Weymouth High School

• Tuesday, May 31 is a G Day

CONGRATULATIONS to the 132 WHS students grades 10-12 who were recently inducted onto the Scholar and/or Leadership Walls!

CONGRATULATIONS to the 65 Weymouth Evening High School students who graduated on Monday evening!

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Spring Concert & Art Show

• The WHS Music & Art Departments invite you to The Spring Concert & Art Show on June 1, 2022 in the WHS Auditorium.
• The Art Show begins at 6:30 pm in the Maroon Lobby
• The Concert will begin at 7 pm in the Auditorium
• Free and open to the public

Friday, June 10, 2022

Freshman/Sophomore Semi

• The Freshman/Sophomore Semi will be held Friday, June 10, from 7 to 9:30 pm in the Gold Cafeteria.

• Tickets are $10 and will be sold at all lunches from Wednesday, 6/1, through Thursday, 6/9.

• All obligations must be settled prior to purchasing ticket.

• Dues must be paid before you buy your ticket. Freshmen - $15; Sophomore - $15 plus your Freshman dues of $15.

• No outside guests or upperclassmen (Juniors/Seniors) will be permitted.

Progress Reports

Your child’s Progress Report for Quarter 4 is accessible on Aspen X2 . You can access the login for Aspen X2 by going to the Weymouth High School website and clicking on the Family and Students tab and then clicking on Family Log-ins. Once you are logged on to Aspen X2, you will find the progress report on the Pages Tab under Published Reports.

If you are having any problems logging on to X2, please use this link and EdTech will support your concern. If you would like a printed copy of the report card, please contact Linda Duane at 781-337-7500 ex 25126.

Concerning Student Conflicts

Recent incidents at WHS have tarnished our culture of positivity, inclusiveness, and school pride. These incidents are highly impactful on our school culture which is why we respond swiftly as a team. WHS is taking a proactive approach in responding to these incidents, including working with the Weymouth Police School Resource Officers.

It is our intention to be as clear as possible in stating that Weymouth Public Schools, and

Weymouth Police Department School Resource Officers (SROs), have no tolerance for any student(s) who participate in these assaults in any way including encouraging, recording and posting the videos on social media. Please also understand that those who antagonize or begin a conflict where a fight ensues are also responsible even if they did not fight back. WHS and the Weymouth Police have and will continue to hold these students to the highest degree possible of school discipline including suspension, expulsion and/or charges by the Weymouth Police Department.

Administration and staff, with support from our SROs, are focused on safety and are actively monitoring areas of concern. We are proactively increasing our school wide intervention systems including class meetings to discuss behavior expectations and implementing a positive system to encourage reporting of possible fighting or violence. In addition, WHS Administration is working closely with the district Safety and Social Emotional Learning Director to analyze and make recommendations to improve our school culture.

We hope you will take a moment to talk with your student(s) about the serious nature of these incidents. It's not okay to fight or assault each other, nor is it okay to encourage this behavior, or worse, stand by and film it. We continue to instill positive values so that our young people can learn and grow while also taking ownership in fostering a safe and respectful school environment.

Vaping Concerns

• Over the past months, despite the positivity of winter ending and masks finally becoming optional, Weymouth High and schools across the nation are finding an alarming uptick in the use of vapes and in particular vaping products with THC. This addictive and dangerous behavior is a community conversation that we must all address in support of our students and families and we must ALL be vigilant in having conversations and knowing what our students are doing. We are including some community resources to have conversations and to recognize symptoms and concerns. WPS Support & Resource Directory
• If you are interested in helping to determine the next steps in creating community conversations on ways Weymouth can collaborate to address and find solutions to supporting our students please send an email to either Alan.strauss@weymouthps.org or Karen.Monahan@Weymouthps.org

• Please remember to speak to your student about seeing/hearing something and confidentially saying something to an adult as we are diligently trying to mitigate restroom vandalism and discipline those responsible.

Social Probation

• As we approach the end of the school year, there are a variety of events that we are excited to host here at school, as well as off campus events. We want to remind everyone that we will be enforcing social probation for any student that violates any of our Handbook policies.

