FOWLER SCHOOL
2025-2026 (10-10-25)
Contact Information
3 Tiger Drive
978-897-6700
Principal- Keith Kinney kkinney@maynard.k12.ma.us
Assistant Principal-David Snyder dsnyder@maynard.k12.ma.us
Administrative Assistant- Joanne Lochiatto jlochiatto@maynard.k12.ma.us
Administrative Assistant- Marie Roche mroche@maynard.k12.ma.us
Nurse Amy Jamieson: ajamieson@maynard.k12.ma.us
Nurse Rozie Ross: rross@maynard.k12.ma.us
Happy Friday!
Nature's Classroom:
Next week, our grade 7 students will leave Fowler for their week-long adventure. Nature’s Classroom is a cherished Maynard tradition, and we are proud to continue it. It’s incredible to see our students shine as they learn new skills in ways beyond the traditional classroom. Grade 7 caregivers, please ensure your students are prepared and ready for Monday. I will be there for the first half of the week, and Mr. Snyder will take over for the second half. We’ll provide daily updates! For those not in grade 7, please consider supporting the future group (now grade 6). It’s a process that benefits each year! (See below)
Nature's Classroom Fundraiser
Nature’s Classroom is a seminal moment in the lives of students who attend Maynard Public Schools! This trip is a pivotal and influential moment in time that leaves a lasting influence on those who are able to participate. As the Fowler School prepares to send the current 7th grade to Nature’s Classroom in less than a month, preparations for this year's 6th graders have begun! And with that, there is a Holiday Season fundraiser to support this effort.
Ready to invest in some new holiday gift wrapping paper, or various assortments of scented candles? You may know some loved ones with a sweet tooth or in need of a new tote bag. If so, please consider browsing this link to the Meadow Farms Fundraiser, in which 40% of the proceeds go towards the Nature’s Classroom Scholarship Fund at Fowler. As we enter the spirit of the Holiday Season, please consider purchasing this season's gift wrapping paper through this fundraising effort, and ensure that all Maynard Public School students have the opportunity to enjoy this impactful outdoor excursion at Nature’s Classroom. If your student enjoyed Nature’s Classroom, please consider participating in our efforts to ensure that all students can attend in the years to come.
Here is the link where you can provide your support!
https://shop.meadowfarms.com/principal-keith-kinney-280018
Please see the flyers below for several reminders:
New Information
1. Maynard Booster Club
2. Ms. Swenson's Bookworm
3. Town of Maynard "I Voted" sticker design competiton
4. WAVM
5. Safety and High School Caregiver Presentation
Repeat Informaion:
1. Penny Wars
2. Art Club
4. Thursday Free Play
UPCOMING DATES
November 17-21- Nature's Classroom (Grade 7 Only)
November 26-30- Thanksgiving Break
December 24- Winter Break
January 19th- No School (MLK Day)
February 16th- No School (Presidents' Day)
March 23–April 17- ELA MCAS Timeframe
April 27–May 22- Math MCAS Timeframe
April 27–May 22- STE (grades 5 and 8 Science) MCAS Timeframe
April 27–June 5- CIVICS (Grade 8 only) MCAS Timeframe
Important Resources to Know
1. Adult and Youth Mobile Crisis Intervention: Call 800-640-5432
2. Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org/chat
3. Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
4. Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline: Call 800-327-5050 or visit helplinema.org
5. OUT Metrowest for LGBTQ Youth: Call 508-875-2122 or visit outmetrowest.org
6. Trevor Lifeline for LGBTQ Youth: Call 866-488-7386, text START to 678678, or visit thetrevorproject.org
7. Planned Parenthood: Call 888-258-4448 or visit plannedparenthood.org
8. National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 800-799-7233, text LOVEIS to 22522, or visit thehotline.org
9. Eating Disorder Hotline: Call 800-931-2237, or visit nationaleatingdisorder.org
10. Seize the Awkward: text SEIZE to 741741, or visit seizetheawkward.org
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