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Last Day of School - Friday June 20 - Early Release Day

Friday June 20th is the last day of school. Students will be dismissed at 11:45am.

8th Grade Promotion Ceremony

Parents/Guardians of current 8th graders are invited to attend the promotion ceremony at NRHS on Wednesday June 18th at 6pm. See information below.

The 2025-2026 Calendar

The calendar for the 2025-2026 school year has been approved. See pdf below.

Stay connected to NRMS - Tech Tips & Tricks

Please review these helpful ways that you can stay connected to our school and be equipped to support your scholar. Parent Technology Tips including where to find important info on the Nauset App and Nauset Website.

In partnership with our faculty and district town librarians, our Librarian, Ms. Harvey, has put together an awesome reading list for this summer! Students who read at least four books as noted will receive a certificate, a prize, and a celebration in the fall. Please click this link NRMS Reading List to view/print the reading list, as well as the book tracker. Happy reading!

Please review and complete the following request by Friday, June 6, 2025: NRMS Bus Verification Form

When: Wednesday, June 18 at 6:00pm-7:30pm

Where: Nauset Regional High School Performing Arts Center

100 Cable Road in Eastham

Families of current 8th graders are encouraged to attend the 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony. As seating is limited, please do not bring more than 3 or 4 family members.

If we run out of seating, an overflow space in the high school cafeteria will be where extended family members can gather.

8th Graders should arrive at the high school by 5:30pm to line up in the proper order.

Families can reunite with the students after the ceremony in the high school courtyard.

Student dress code is nice pants/shorts and collared shirt; skirt or dress; sneakers or sandals, or shoes. Please no flip-flops or hooded sweatshirts. Students should avoid high heels, as they will be moving around the stage to receive their certificate.

Please notify us in advance if your 8th grade student will not be in attendance so that we can finalize the seating on the stage.

Thank you!

Please take a few minutes to complete our short "Nauset 2030: Feedback for the Future" survey, linked here.
We are looking forward to your thoughts and feedback as we chart a course for the future of NPS!

Hello NRMS Families,

We have made it to the last week of school and next week promises to be a wonderful conclusion to what has been a strong school year at NRMS.

This past week, I had the privilege of attending the 8th grade poetry readings at the Snow Library, here in Orleans. This event was an amazing showcase of our talented students. The string quartet performed and the poems moved the audience members to tears. Kudos to our students, the 8th grade ELA teachers, and the Snow Library for organizing this amazing event.

Last night was the 8th grade dinner dance and it was an enjoyable evening for the 8th grade class to begin their week of celebrations. The class was on a field trip today. Next week we will practice for the promotion ceremony on Tuesday here at the middle school and then the ceremony will take place on Wednesday evening at the high school.

As we approach the summer months, we encourage you to help our students do some digital detox. While our 6th and 7th graders will keep their Chromebooks over the summer, we can deactivate/lock them, if requested. We strongly encourage students to get outside and play in the summer months or read while inside on any rainy days instead of being on technology. Even if you decide to just take some tech-free weeks during the summer, that can help students reduce their screen time.

Our last week of school has students going on field trips and wrapping up the year. We will recognize our 6th and 7th grade scholars with the awards night on Monday. There is no school on Thursday June 19th for the Juneteenth holiday. We end the year with a half day of school on Friday June 20.

As we look ahead to next year, one theme we will be focused on is supporting our students to become the crew in their educational journey through middle school, not just a passenger. This means taking more ownership for their learning, tracking their own progress, setting goals, and crafting plans to reach those goals. Together we can help students be set up for success in high school and beyond. We will help students become strong communicators, problem solvers, creative thinkers, global citizens, self-directed learners, and collaborators. These are the aspirations for all students and make up the profile of a graduate from Nauset. The middle school years are foundational for this work.

Thanks again for a wonderful school year. It takes a village to support our students. Hats off to our community for the work we collectively do to support our students.

Peter Cohen, Ed.D.

Principal

For links to archived weekly newsletters, click here.

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8th Grade Team Infinity Week-At-A-Glance