomores and registered Juniors. All room assignments have been posted throughout the school. Please be sure to bring three sharpened # 2 pencils and a calculator. If you have any further question please contact the Guidance Office at 781-270-1780.

Adopt A Class

Adopt A Class Opportunities – Sign up to earn your points needed for Adopt A Class scholarships. All high school students need to volunteer a minimum of 2 hours per year to qualify for an Adopt A Class Scholarship. Sign ups in BHS Main Office.
• October 12, 13, & 14 BCSF Annual Telethon

• October 15 Fox Hill Pumpkin Fair

• October 22 Memorial School Annual Halloween Party

• October 23 Adopt A Class Fall Family Harvest Fest

• December Lions Club Christmas Tree Sale

You must sign up for the event and sign with Mr. Sullivan at BHS in order to receive credit. Please wear your BCSF tee-shirt when volunteering.

PSAT Exam on 10/13/2010

The PSAT Exam and National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test will be administered to sophomores and juniors on Wednesday October 13, 2010 at Burlington High School. Although the Class of 2012 took the PSAT Exam last year, the BHS Guidance Department highly recommends students take the exam junior year as well. Juniors are reminded that the PSAT registration deadline is Wednesday October 6th, 2010. Sophomores do NOT need to register for the test, only Juniors.

The PSAT exam measures, critical reading skills, Math problem-solving skills and Writing skills AND prepares students to take the SAT exam Each student will receive a very useful score report with details on strengths and weaknesses. In addition recommendations are made on how students may improve. Registration information was mailed home. However, if you would like another copy of the registraation please click here.

Senior College Planning Night

Senior Parents and Seniors are reminded that College Planning Night will be held on Thursday September 30, 2010 at 6:30 in the Burlington High School Auditorium. The evening will cover a variety of topics in regard to the college selection and application process. The entire guidance staff will be at this event and we look forward to seeing you.

If you cannot make the event, it will be televised on BCAT. The showtimes will be posted soon.

"New Counselor Hired for Barbara Malatesta"

The following is a post from Ms. Minty:

I hope you haven't been too nervous in awaiting your new counselor, but here I am. My name is Ms. Minty and I just started at Burlington High School today. Prior to this year, I was a guidance counselor at Belmont High School. For seniors I am ready to help you navigate through the college application process whether you've already got your list all set or you're still trying to figure out what you want to do.If you are planning to apply to a college early action or early decision I would strongly encourage you to make an appointment by the first week of October. If you plan to apply for regular decision deadlines (such as January 1st), we can meet as late as mid-November, though you're welcome to come sooner.

For all other students please feel free to come to the guidance office to sign up for an appointment with me during one of your study halls.

For the next week or so, please be patient with me if all my systems are not yet up and running, but I am still very much available to answer your questions and give you general advice.

~Ms. Minty

College Visits at BHS

The Guidance Department will continue having a variety of colleges and universities come to BHS to speak with interested seniors over the next few months. Below is the list of colleges and universities that will be attending BHS this month. Seniors are reminded that they MUST sign up for a visit in advance and also get teacher approval. For seniors that miss, please inform your guidance counselor so she may pick up any information that you need. Seniors can sign up through Naviance. Meeting with college reps can be very beneficial; in many instances the college representative at BHS is also the representative that reviews BHS applications.

Salve Regina 9/15 1:00 p.m.

Becker College 9/16 8:00 a.m.

Newbury College 9/16 9:30 a.m.

Fisher College 9/16 1:15 p.m.

Assumption 9/17 10:15 a.m.

Univ. of Connecticut 9/20 11:00 a.m.

St. Anselm College 9/20 1:00 p.m.

Mt. Holyoke College 9/21 10:00 a.m.

Johnson State College 9/21 1:00 p.m.

Salem State University 9/22 11:00 a.m.

Thomas College 9/22 12:30 p.m.

Mass College of Pharmacy 9/23 9:00 a.m.

Wheelock College 9/24 10:00 a.m.

University of Rhode Island 9/24 1:00 p.m.

Coastal Carolina Univsity 9/28 9:00 a.m.

Lasell College 9/28 10:00 a.m.

Fitchburg State University 9/28 11:00 a.m.

Franklin Pierce University 9/29 8:00 a.m.

Suffolk University 9/29 9:30 a.m.

Mount Ida College 9/29 1:00 p.m.

Boston University 9/30 10:00 a.m.

Maine College of Art 9/30 12:30 p.

