Tewksbury Memorial High School (also TMHS or Tewksbury High School) is a suburban public high school located at 320 Pleasant Street in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, United States. Serving grades 912, it is the only public high school in the town. Its total enrollment for the 2018–2019 school year was 916 students. Demographics Athletics The Redmen are a member of the Merrimack Valley Conference. The MIAA classifies them as a Division 2 school for most sports. Significant rivals include conference foes Andover, Billerica, Central Catholic, and Chelmsford. Their biggest rival is neighboring Wilmington of the Middlesex League, whom the football team plays every Thanksgiving. In 2013, the football team went undefeated at 13-0 and won the Division 3 State Championship, defeating Plymouth South by a score of 42–14. Other than their football team, TMHS's boys' soccer team, field hockey team, track, and XC team has seen recent success. Football State Champions - 1985, 1996, 2013 Football State Finalists - 1981, 1990, 1995, 2011 Student activities Academic Decathlon – This team is organized to develop and provide academic competitions with students from other schools to promote learning and academic excellence among students of all achievement levels. Band – These are groups of students who perform throughout the year using their musical talents in Concert and Marching Band. Class Council – This is made up of students elected to positions of both officers and representatives. They organize fundraisers and activities that benefit the students' senior year. Chorus - These are talented group of students who perform throughout the year DECA – Marketing students can participate in applications of real-life business situations at district, state, and national conferences. Drama Club – Students can express their dramatic talents in stage productions throughout the year. Renamed to TMHS Theatre Company in 2014. ECHO– Students can participate in cultural events as well as perform charitable and community service as members of this. Fall Sports – Golf, Football, Cheerleading, Boys' and Girls' Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Boys' and Girls' Soccer, and Volleyball. International Club - Students hold fundraisers (car washes, dances, etc.) to help defray the costs of trips to foreign countries (France, Canada, and Spain). Each year, members participate in a field trip to experience French and Spanish culture in a local atmosphere. Junior Classical League – This is a club for high school students who study Latin. They participate in state and national conferences and competitions. Literary Magazine