The King Philip Regional High School girls ice hockey team concluded a remarkable season Sunday morning with an appearance in the MIAA Division 2 State Championship game at TD Garden against Milton, capping a year defined by resilience after the passing of head coach Kenny Assad in December.
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Superintendent Dr. Rich Drolet and Principal Nicole Bottomley are proud to share that King Philip Regional High School (KPRHS) has again achieved Gold status on College Board’s 2024-25 AP School Honor Roll. This is the second consecutive year that KPRHS has earned Gold status on the AP School Honor Roll, which recognizes schools whose Advanced Placement programs have effectively prepared students for college success.
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Multiple King Philip DECA students have qualified for the State Career Development Conference (SCDC) in Boston this March.
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For the King Philip Regional High School (KPRHS) Boys Ice Hockey team, a recent game was about much more than scoring goals. On Saturday, Jan. 10, the team hosted a Hockey Fights Cancer game to raise awareness about prostate cancer and collect donations for cancer research.
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Principal Michelle J. Kreuzer is pleased to share that the King Philip Middle School (KPMS) seventh-grade Purple Panther Team recently hosted their second annual KPMS Purple Panther Charity Movie Night.
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King Philip Regional High School closed the 2025 Fall Athletic Season on Friday night with the Football team completing an undefeated season and winning the MIAA Division III Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium. The Warriors earned a 21-10 win over Hockomock league opponent North Attleborough to finish the year at 13-0 and claim their second state title in three years.
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Superintendent Rich Drolet, Principal Nicole Bottomley, King Philip DECA Advisor James Dow, and King Philip DECA Secretary Dylan Spak are excited to report the King Philip DECA Chapter’s attendance and success at the Massachusetts DECA Fall State Leadership Conference, DECA Day on the Hill, and the Difference Maker event.
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Principal Michelle Kreuzer is pleased to share that King Philip Middle School brought students and staff together for two days of learning, reflection and community building as part of its Unity Day celebration during National Bullying Prevention Month.
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For the second year in a row, members of the King Philip Regional High School Marching Band named 2025 USBands Division II Open National Champions. 
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King Philip Regional Middle School hosted a successful community screening of the film “Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age.”
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