• As Weymouth High School students (Grades 8-12), you represent our student body and all that we stand for here. Our Code of Conduct is in place and students are expected to act with appropriate behavior at all times. Violations or disregard for school rules will lead to disciplinary actions such as detention, ISS, and external suspension. Social probation will be added to the above, which means students on social probation could be prohibited from attending events below. Violations include, but are not limited to, cutting multiple classes, vaping, fighting/play fighting (physical and verbal), inappropriate behavior in the cafeteria, use of offensive and/or hate speech to students or staff, any student pranks and any other infraction listed in the handbook.

• Over the course of the next 12 weeks we will have events for Grades 8-12 and every one of them is a privilege that we want to extend to every interested student. These events are a privilege not a right.
  These events include:

• Athletic/Social events as a spectator
  Jr. Prom
  Freshman/Sophomore Dance
  8th Grade Dance
  Senior Cookout
  Senior Prom
  Senior Cruise
  Walking across the stage at graduation (Grade 8 or 12)

• Violations or disregard for school rules will lead to disciplinary actions. You can access our handbook here: WHS Handbook 2021-2022

Good Afternoon everyone,

As we celebrate this weekend the “beginning” of summer, it is still vitally important that we never forget the roots of Memorial Day and the thanks we owe to all of the families and loved ones who have served our great nation. And also to thank all of our students, past and current, who have heroically enlisted in the armed forces in order to serve our nation and protect our freedoms.

Service is the highest level of commitment and our veterans, as well as our first responders must never be forgotten. And we must follow in their footsteps, understanding the lessons in the importance of service, which is certainly not limited to those who gave their life so bravely in the military or as a first responder. We have never witnessed this more poignantly and emotionally than during the height of the pandemic, where our health care workers, first responders, essential workers and so many more have provided dedicated and compassionate service to others. This service is the building block of a strong community and is a reminder that everyone has the ability to serve. It is also based upon a caveat- that we understand and appreciate our opportunities and our purpose in doing what we do.

Yet I am remiss to not include everyone who works in Weymouth Public Schools, and school staff everyone across America where the day after another unthinkable tragedy in a Public School, each was back at work to do what is not nearly as simply as society assume sit is- to just be ok!. I posted this today and never is it more true.

With the idea that service is a choice I am reminded of this paragraph that is found in many places but that I first read inside the underground transportation system in Washington DC.

“Conduct your blooming in the noise and whip of the whirlwind. If not now, when? If not here, where? We are where we are, and we do not have to alter the means to our “location” if we alter our ability to bloom organically. It is here where our lives can either flower or fade or vibrate with beauty or negativity. Life offers us a different kind of possibility: To live positively, to love passionately within the limitations of our circumstances, within the compass of the life we have been given. We are invited to select our inner landscape, whether we see it as an abundant garden or a desolate lonely desert. We can choose (or refuse) to give up the myriad complaints and negative reactions that may seem roundly justified by our circumstances and which can fill our daily hours to bursting with love or overcome with anger. Anyone who finds the path that such a sacrifice calls for is indeed blessed by a flowering. “Conduct your blooming…” a conscious choice” Author Unknown

For years the greatest leaders in their fields have said showing up to work was not nearly enough and that we have a responsibility to do a little more, to water the fields of life rather than allowing them to dry up and wilt. We have seen that anyone can clock in and out( and far too many do just that), and it is the truly special people who see their job as their avocation (their calling and their blooming) rather than simply their vocation. It is not just staying late at work that matters, it is how that time is spent and the true “difference” one makes in the lives of others. It is their desire to bloom the lives of others rather than destroy the lives of others that makes them special.

It has been with tremendous pride that I see our Associate Principals, Deans, Faculty, ESP’s, Counselors, IT and Library staff, Nurses, Coaches, Advisors, Directors,Assistant Directors, SRO, Security, Food Service Maintenance and Custodial staffs along wirth Central Office Administration and Staff, Town Employees, Community Partners and this community viewing their work as their avocation rather than simply as a job. They truly go above and beyond and do not believe their work is defined by a clock or the walls of our schoolhouse, but rather the entire community is truly a living “classroom”. They seek to grow, even during difficult times. Almost everyone, despite their own sacrifices and fears, responds daily with compassion. These professionals certainly conduct their “blooming” to create a garden rich in depth and beauty and they choose abundance daily! It is easy to be happy during the good times, yet those who empower others to bloom during times of difficulty, must be commended for all they do.

