Foxborough High School

Foxborough High School was preceded by the English and Classical School established by James L. Stone. It was in the Town House in 1858. Housed in a public building, it was required to admit some students who could not pay. It closed when a public high school was established. In 1928 a new high school building opened. In 1973 a new high school building opened and the old building became a middle school named for former FHS principal John J. Ahern. In 2009 a vote was held on millions of dollars of repairs for the school. In 2013 the history department ran a congressional bill process simulation with student roleplaying legislators. Later that year, the school made national headlines after a class ring was returned to its owner after 40 years. ==Extracurriculars==

The school has a jazz band. ==Sports==

Football coach Jack Martinelli led the team to almost 300 wins and four championships. The school has a football rivalry with Mansfield High School. The school has an Athletics Hall of Fame. The girls soccer tram won a state championship in 1987. ==Alumni==

• Sarah Behn, basketball coach and former professional basketball player • Tom Nalen, football player ==References==