Burlington Partners with Bay Path College Again

Burlington High School in conjunction with Bay Path College is happy to offer a fall course for Burlington High School Seniors. This is an excellent opportunity for selected seniors (and juniors) to receive dual credit. Dual credit gives BHS students the opportunity to receive college credit and high school credit. Given that Bay Path has a satellite campus at BHS travel requirements are minimal. Below are specific details about the course and requirements.
1. In order to be eligible to apply the student must be a Burlington High School junior or senior. Seats will be given on a first come, first served basis and Senior will be given priority
2. Students must have a strong academic background, proven attendance and excellent discipline in order to be eligible for the course.
3. Wednesdays 6 pm – 9 pm; September 29, 2010 – December 15, 2010 (No class 11/24 & 12/1)
4. Three Bay Path credits and five Burlington High School credits will be awarded to those students who successfully complete the course.
5. Applications should be returned to the Guidance Department ASAP, but no later than 9/15/2010.
6. Students do NOT have to pay for the course, but will re required to pay for the required text.

For an application click here.

KAPLAN FALL COURSE OFFERING

Once again KAPLAN will be offering SAT test prep courses to BHS students. Information was mailed home to members of the class of 2011 this past June, this mailing included registration information and a fall schedule. Registration must be completed as soon as possible. Burlington students only pay $249, which is a reduced price.

There is a money-back guarantee for students who have already completed a Kaplan course if they attended all classes, utilized the full program (including homework) and their SAT scores did not improve from their previous scores (PSAT or SAT – whichever is the latest set of scores). Please For further information and registration please call 1-800-KAP-TEST. Additionally KAPLAN is offering a free on-line prep Prep service.

BHS Schedules are in the mail

Schedules for BHS students have been mailed home on July 9th, 2010. Please remember that all students must carry six academic courses each semester plus physical education. If there is an error or omission in the schedule you need to make arrangements to correct the problem. If your schedule reads “Please Schedule an Appointment with Guidance” at the bottom, it is imperative that you call to schedule an appointment. There are several options available:


• Beginning Wednesday July 14th and continuing through July 29th, then again August 16th to August 20th, Mr. Joseph Attubato, Support Services Coordinator, and several Guidance Counselors will be available (by appointment only) Mondays through Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Please call Mrs. Patty Lewis at 781-270-1780 beginning on July 13th to schedule an appointment.

• Guidance Counselors will be available during the week of August 23rd through August 26th from 8 A.M. to 12 Noon. During this week, students will be helped on a first come first serve basis.

You are encouraged to correct any problems in your course schedule as early as possible. Doing so will insure a smooth opening of school for you. Also, please be advised that specific teacher requests cannot be honored.

KAPLAN and BHS continue working together

Once again KAPLAN will be offering SAT test prep courses to BHS students. Information was recently mailed home to members of the class of 2011, this mailing included registration information and a fall schedule. Registration must be completed as soon as possible. Burlington students only pay $249, which is a reduced price.


There is a money-back guarantee for students who have already completed a Kaplan course if they attended all classes, utilized the full program (including homework) and their SAT scores did not improve from their previous scores (PSAT or SAT – whichever is the latest set of scores). Please For further information and registration please call 1-800-KAP-TEST. Additionally KAPLAN is offering a free on-line prep Prep service.

The Common Application

The Burlington High School Guidance Department highly recommends that seniors create a student account on the Common Application Website.
What is the Common Application?

The Common Application allows a student to complete ONE application which can be sent to multiple colleges.

How many colleges and/or universities subscribe to the Common Application?

Currently nearly 400 colleges and/or universities are Common App members

Why use it?

Once completed online or in print, copies of the Application for Undergraduate Admission can be sent to any number of participating colleges. The same is true of the School Report, Midyear Report, Final Report and Teacher Evaluation forms. This allows you to spend less time on the busywork of applying for admission, and more time on what's really important: college research, visits, essay writing, and senior year coursework.

Please note, that when using the Common Application, you must complete Teacher Evaluation forms and ask your teacher(s) to fill them out. Other forms apply to other types of applications, such as Early Decision, the Arts supplement, etc. Please review these forms carefully.

Senior year is fast approaching

The college selection process can make the senior year very stressful for both parents and students.

This pressure can be reduced with advanced planning and research. Much can be accomplished during the summer months. Prospective colleges and universities can be visited and toured. Testing plans can be formulated. Additional test preparation can also be conducted during the summer months.