To our families of fallen soldiers, our thoughts are with you, and to our families who have members serving in the military or serving as first responders, thank you and we are always thinking of you. Your loved ones have allowed this nation to grow in abundance and beauty, which is a landscape that everyone should be thankful for.

Have a great week everyone,

Alan Strauss, Principal

alan.strauss@weymouthps.org

Upcoming Events

• May 30 - No School - Memorial Day
• June 1 - Spring Concert & Art Show - Art Show @ 6:30 pm; Concert @ 7 pm in WHS Auditorium.
• June 4 - Graduation - Procession around the track will begin at 9:45 am and the Ceremony will begin at 10 am.

Community Resource Opportunity

Adult English Language Classes

• Adult English Language Classes will be held on every Tuesday & Thursday starting on June 7, 2022 through July 14, 2022 at Weymouth High School in Room 2079.
• Classes for High Intermediate/Advanced Level will meet at 5 - 6 pm
• Classes for Beginner/Low Intermediate Level will meet at 6 - 7 pm
• The cost is FREE!
• To complete a registration form, click on this LINK.
• For more information, click on this LINK.

Upcoming MCAS Dates

Grade10 and Grade 9 taking Biology

• June 7 and June 8

Library Announcement

• As we approach the end of the year, please remember to return your library books! There will not be late fees for any returned books.

• Seniors with overdue materials that are not returned will be charged obligations following Spring break.

• Students with overdue library chromebooks that are not returned will be charged obligations at the start of May.

• If you return an item after an obligation is issued, that obligation can be cleared.

CLASS of 2022

• June 2 & June 3 - Graduation Rehearsal

• On June 2 - Students arrive at the gym at 8 am. Please enter through the back gym doors
• Rehearsal will hopefully be over by noon time.

• Return to Primary Schools will take place on Thursday, 6/2. Return to your primary school (including St. Francis) wearing your cap and gown to show teachers how far you have come. Principals are expecting you directly after graduation rehearsal. Please report to the office of the primary school.

• On June 3 - Students will watch the Senior Video and will enter through the Auditorium doors.

• June 4- Graduation

• Students arrive at the high school at 8:30 am and report to the gym. Please try to carpool.

• Please note that the Procession around the track will begin at 9:45 am and the Graduation Ceremony will begin at 10 am.

Dues & Obligations

• In order to participate in the Graduation ceremony, all obligations and dues must be paid. Dues can be paid in the Gold office.

• If you have any questions, please contact Karen Bonner at karen.bonnner@weymouthschools.org

Scholarship Scoop

• Be sure to check out the Scholarship Scoop link to view various scholarship applications

CLASS OF 2023

College Application Video

• Juniors and Parents of Juniors Considering College after High School - please click on this LINK to check out a video from WHS Counseling Services that describes the college application process, introduces some new software we will be using to assist with the process and provides the next steps to focus on now.

Class Dues

• Remember to pay Class dues! Please turn in your dues to the GOLD OFFICE. Below is a break down of class dues:

• Freshman year: $15

• Sophomore year: $15

• Junior Year: $40

• Students can check if they owe dues on their aspen under “My Info” and then click on “My Details” then click on “Obligations.” If there is an amount next to “Previous Years Dues” that is what is owed.

• Also please complete Community Service Hours.

• Social Probation can result in the loss of the privilege to attend school activities.

• REMEMBER TO SIGN INTO STUDY!

• If you have any questions, please contact me at michael.mcleod@weymouthschools.org.

CLASS OF 2024

Freshman/Sophomore Dance

• The Freshman/Sophomore Semi will be held Friday, June 10, from 7 to 9:30 pm in the Gold Cafeteria.

• Tickets are $10 and will be sold at all lunches from Wednesday, 6/1,- Thursday, 6/9.

• All obligations must be settled prior to ticket purchase.

• All dues must be paid prior to ticket purchase - $15 for Sophomore and $15 for Freshman.

• No outside guests or upperclassmen (Juniors/Seniors) will be permitted.

• If you have any questions, please contact me at 781/337-7500, ext. 25150 or jennifer.mendicino@weymouthschools.org.

