Superintendent Update
No School Reminder
There will be no school on Wednesday, November 11, 2026 in observance of Veterans Day.
District Improvement Goals Update: Dynamic Learning & Innovative Instruction: Connecting Teacher Leadership and High-Quality Instruction
Our district work continues to be anchored by the Medway Public Schools Strategic Plan and 2026-2027 District Improvement Plan. Two priorities, Dynamic Learning and Innovative Instruction, work hand in hand to strengthen how educators collaborate, learn, and support students. This year, a central focus is strengthening our Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), a framework that connects high-quality classroom instruction, student data, and additional supports to meet all individual learning needs.
Professional Learning: Bringing Our MTSS Work into the Classroom
The priorities identified through our districtwide MTSS work help shape the professional learning opportunities we provide for educators. During the October 21 Early Release Day, staff continued this work through MTSS Starts with Tier 1: Defining What Every Medway Student Should Experience. The session focused on identifying the essential instructional practices that promote student engagement, meaningful learning, and success for all students.
Additional professional learning included supporting students with disabilities, strengthening school nursing practices, and launching curriculum reviews in World Languages and High School Science. Educators also had dedicated time for grade-level and department collaboration.
We look forward to continuing this work during our next Professional Learning Day on December 9.
Beyond our districtwide MTSS work, Medway educators are also engaging in professional learning opportunities that bring innovative instructional practices into our classrooms. Two recent examples highlight this commitment.
MHS Drama Club Presents: Soundscapes
The Medway High Drama Club is excited to present Soundscapes, a play about Iris who has synesthesia. She has no idea. At first, she simply thinks that everyone sees colors and shapes when music plays, but by the time she's a teenager, it's clear that others don't understand. Struggling to downplay the way she experiences the world, and worrying what it might mean to be different, the young artist is at war with herself until she meets a new friend - and he sees the colors too. An ensemble chorus of colors bring Iris' experience of discovering her neurodivergence to life in this triumphant, visually stunning coming-of-age story.
Performances will take place on Saturday, November 21 at 1:00pm and 7:00pm. To purchase tickets, click here.
Post Season Sports
Most of our High School teams have celebrated their Senior Days by this point in the season.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and our girls’ and boys’ soccer teams, field hockey team, and volleyball team have hosted special events to raise funds for cancer research, to honor those who have lost their lives to cancer, to celebrate survivors, and show support for individuals and families currently facing the fight.
Tournament season is just around the corner! Stay tuned for updates and information as we head into an exciting time of year for MHS Athletics!
Medway Public Schools in the News
We are pleased to share press releases and published news about events and accomplishments throughout the district.
The following articles were recently shared and published on our district website which can be accessed here:
'SUP Medway: NEW Online Toolkit for Medway Parents
As part of the Building Bright Brains campaign, ‘SUP Medway partnered with Boston University to develop this user-friendly and interactive toolkit to support parents so that your kids have the healthiest brain development possible. Taking less than 10 minutes to complete, this free resource was built for YOU. Check it out: BuildingBrightBrains.com/toolkit
Turkey Trot
Founded in 2011, The Medway Turkey Trot has been a Thanksgiving tradition for families from Medway and beyond. The 15th Annual race will be held on Thursday, November 26 at 7:30 a.m. All proceeds of the Turkey Trot go to the Medway High School Athletic Department for uniform and other equipment purchases. For additional information and to register, click here!
Early Release: Reminder
There will be an Early Release Day on Wednesday, October 21. Please see dismissal times below.
McGovern: 12:00 p.m.
Burke-Memorial: 11:30 a.m.
Middle School: 11:02 a.m.
High School: 11:34 a.m
District Improvement Goals Update: Dynamic Learning: Artificial Intelligence
Our district work continues to be anchored by the Medway Public Schools Strategic Plan and 2026-2027 District Improvement Plan. A continuing goal in the area of Dynamic Instruction is to explore and adopt Artificial Intelligence Tools and Use Policy.
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly prevalent in schools, workplaces, and everyday life, Medway Public Schools has been engaged in ongoing discussions about how we can prepare faculty, staff, and students to use these tools responsibly and effectively while continuing to develop students’ critical thinking skills that are essential to learning.
