Nash Sunday Smores
Hello Nash Families,
I hope everyone had a wonderful week with family and friends. Unfortunately, the Nash community will be returning to school later than anticipated due to the approaching blizzard, which has led to the cancellation of classes tomorrow. We eagerly await the safe return of our students, especially with so much planned for the upcoming month to prepare them for the MCAS. Additionally, we will be launching a Reading and ST Math challenge in March. Please take care and stay warm during these next few days. I have a wonderful night and we will see you all soon.
Mrs. McDevitt
Black History Month
As February comes to a close, we also wrap up the observance of Black History Month. There are countless ways to honor this important celebration, and here are just a few ideas to consider.
https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/black-history-month
https://www.mos.org/events/black-history-month-celebration-2026
Kindergarten Registration for 2026/2027 School Year
Grade 5 Residency Requirements
Parent Council is looking for more people to join.
Please take the time to read their newsletter.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uh4gpaRMZUuI8C2W1-I7IbEmTUatyPlfN3PsDtJ8CKo/edit?usp=sharing
Attendance Matters
Important Dates
March 10th: 1/2 Day
March 11th: Nash Parent Council Meeting 6:30pm: Tufts Library
We are still looking to borrow a few more blowups. :)
We are still looking for inflatables for our teacher races.
Please send in any you would be willing to let us borrow. Be sure to label them so we can return to proper owner. Thanks so much!
The Playground is open.
Please read this important note regarding the playground:
Consistency is so important for our students that we find it important to share with you our playground expectations that we provide to the students during the school day.
We hope this carries over to after school and beyond:
Everyone plays – Every game is open to whoever wants to play as long as those playing are being safe, respectful and responsible during the game. Including others are expected behaviors.
Play safe – Students must play so that they and others are not physically or emotionally hurt. Students must avoid rough play, unsafe play, and name-calling. Examples of unsafe play include jumping from the top of the play structure or sliding into someone still on or near the end of the slide
Be Respectful- Students will listen and follow directions. They will be kind and provide other students an opportunity to use the play structure. Keep hands and feet to themselves.
Have fun and enjoy!
Snack Time
Thank you for all your help with this.
Backpack Program
To ensure students have access to
food over the weekend...
Teachers and staff will pack a food bag for participating
students and place it in their locker on Friday morning.
Bags include items such as juice boxes, granola bars,
mac & cheese cups, goldfish crackers, and milk. The
menu will vary weekly. Children can pick up their
backpack bag when they leave school on Friday. These
bags are free, open to all students, and sponsored by
the Weymouth Food Pantry.
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