One additional method to reduce stress is to fully utilize our comprehensive guidance website, TCCi Family Connection. Students and parents will find extensive collegiate information designed to help in making decisions about courses, colleges and careers. All members of the Class of 2011 have been granted access to the Naviance.

If you notice the link on the right under " College Planning Resources" you have access to a  variety of resources and information. Please be sure to take full advantage of these resources over the summer.

Post high school planning is an important and often complicated task for students and parents. The Guidance Counselors look forward to serving as a resource for students and parents as well as assisting in the decision-making process this upcoming fall. Please call or e-mail your son’s or daughter’s counselor for help and support.

Class of 2005

You were informed when you left Burlington High School that your academic records would be held for five years. After five years, all but your high school transcript would be destroyed

Beginning now and ending June 18, 2010, you may call Mrs. Cavanaugh, Guidance Secretary at 781-270-1827, to arrange pick-up of your academic records. Proper identification will be necessary and only the 2005 graduate is authorized to pick up the records.

All records, excluding your high school transcript, will be destroyed beginning on June 21st.

2010 Susan Alterisio Cardelle Memorial Scholarship Fund Classic

Over the past thirty 15 years the Susan Alterisio Cardelle Memorial Fund has contributed over $200,000 to the Burlington Scholarship Program. Due to the generous support of S.A.C. charities, many BHS seniors have been given a financial reward for all their hard work. On June 28th, S.A.C. charities will host the Susan Alterisio Cardelle Memorial Scholarship Fund Golf Classic. Registration information can be found by clicking here. All community members are highly encouraged to take part in this annual event.

MEFA College Financing Seminar at BHS

Junior parents are encouraged to attend a financial aid seminar that will be held on Thursday May 13, 2010. The night will commence at 7:00 in the BHS auditorium. The organization sponsoring the workshop is the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority . The presenter will be Carla Berg, Senior Associate Director at Bentley University. The BHS Guidance department highly recommends parents attend this session. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact the Guidance Office. Although the presentation is designed for Junior parents, all BHS parents are welcome to attend.

Seniors we need your help??

Seniors,
Since the Candidates Reply Date (May 1st) is almost here, most members of the Class of 2010 have finalized their after graduation plans.

Please complete the Graduation Survey as soon as possible. The Graduation Survey is very easy to complete. Please respond to all questions pertaining to your plans (Scholarship questions can be omitted). The Guidance Department needs to know the school/college you are attending, your intended major, and the final status of each of your college applications (i.e. accepted, denied, waitlist, withdrawn, etc.). If you are entering the workforce or joining the military please supply that information as well.

The survey is located on your naviance acount. Thanks for your help.

Grade 9 Students Introduced to Naviance

The Naviance Program is a college and career software program that was introduced to all grade 9 students on Monday 1/28/2013. This software program is critical to the BHS Guidance Developmental Model. Not only can students conduct college and career research, they can track graduation requirements, complete a personality assessment to identify possible careers, complete a four year plan, find out information about volunteer work, and connect with their guidance counselor via e-mail.

As part of the first step of using the Naviance program we are requiring ALL freshmen to complete the “BHS Class of 2016- Freshman Survey” which can be accessed using the Naviance program. The Guidance Department asks parents to encourage their son or daughter to complete the registration and survey ASAP. Again the name of the survey is  the “BHS Class of 2016- Freshman Survey”  and can be found under the “about me” tab on your son or daughters Naviance Homepage. The information gathered will help the BHS Guidance Department gain valuable information and help us improve our Guidance services.

The value of a college degree

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2010 Burlington Scholarship Program

Dear Seniors and Senior Parents:

This year, please be advised that all available local scholarship applications will be posted directly on the BHS Guidance College Website ( Naviance).

The scholarship listing will be updated throughout the month of March as the scholarships are renewed. A limited number of paper applications will also be available at the Guidance Office.

Included in the postings is the General Scholarship Application for the 2010 Burlington High School Scholarship Program. Completion of this general scholarship application places the student's name in competition for well over ninety (90) local scholarships.

The general application must be completed in its entirety and returned to the Guidance Department by the close of school, Monday, March 29, 2010. No application will be accepted after March 29, 2010. Incomplete applications will not receive consideration. All general scholarship applications must be delivered directly to the Guidance secretaries or to Mr. Joseph Attubato. A receipt indicating that the Guidance Department has received the general scholarship application will be given to each student.