As an important next step, the district will soon launch ClassCloud, a secure AI platform that provides access to multiple AI tools within an environment designed to protect personally identifiable information and district data. We will intentionally begin the rollout with faculty and staff first, providing time for educators to become familiar with the platform, explore its potential to support teaching and learning, and identify effective practices.
This initial phase will also allow us to thoughtfully develop parameters for future student use, including grade-level access and appropriate learning opportunities. As this work develops, we will continue to share information with families, including the above resources to help families understand and navigate the rapidly changing role of AI in education.
Merit Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to Medway High School seniors, Elle Heiden and Aaron Simon who recently received letters of commendation from Assistant Superintendent and Interim Principal Paul Peri and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Elle and Aaron are two of approximately 34,000 students nationwide being recognized as Commended Students for their academic achievements.
MMS Performing Arts Presents: Radium Girls
The Medway Middle School Performing Arts Department proudly presents Radium Girls, a compelling and powerful production performed by our talented MMS students. Join us for this performance on October 23 at 7:00 PM or October 24 at 2:00 pm.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.mmsperformingarts.com.
MHS Drama Club Presents: Soundscapes
The Medway High Drama Club is excited to present Soundscapes, a play about Iris who has synesthesia. She has no idea. At first, she simply thinks that everyone sees colors and shapes when music plays, but by the time she's a teenager, it's clear that others don't understand. Struggling to downplay the way she experiences the world, and worrying what it might mean to be different, the young artist is at war with herself until she meets a new friend - and he sees the colors too. An ensemble chorus of colors bring Iris' experience of discovering her neurodivergence to life in this triumphant, visually stunning coming-of-age story.
Performances will take place on Saturday, November 21 at 1:00pm and 7:00pm. To purchase tickets, click here.
Medway Public Schools in the News
We are pleased to share press releases and published news about events and accomplishments throughout the district. Click here to view recently published articles on our district website.
**Location Change** SEPAC Trunk or Treat
*Due to rain forecasted on Friday, the Trunk or Treat will be moved to the McGovern School Cafeteria and Gym*
Get ready for a fun-filled evening at our annual Trunk or Treat event on October 16th!
Schedule: A sensory-friendly start begins at 4:30 PM, followed by the opening for the general public at 5:00 PM.
Activities & Food: Enjoy delicious options from various food trucks, music by DJ Souza, a photo booth by Tim Rice, and a basket raffle to support Medway SEPAC.
Location & Parking: Held at the McGovern School, 9 Lovering Street,
Thank You to Our Sponsors: Leland Siding Windows and Roofing, Chris Auto and Truck Repair, Club Z Tutoring Service, and Master Touch.
Community Education
Community Fall Brochure - Registration is open! It is time to celebrate autumn with friends and family - join a sports or fitness program or an enjoyable night of crafts or wellness. Many new programs are offered, plus our popular all-time favorites! We encourage you to reach out to Community Education directly to explore options for joining a program already in progress. Please use the links below to view programs and to register.
Fall Brochure | Arbiter Youth/Teen | Arbiter Adult | UniPay
After School Enrichment Programs - Registration is open! Fun and exciting after school programs for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8 begin the week of October 19th. Join a sports, art or STEM program with your friends! Please use the links below to view programs and to register.
Fall After School Flyer | Arbiter McGovern School | Arbiter Burke-Memorial School |
Arbiter Middle School | UniPay
Early Release Day Parties - Registration is open for students in Kindergarten through Grade 4! Gather your friends and classmates and join the fun at our Early Release Day parties - Monster Bash on October 21, Loose Parts Art on November 18, and Winter Wonderland on December 9. In addition to each main party theme, special activities include yummy snacks, unique crafts, big movement games, the Big Blue Blocks, and much more! Please use the links below to view program details on page 3 and to register.
Fall After School Flyer | Arbiter McGovern School | Arbiter Burke-Memorial School | UniPay
Medway Early Childhood Center (MECC) is seeking qualified Teacher Assistants. For additional information, please email Kerry Liard, Director, at Kerry Liard.
