Arts

Honors and Distinctions

Massachusetts Junior/Senior Districts
All-State Chorus
State speech champions in Lions Club state speech competition, American Legion Oratorical Contest
Model United Nations: multiple team member awards for delegate and committee work
TEDxYouth@BHS: multiple students chosen to deliver TEDx talks at conferences
Speech & Debate team: multiple team members win state honors and qualify for state finals

List of 5 news stories.

A Spectacular Spring Musical
5/12/2025
The Montrose Players wowed audiences with three performances of the All School Musical, Anastasia.
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Speech Team Celebrates a Strong Year
1/30/2023
The team has grown in strength and numbers while members grow in confidence and resilience.
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Montrose Players in the Limelight
12/16/2022
The fall performing arts season is highlighted by a high energy production of Newsies Jr., the hilarious play Clue! and new tech investments.
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Alumna Takes Stage in Local Shakespeare Production
8/4/2022

Nationally recognized Shakespearean performer Anna Sheehan '21 continues to perform after seven years of Shakespeare at Montrose.

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Montrose Senior Adds Poetry to the Chemical Equation With American Chemical Society Win
2/3/2022
Montrose senior Erica Brown is the American Chemical Society - Northeastern Division's Illustrated Poetry Contest winner for her original poem, "The power of heat."
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In the Spotlight

"Montrose allowed me to not only embrace my own talents , but also find a way to use them to serve both my community and God."

Andrea R-G. '21 has performed at an impressive number of venues, from Carnegie Hall to the highly selective Bel Canto Summer Institute in Italy. After graduating from Montrose, she now studies at the Royal Academy of Music in London.

"I thank every teacher who ever urged me to dig deeper in a text, to clarify my thinking, and, beyond the classroom, to empathize with and reach out to other people. It’s the others-centered attitude Montrose fosters that allows me to understand people a little bit better. When your environment leads you to understand people, there’s no limit to what you can uncover in a monologue, in a scene, or in the richest verse of Shakespeare."

Anna Sheehan '21 won second place in the English Speaking Union's National Shakespeare Competition in 2021 as a senior at Montrose. Now Anna studies at The Catholic University of America's Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art.