Matthew Baird of Stoughton is a recent graduate of Coyle and Cassidy High School in Taunton, MA. While attending high school, Matthew Baird of Stoughton was a member of the national honors society and graduated with honors. During his senior year his academic achievements were once again at the top of the class. He scored a 31 on the ACT exam, which placed him in the 97th percentile for all high school students taking the exam. Matthew Baird of Stoughton is an advanced placement scholar with college board AP after passing two AP exams. During his high school years, Matthew Baird of Stoughton earned the national French exam certificate of Merit and was an active member of the national honors society.

Matthew Baird of Stoughton’s math teacher, Jennifer Canes says, “He has always been one of our best students. He was the first to step forward and volunteer to lend a helping hand to a fellow student. In addition to being in the national honors society, he was also in the tutoring group. He was always available to help students who were struggling. He was particularly good at teaching math skills.” It is more than just academic achievement that goes into making someone a noteworthy student; it is their integrity and commitment to their community. Matthew Baird of Stoughton has shown that he excels in all areas.

Matthew Baird of Stoughton is known around the community for his volunteer work. In addition to tutoring other students at his high school, Matthew Baird of Stoughton is also a volunteer at a local nursing home and at the LifeTeen Program at Immaculate Conception Church. What makes Matthew Baird of Stoughton an outstanding graduate of Coyle and Cassidy High School is more than just his academic excellence. Matthew Baird of Stoughton’s commitment to helping his fellow students and the community make him an example of what we should all aspire to be. As Matthew Baird of Stoughton graduates and heads to Worchester Polytechnic Institute for college, it is known that he will continue his academic achievement and volunteer work that he has begun at Coyle and Cassidy High School.