Visit our website Medway Community Education | Home and follow us on social media for the latest updates! We welcome all inquiries directed to
Grant Funding to Support the ‘SUP Medway Coalition
The Medway Public Schools district has been awarded a $625,000 continuation Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Support Program grant to bolster local youth substance use prevention efforts. This federal funding will provide critical resources to sustain and expand the impactful work of the SUP (Substance Use Prevention) Medway Coalition. Through this continued support, the coalition will enhance community outreach, strengthen local partnerships, and implement evidence-based programs to promote healthier outcomes for Medway students.
Teaching & Learning Update: Bringing Our Strategic Plan to Life
As shared in our last Community Update, we will provide regular updates throughout the year on our progress toward district improvement efforts. As we begin the 2026–2027 school year, our teaching and learning work continues to be guided by the priorities outlined in the Medway Public Schools Strategic Plan and 2026-2027 District Improvement Plan. Across the district, we are working to translate these priorities into meaningful action that strengthens teaching, supports educators, and creates engaging, rigorous, and student-centered learning experiences for all students.
A continuing goal in the area of Dynamic Instruction is to expand and implement a comprehensive Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) in academic and social-emotional learning.
Innovative Instruction
Last year, a team of Medway educators and leaders developed a shared Instructional Vision and Framework, including Instructional Look-Fors that define the high-leverage instructional practices we want students to experience across our schools. The goal is not for every classroom to look the same, but to create greater coherence and ensure all students have access to engaging, rigorous, and student-centered learning.
This year, we are moving from defining our vision to bringing it to life. Professional learning is focused on strengthening high-quality core instruction, beginning with how we frame learning so students understand its purpose, connect it to prior learning and larger ideas, engage in meaningful thinking and sense-making, and reflect on their developing understanding.
This instructional work is also the foundation of our continued development of a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS). Strong core instruction is our first level of support for every student. At the same time, we are working toward greater consistency across schools in how we identify student needs, provide additional academic, behavioral, and social-emotional supports, and use data to determine whether those supports are working.
Together, these efforts connect our Strategic Plan to the daily experiences of students and educators: a shared vision for high-quality instruction, a system of support responsive to student needs, and leadership structures that build the capacity to sustain this work.
Free Breakfast & Lunch for the 2026-2027 School Year
Medway Public Schools is pleased to continue offering free breakfast and lunch to all students during the 2026-2027 school year through the Commonwealth's support of the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. Every student enrolled in Medway Public Schools is eligible to receive healthy school meals at no cost, regardless of household income.
Although meals are available free of charge to all students, we strongly encourage families to complete a Meal Benefit Application if they believe they may qualify. Meal Benefit Applications help determine eligibility for additional benefits while also providing valuable data that supports school funding and access to important community resources. Applications, eligibility information, and additional program details are available on the Medway Public Schools website under Free & Reduced Lunch. Families with questions or who would like assistance completing an application may contact Amy Jacobs at 508-533-3222, ext. 3160 or amjacobs@medwayschools.org.
Massachusetts Association of School Superintendent’s Award for Academic Excellence
At the September 24, 2026 School Committee meeting, Aurelia Mello was honored with the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents (MASS) Award for Academic Excellence. Presented by Dr. Pires, this prestigious award recognizes a high school senior who ranks in the top 5% of their class while demonstrating exceptional leadership, social responsibility, and community engagement. Aurelia was celebrated as one of the highest-achieving students in the Class of 2027. In addition to serving as President of the Class of 2027 and President of Medway High School Peer Counseling, Aurelia is an alumni mentor for Project 351 and works as a lead counselor at the Franklin YMCA.
2026 Tri-M Inductees
Please join the MFPA in congratulating the 2026 Tri-M Music Honor Society Inductees! This year 13 students joined the MHS students that have achieved this status. The ceremony took place on September 30th and included the following band and chorus students.
Abigail Arbeene — Voice
Sadie Baldner — Clarinet
Gabriella Bien-Aime — Voice
Noah Cooperman — Trumpet
Brynna Doyle — Percussion
Maggie Drake — Voice
Ruby Dwyer — Voice
Bella Gonzales — Flute
Ella Grimes — Voice
Angela Khela — Flute
Shruti Mukherjee — Flute
Jeremy Redden — Trumpet
Helen Sencio — Percussion
Medway Friends of Performing Arts - Open Mic Night
The MFPA, in partnership with Burke-Memorial School Music Teacher Emma Ceurvels, is excited to host our first Burke-Memorial Open Mic Night on Thursday, October 15 at 6:00 p.m. in the Memorial Cafeteria. The MFPA will also be sponsoring a Bake Sale during the event, save room for some treats!
