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Who are they? They are a team of public health dental hygienists.

What do they do? They provide fluoride varnish treatments and oral health screenings in school. They also provide dental cleanings and sealants as needed!

When are they coming? May 30, 2024

Is this required? No! This service is 100% optional. Consent forms were sent home in your child’s folder. If you’re interested then fill it out and return it to school next week.

Does this require dental insurance? No! This is a public health initiative and is free of charge. All children can benefit from this program.

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Imagine teaching a child the rules of soccer but never giving them time to actually play? Just like anything else, children need time to practice with the phonics skills they are learning by reading texts containing those concepts.

Luckily in Kindergarten-2nd grade, Marshfield has Geodes decodable books. Geodes are a wonderful resource which not only give our readers a chance to apply their learning, but also help build students' background knowledge and vocabulary, the essential components of comprehension. An added bonus, the students LOVE the stories, illustrations, and exciting new information they are learning about.

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Elane Mylett

South River School

Elane Mylett

South River School

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The Marshfield Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is inviting you to an important parent presentation

Who: All Marshfield Parents and Caregivers

When: Thursday, April 11, 6:30-8:00 pm

Where: Seth Ventress Building at 76 South River Street

Register: Please click HERE to register

MEETING THE CHALLENGE:
Understanding, Preventing, and Responding Effectively To Challenging Behavior

Presented by Kathleen Dorn, Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), Pilgrim Area Collaborative

Having a child with challenging behavior can affect the entire family. This interactive workshop will provide parents with a basis for understanding the causes and functions of their child’s challenging behaviors. Practical strategies and pro-active interventions will be discussed as participants learn new ways to prevent and respond to challenging behaviors more effectively.

Additionally - Representatives from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's Office of Public School Monitoring will provide a brief parent orientation about the upcoming Tiered Focus Monitoring Review of Marshfield Public Schools at the start of the evening.

Marshfield SEPAC website: https://mpsdsepac.weebly.com/