CLASS OF 2025

Freshman/Sophomore Semi

• The Freshman/Sophomore Semi will be held Friday, June 10, from 7 to 9:30 pm in the Gold Cafeteria.
• Tickets are $10 and will be sold at all lunches from Wednesday, 6/1, - Thursday, 6/9.
• All obligations must be settled prior to ticket purchase. No outside guests or upperclassmen (Juniors/Seniors) will be permitted.
• Dues must be paid prior to ticket purchase - $15 Freshman.

• Follow the Class Officers for the Class of 2025 on Instagram for announcements, information on fundraisers, and other fun stuff! Follow them now at whs.officers2025

CLASS of 2026

8th Grade Important End of Year Dates

• Thursday, June 23 - Promotion Ceremony for Harmony, Gratitude, and Kindness at 9 am
• Thursday, June 23 - Half Day for students - 10:45 am dismissal
  
• Thursday, June 23 - 8th Grade Dance - 6 - 8 pm
• Friday, June 24 - Promotion Ceremony for Courage and Dream at 9 am
• Friday, June 24 - Half Day for students -10:45 am dismissal
  
• Monday, June 27 - Half Day for students - 10:45 am dismissal
• Tuesday, June 28 - Half Day - Last Day of School 9 am dismissal

We will provide more details about the Promotion Ceremonies and the Dance as we get closer to those events.

• Playoff schedules will be out on June 1.
• Fall 2022-23 Sports Information Night will be held on Monday, June 6 at 6 pm in the High School Gym. This event is for all Fall sports athletes and parent/guardians. Come and meet the coaches, get summer schedules and hear about the Boosters.

• Fall Registration (2022-2023) is now open for Cheer and Dance. Registration begins on 5/17 - 6/7/2022. Please register on the Family ID.
• FamilyID: FamilyID.

Spring Sports

Athletes of the Week

Congratulations to the following Athletes of the Week

• Paige Sellon, playing on the Softball team, went 5-5 with 10 RBI's in the Wildcat's win against Rising Tide Charter.

• Justin Riley, Boy's Volleyball, led the Wildcat's to a 3-0 victory against Framingham. Justin played a great game.

Teammate of the Week

• The Girl's Teammate of the Week is Casey Dempsey - Girl's Track. Casey has made incredible strides throughout her freshman year with hardwork and dedication.

• The Boy's Teammate of the Week is Henry Dionne - Unified Track. Henry signifies the true meaning of a teammate and the definition of unified. He is all inclusive and always a team player.

User Fees

• Fall and Winter USER FEES ARE DUE! Please use LINK to pay online

• All schedules can be found by clicking this link - Game Schedule

Application Deadline

• Our CTE Application deadline for Fall 2022 has passed. At this time we are accepting applications for our waitlist.

• Please review our new Admission Policy which can be found here WHS CTE Admissions Policy.

• Applications should be completed ONLINE and can be found on the WHS website under ACADEMICS and ABOUT CTE or by following this link WHS CTE Application

COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

COMMUNITY SERVICE IS a graduation requirement. - 10 hours per year!

Distracted Driving Online Survey

• Distractology- The science of distracted driving. Students will complete the online challenge by going to the website: www.distractology.com/program/NorfolkDATRC

• Upon completion students will print the completion form (or take a screenshot of the completion form) and bring it to Mr. Sullivan in Maroon Guidance to have their Community Service Activity Form signed and earn 1 hour of Community Service. This opportunity will be available until the end of the 2021-2022 school year. More information is available in the WHS library.

Shifting Gears: The Blunt Truth about Marijuana and Driving

• AAA Northeast is pleased to offer this program that brings the facts about marijuana impairment and driving performance to teens at or near driving age. You might have heard that people who recently consumed THC – the chemical in marijuana that gets you high – can drive safely. Or that marijuana is nowhere near as dangerous as alcohol when it comes to driving. Maybe someone you know has even said they drive better while high. They might feel more relaxed and less anxious. And that would be safer, right?

• At AAA, we’ve been studying this topic for years and know the latest facts and research. When you’re done with this program, you’ll know how to answer these questions. You’ll also be challenged to re-think your notions about what being a safe driver really means and develop strategies to avoid putting yourself in a dangerous situation.

Completing the Shifting Gears Challenge

• View the following video presentation - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ihZ1WvSWPI

• Complete the following post-video form: Shifting Gears post-program form https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=Vk_MDKwNpUKm9kZzh-WGwImR0ERXaLZHvnP7zdHk5btUOVZRM0RDQzIzRUhUOUZRTjBDNFRFVUlFVC4u

• After completing the form, you will receive your proof of participation via email. Your email address will be kept private and will not be shared or used for any purpose other than confirmation of completion.