Join us for a fun night of student talent!
SEPAC Trunk or Treat
Our SEPAC team has been working very hard to create a fun and inclusive Trunk or Treat on October 16th for all families, that includes food, music, and a basket raffle! While the community flyer lists an event start time as 5:00 p.m., IEP, 504 and special education families are invited to come at 4:30 p.m. for a quieter, sensory-friendly start for children who may benefit from a less crowded environment. We are grateful to the SEPAC for giving us this opportunity to bring our community together.
Transportation
Bus passes were distributed to students and the bus pass requirement was implemented on Tuesday, September 22.
If your student does not have a bus pass at this time, our records indicate that either:
Transportation was not registered for the student; or
The student was registered, but the Pay-to-Ride transportation fee was not paid in full.
If you believe there is an issue with your student's bus pass, registration, payment, route, or bus stop, please continue to reach out to the Transportation Department. We will review the information and provide a timely response as appropriate.
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation.
Community Education
Fall Brochure - Registration is open! It is time to celebrate autumn with friends and family - join a sports or fitness program or an enjoyable night of crafts or wellness. Many new programs are offered, plus our popular all-time favorites!
Fall Brochure | Arbiter Youth/Teen | Arbiter Adult | UniPay
After School Enrichment Programs for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8 begin the week of October 19. The program flyer will be sent home in all students’ backpacks in late September with Arbiter registration opening on Thursday, October 1 at 6:00 p.m. More information to follow.
Early Release Day parties for students in Kindergarten through Grade 4! Gather your friends and classmates and join the fun - Monster Bash on October 21, Loose Parts Art on November 18, and Winter Wonderland on December 9. In addition to each main party theme, special activities include yummy snacks, unique crafts, big movement games, the Big Blue Blocks, and much more! Check out the After School Enrichment program flyer for Arbiter registration information, scheduled to open Thursday, October 1 at 6:00 p.m.
Medway Early Childhood Center (MECC) is seeking qualified Teacher Assistants. For additional information, please email Kerry Liard, Director, at kliard@medwayschools.org.
Visit our website Medway Community Education | Home and follow us on social media for the latest updates! We welcome all inquiries directed to communityed@medwayschools.org
2026-2027 School Calendar
Please find the approved 2026-2027 School Year calendar here.
Reminder: There will be no school on Monday, September 21, 2026
Upcoming Curriculum and Back to School Nights
Upcoming Curriculum and Back to School Nights
Medway Middle School: Grades 5-8, Tuesday, September 29, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Burke-Memorial School: Grade 2: Wednesday, September 30 5:00–6:00 p.m.
Grades 3 & 4: Wednesday, September 20 6:30–7:30 p.m.
McGovern Elementary: Grade PK-K, Thursday, October 1, 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Grade 1, Thursday, October 1, 6:45-7:45 p.m.
Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) Event
On September 15, SEPAC hosted a Family Game Night and Meet and Greet with the new Director and and Assistant Directors of Student Services. Families gathered for an enjoyable evening of board games and treats provided by SEPAC, giving parents and children a chance to connect while new Director of Student Services Barbara Cerwonka and Assistant Director John Kelley introduced themselves and mingled with attendees. This slide outlining district-wide student support was presented to assist families in identifying resources and reaching out when needed. It was a wonderful event, and we look forward to seeing even more families at future SEPAC meetings and activities throughout the school year!
SEPAC Trunk or Treat
Our SEPAC team has been working very hard to create a fun and inclusive Trunk or Treat on October 16th for all families, that includes food, music, and a basket raffle! While the community flyer lists an event start time as 5:00 p.m., IEP, 504 and special education families are invited to come at 4:30 p.m. for a quieter, sensory-friendly start for children who may benefit from a less crowded environment. We are grateful to the SEPAC for giving us this opportunity to bring our community together.