The available applications posted online are quite extensive. The listing includes the Burlington Community Scholarship Foundation applications, the 2010 Adopt- A – Class scholarship application as well as applications for numerous Burlington civic and fraternal organization scholarships.

Each senior should check the scholarship link on the college website on a weekly basis to ascertain if there are any new scholarships available. It is the responsibility of each senior to meet all specific scholarship deadlines.

If you have any questions concerning available scholarships please see your respective counselor. For more specific information including a listing of all local scolarships offered please click here.

Seniors and Senior Parents are reminded that mid-year grades will be sent out to all colleges.

The Guidance Department will be mailing out all mid-year grades for seniors on Tuesday 2/16/2010. The process we follow is to send out an updated transcript to all colleges and universities in which each senior has applied. The report includes an updated G.P.A and rank. In addition, rank and G.P.A.’s will be reflected on your Naviance account by 2/26/2010.

Mr. Joseph Attubato, Guidance Director, will be available next week if parents have any questions or concerns about sending out semester grades.

The BHS Guidance Department will host a Junior Planning Night.

Juniors and Junior parents are reminded that the Junior "Post Secondary Planning Night" will be held on February 11, 2010 ( snow date will be February 25, 2010). The evening will commence at 6:30 in the Burlington High School Auditorium. The evening will cover a variety of topics in regard to planning for senior year, college planning and other topics related to post-secondary planning. Although the presentation is geared for juniors any parent is welcome to attend this event.

BHS Course Selection Announcement Reminder

Reminder:
Tomorrow, February 4, 2010 Guidance Counselors will meet will their respective students to discuss the course scheduling process. Members of the class of 2011, 2012 and 2013 will receive the Burlington High School Program of Studies and all supplemental course scheduling materials on that day. Students will have then have opportunity to discuss course selections with counselors, teachers, parents and administrators. The finalized course selection sheets must be received in Guidance by Tuesday, February 9, 2010.

Please don’t feel as if you have to wait until that time to start thinking about courses for next year. If parents or students wanted to get a head start please feel free to look at the 2010 -2011 BHS Program of Studies.
Please see below information for specific location information:
 
Juniors – Period 2 (day 2 bell schedule)


Area                     Counselor

Auditorium            Mrs. Malatesta

Cafeteria A (front) Mrs. Leary

Cafeteria A (back) Ms. Diozzi

Cafeteria B (front) Mrs.Wojtaszek

Cafeteria B (back) Mrs. Smith

Sophomores– Period 3
Area                       Counselor

Auditorium              Mrs. Malatesta

Cafeteria A (front)   Mrs. Leary

Cafeteria A (back)   Ms. Diozzi

Cafeteria B (front)   Mrs.Wojtaszek

Cafeteria B (back)   Mrs. Smith

Guidance Office       Mr. Attubato

Freshmen Period 4
Area                     Counselor

Auditorium            Mrs. Malatesta

Cafeteria A (front) Mrs. Leary

Cafeteria A (back) Ms. Diozzi

Cafeteria B (front) Mrs. Wojtaszek

Cafeteria B (back) Mrs. Smith

Guidance Office Mr. Attubato

2010 Burlington Scholarship Program

Attention Seniors and Senior Parents:

This year, please be advised that all available local scholarship applications will be posted directly on the BHS Guidance College Website (Naviance). Each senior has his or her secure access to the college website. The listing will be updated throughout the month of February and March as the scholarships are renewed by the donors. A limited number of paper applications will also be available at the Guidance Office.

Each senior should check the scholarship link on the college website on a weekly basis to ascertain if there are any new scholarships available. It is the responsibility of each senior to meet all specific scholarship deadlines. Parents have also been granted access to the program and I encourage you to monitor the scholarship list as well. If you are having problems logging in please feel free contact your son or daughter's counselor.

Summer Opportunities Fair

Phillips Academy in Andover will host a Summer Opportunities Fair this Sunday, February 7 from 12-2 p.m.

Representatives from 90 local, national and international programs will be in attendance to discuss academic enrichment, community service, arts, camps, sports, travel, internships, outdoor adventure, international home stays and gap year opportunities. This is a great opportunity for high school and middle school students to check out numerous summer enrichment programs all in one place. 

Phillips Academy is located at 180 Main Street in Andover, MA, and the fair is being held in the Case Memorial Cage. (GPS Parking:  9 Highland Rd. or 99 Dwight St.)  This event is sponsored by Parents of Students of Phillips Academy (PSPA), is free and open to the public with local restaurant food available for purchase.