• Schools with 100 participants earn 10 points.

• Each student who completes the challenge will earn 1 Community Service hour. Each student needs to either print the completion form or email it to brendan.sullivan@weymouthschool.org and then follow up with Mr. Sullivan in Maroon Guidance to have their Community Service form signed. Thank you.

Wessagusset Parent Council

• The Wessagusset Parent Council is seeking high school students in need of community service hours to assist with after school programs at the Wessagusset Primary School. While this project is still in the planning stages, we are looking for assistance weekdays from 3 – 4:30 pm to help set up various projects, both indoors and outdoors, assist with helping students in Grades K-5 with tasks specific to the After School Club and with general clean up. Depending on interest, we may need assistance with serving as coaches and referees for sports games.

• If interested in any of these opportunities, please email ceastman73@gmail.com with name and availability.

Weymouth Street Hockey League

• Weymouth Street Hockey is looking for student volunteers to help in and around the rink during game days. Please click on this LINK to get more information and sign up form.

Check in the Library for more ongoing Community Service Opportunities. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Strauss, Ms. Monahan or your dean.

Online Payments

Weymouth Public Schools now has the ability to pay fees online. Click on this LINK your payments.

Parking

Parking stickers are required to park on campus. Students who do not have a sticker were issued warnings the past 2 weeks. Students who do not have a sticker may be towed.

Student IDs

All students were given a student ID and they must have this ID on them. Students who check in tardy and do not have an ID may receive detention.

Checking Student's Attendance

• Please click on this LINK for directions on how to access students' attendance.

• If there is an error, please reach out to your child’s teacher.

• If questions arise after the parent portal has been reviewed regarding CLASS attendance, please contact the teacher directly.

• Parents/Guardians must call or email the school in the morning to alert the appropriate Attendance Secretary of your child’s absence.

• Renee Vitello - Grade 8 - Ext 25107 - renee.vitello@weymouthps.org

• Diane Padula - Grades 9 - 12 - Ext 25102 - diane.padula@weymouthps.org

Homeroom

• Homeroom is required.

• If your student is in the building and does not attend Homeroom, you will receive detentions and calls home.

• Homeroom is not optional and it impacts your school records.

Dismissals

• Dismissals require a minimum of a 2-hour notice prior to dismissal time to the appropriate attendance secretary.

• We cannot accommodate Immediate dismissal unless it is an emergency situation and your student's Dean has been contacted.

• Parents/Guardians can dismiss students at door # 36 with proper identification and MUST be listed in the students contact in Aspen.

• Dismissal hours are between 8:00 am and 1:45 pm. No dismissal will be processed after 1:45 pm.

• If a parent is dismissing a student at door # 36 for a 1:45 pm dismissal time, please arrive no later than 1:30 pm to allow security time to process.

COVID Medical Questions

All Covid related issues are to be reported directly to the nursing staff.

• Email - whsnurse@weymouthps.org

• Phone - 781-337-7500, Ext. 25124

• Fax - 781-340-2565

Documented/Excused Absence - Doctor’s Note

• Absence validated by a doctor’s note provided documentation is submitted within one week of the absence. After the fourth not documented/unexcused absence in a quarter, a doctor’s note must be provided to excuse further absences. (pg 64, WHS Handbook)

Student Obligations

• Student Obligation Notices are now available in Aspen, Parent and Student Portal.

• Viewing Obligations in Aspen

WPS Opportunities & Resources

• To view the WPS Opportunities and Resources, please click on this LINK.

Sideline Online Store

• If you are looking for Wildcat gear for people of all ages, visit our Sideline Store. You will be able to find blankets, hats, polo’s, sweats, bags, stadium chairs, drinkware, baby clothes from vendors such as Badger, New Era, Gildan, Nike and Sport Tek. A small portion of each sale will come back to WHS and all orders are sent to wherever you would like them to go!

https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/massachusetts/southweymouth/weymouth-high-school

College Application Video

Juniors and Parents of Juniors Considering College after High School - please click on this LINK to check out a video from WHS Counseling Services that describes the college application process, introduces some new software we will be using to assist with the process and provides the next steps to focus on now.

COVID Medical Questions

All Covid related issues are to be reported directly to the nursing staff.

• Email - whsnurse@weymouthps.org

• Phone - 781-337-7500, Ext. 25124

• Fax - 781-340-2565

Library

Change of Hours the week of 5/30 - 6/3/2022

• The library will be closed after school this week on Tuesday, 5/31 and Wednesday, 6/1.

Our librarian, Ms. Carolus-Hager, and our library assistant, Ms. Perriello, are excited to welcome students into the library!

• Visit the WHS Library Website - WHS Library Website. This website gives you all the information you need including Library Passes. You can sign up for library passes by going to bit.ly/library-SIP and filling out the Google Form. The form is open from 2:15 pm (after school for the next day) until 7:35 am (morning of) and sign up is for the current day only. Once you have a pass, you can come straight to the library during your study period and check in with staff at the desk.

• Parents or students interested in receiving emails about after school library closures can sign up here.

Announcements

• As we approach the end of the year, please remember to return your library books! There will not be late fees for any returned books.

• Seniors with overdue materials that are not returned will be charged obligations following Spring break.

• Students with overdue library chromebooks that are not returned will be charged obligations at the start of May.

• If you return an item after an obligation is issued, that obligation can be cleared.

Alan Strauss, Principal

Karen Monahan, Associate Principal

Rebecca Paulhus, Associate Principal

Website: https://www.weymouthschools.org/weymouth-high-school
Location: Weymouth High School,Wildcat Way, Weymouth, MA, USA
Phone: 781-337-7500
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weymouthpublicschools/
Twitter: @WeymouthHSpride

ATHLETICS

• Athletic Registration Form
• Travel Release
• Pay Online
  
• Game Schedules

FOOD SERVICES

• Free & Reduced Application Information

GENERAL INFORMATION

• 2021- 2022 WPS Calendar
  
• Follow Your Dean
  
• 21 - 2022 Bell Schedule
  

• 21 - 2022 Half Day Bell Schedule

• 2021 - 2022 WHS Student Handbook
  

• Student/Parent Handbook Acknowledgement Form
  

• Library Web Site
  

• Library Lunch Sign Up
  

• Junior & Senior Privilege
  

• Independent Status

• Independent Status Form

• Attendance Information
  

• SEPAC Meeting Schedule
  

• 2021/2022 WHS Clubs
  

• Parking Permit Form
  

• Student Employment Permit

GUIDANCE

• Scholarship Scoop
• Future Planning Resource Guide
• College Application Video

HEALTH

• Health Office Contact Information
• Emergency Contact & Medical Information Form

TECHNOLOGY

• 1:1 Device Agreement
• Ticket for Support

TRANSPORTATION

• Bus Application
• Bus Payments
• 2021-2022 Bus Routes

WEYMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

• WPS Support & Resource Directory

Masks: Effective Monday, February 28 masks will be optional in all Weymouth Public Schools, pre-K through Grade 12, for all staff, students and visitors. Any individual who chooses to continue to wear a mask in school, including those who are at a higher risk of contracting COVID, will be supported in that choice.

At-Home Testing Resources:

• Opt-In Form for students and staff
• WPS At-Home Testing Information & FAQs
• About the Test: iHealth is a 15-minute at-home rapid antigen test
• Video: How to Administer an At-Home COVID Test
  
• Text Guide: How Do I Administer an At-Home COVID test?
  
• Coming Soon! Submit Positive Test Results - This is where you'll report a positive test result from your school administered at-home weekly test.

• District Calendar - School Committee approved holidays, vacations, tems and staff development
• Tech Support for Families - Submit a ticket for support. Reminder* be sure to update your child’s Chrome OS on the weekends, often and early!
• WPS Opportunities Resources - Family and community resources
• Special Education Parent Advisory Council - Meeting Dates
• Champions Before and After School Care - 781-812-8735 or lolee@discoverchampions.com
• Aspen Family Portal - Student Attendance, Contact Info & Communications or Locate Your Child's Report Card or Special Education Report
• Blackboard Communications - Opt In and Opt Out Instructions
• Town Wide Parent Council - Meets the Second Tuesday of Each Month
• Volunteer to Become a Parent/Guardian/Caregiver ELL Immigrant Liaison