The BHS listing of summer enrichment programs is listed on Naviance under "college" and "enrichment." 

Reminder to Senior Parents

Senior Parents:

This is just a reminder that on Wednesday February 3, 2010, parents are invited to attend College Goal Sunday. This is a volunteer driven effort to provide FREE assistance to students and families seeking to complete the FAFSA. The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority sponsors the event with the assistance of many community based organizations. This year one of the sponsoring locations is in Wakefield, MA on February 3,2010 begin at 6:00. The location will be at the Northeast Metro Technical School. Click here for directions.

2010 Course Selection Process

On Thursday February 4, 2010 Guidance Counselors will meet will their respective students to discuss the course scheduling process. Members of the class of 2011, 2012 and 2013 will receive the Burlington High School Program of Studies and all supplemental course scheduling materials on that day. Students will have then have opportunity to discuss course selections with counselors, teachers, parents and administrators. The finalized course selection sheets must be received in Guidance by Tuesday, February 9, 2010.


Please don’t feel as if you have to wait until that time to start thinking about courses for next year. If parents or students wanted to get a head start please feel free to look at the 2010 -2011 BHS Program of Studies.

Sophomore Parent Breakfast hosted by the BHS Guidance Department

The Guidance Department at Burlington High School will be hosting a Sophomore Parent Breakfast on January 27, 2010, from 8:30-9:45 AM in the BHS lower Library. The purpose of this breakfast is to give parents of sophomore students the opportunity to have an open dialogue with all members of the guidance staff, as well as several members of the administration. The BHS Guidance Department has a variety of resources available for parents and students, and many topics will be covered that are relevant to sophomores, such as the MCAS, PSATs, career and college exploration utilizing the Naviance program, and academic planning. Please join us for this informative event on January 27th, and RSVP to: guidancebreakfast@burlington.mec.edu.

We look forward to seeing you!

Senior Financial Aid Night

The 2010 Senior Financial Aid Night sponsored by MEFA was very valuable for parents. The night was well attended with over 130 parents. Many topics pertaining to the financial aid process were covered. Numerous parents inquired about the College Cost Estimator on the MEFA Web-site. Clicke here for an additional College Cost Estimator that was just recently posted by the New York Times. Parents are reminded about the previous blog post last month in regard to College Goal Sunday. College Goal Sunday is a non-profit program that provides free information and assistance to Massachusetts families applying for financial assistance for higher education. This year the event will be held in Wakefield, MA on February 3, 2010.

For parents that missed the presentation Financial Aid Night will be televised on BCAT On-Demand ( schedule will be released soon). Also you can find the PowerPoint by clicking here. Please stop by the Guidance office if you would like a hard copy of the powerpoint presentation.

Please don't fret if you are a parent of a grade 9, 10 or 11 BHS student. The BHS Guidance Department will sponsor another Financial Aid Seminar on May 13, 2010.

KAPLAN and BHS continue working together

Many Juniors will take the SAT exam this coming spring. Once again this year BHS has teamed up with KAPLAN to offer SAT test prep courses at Burlington High School. Burlington juniors receive a subsidized rate of $299.00. The Kaplan course calendar and registration information were mailed home to ALL juniors on December 8. Parents can Still register by calling 1-800-KAP-Test and then press option # 4.

For those students who are already enrolled in the PSAT/SAT Classroom program and participated in the 5 PSAT sessions this past fall, you must contact Kaplan to let them know which SAT session you would like to participate in this winter/spring

Please note the KAPLAN Schedule that was mailed home to parents in December has been changed. Please see the changes below:

*Revisions have been made from the flier that was previously mailed out*

To prepare for the May SAT

SABS10130 Mondays starting January 25th

SABS10131 Wednesday starting January 20th

SABS10132 Saturdays and Tuesdays starting February 6th

SABS10133 Saturdays and Thursday starting February 27th

To prepare for the June SAT

SABS10134 Mondays and Wednesday starting April 5th

For those students who are already enrolled in the PSAT/SAT Classroom program and participated in the 5 PSAT sessions this past fall, you must contact Kaplan to let us know which SAT session you would like to participate in this winter/spring.

For those students who did not yet enroll and are looking to participate in the upcoming SAT sessions, please contact Kaplan to enroll.

Price for Burlington High School students: $299

To receive more schedule information or to enroll in a course please call: 1-800-KAP-TEST and press option #4

For any other questions about the Kaplan programs at Burlington High School, please contact Melissa Binette at 978-388-1805.