Free Breakfast & Lunch for the 2026-2027 School Year
Medway Public Schools is pleased to continue offering free breakfast and lunch to all students during the 2026-2027 school year through the Commonwealth's support of the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. Every student enrolled in Medway Public Schools is eligible to receive healthy school meals at no cost, regardless of household income.
Although meals are available free of charge to all students, we strongly encourage families to complete a Meal Benefit Application if they believe they may qualify. Meal Benefit Applications help determine eligibility for additional benefits while also providing valuable data that supports school funding and access to important community resources. Applications, eligibility information, and additional program details are available on the Medway Public Schools website under Free & Reduced Lunch. Families with questions or who would like assistance completing an application may contact Amy Jacobs at 508-533-3222, ext. 3160 or amjacobs@medwayschools.org.
Transportation
Bus pass implementation, originally scheduled to begin this week, will be delayed by one week. Bus passes will be distributed to students beginning Friday, September 18, with the bus pass requirement taking effect on Tuesday, September 22.
This additional time will allow the Transportation Department to address outstanding Pay-to-Ride accounts and last-minute transportation requests before implementation begins.
Until bus passes are distributed, students who are registered for transportation will continue to be permitted to ride and will not be turned away for not having a bus pass.
Beginning September 22, students will be required to have their valid bus pass attached to the outside of their backpack in order to ride the bus. Families with outstanding Pay-to-Ride balances should resolve those balances as soon as possible to avoid an interruption in transportation services.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work through these final transportation procedures.
Student Micromobility Use (e-bikes, scooters, mopeds, etc.)
As many of you are aware, there is growing national and local concern regarding the safe operation of e-bikes, scooters, and mopeds. Recently, Medway Public Schools leadership met with representatives from the Medway Police and Fire Departments to establish a partnership focused on student safety. Our goal is to ensure that children are in compliance with Massachusetts state laws and are fully aware of safe operating practices for these devices.
While we are still in the planning stages for broader student education and clarified guidance around use of these devices, we want to share an essential resource for parents developed by the Medway Police Department. This guide provides clarity on the different types of devices, legal age and licensing requirements for each, and the specific helmet standards that users must follow.
The Medway Police Department is available as a resource if you have questions regarding a device you currently own or are considering purchasing for your child.
Please look for additional information and updates on this important topic as the school year progresses.
Technology
Chromebook Optional Insurance : We have a self-hosted chromebook insurance program to protect parents from the cost of unexpected chromebook repair costs.
Key Benefits Include:
$29/year in-house plan, or $87 for 4 years (for 5th and 9th grade).
Faster repairs – 48 hours vs. 8+ weeks with external insurance.
Funds stay in Medway, helping cover repair costs, device replacements, and tech staff support.
Families without insurance will pay full repair costs, but can opt in for future coverage. If you already have Worth Ave Group Coverage (insurance prior to self-hosted insurance program). No problem. Your device will remain covered until the policy ends, and our IT team will continue to send those repairs out per the current process.
To purchase insurance now for the 2026-27 school year, click here.
Community Education
Fall Brochure - Registration is open! It is time to celebrate autumn with friends and family - join a sports or fitness program or an enjoyable night of crafts or wellness. Many new programs are offered, plus our popular all-time favorites!
Fall Brochure | Arbiter Youth/Teen | Arbiter Adult | UniPay
After School Enrichment Programs for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8 begin the week of October 19. The program flyer will be sent home in all students’ backpacks in late September with Arbiter registration opening on Thursday, October 1 at 6:00 p.m. More information to follow.
Students in Kindergarten through Grade 4! Gather your friends and classmates and join the fun at our Early Release Day parties - Monster Mash on October 21, Loose Parts Art on November 18, and Winter Wonderland on December 9. In addition to each main party theme, special activities include yummy snacks, unique crafts, big movement games, the Big Blue Blocks, and much more! Check out the After School Enrichment program flyer for Arbiter registration information, scheduled to open Thursday, October 1 at 6:00 p.m.
Medway Early Childhood Center (MECC) is seeking qualified Teacher Assistants. For additional information, please email Kerry Liard, Director, at kliard@medwayschools.org.
Visit our website Medway Community Education | Home and follow us on social media for the latest updates! We welcome all inquiries directed to communityed@medwayschools.org.
Parent/Caregiver Survey by SUP Medway
Your perspectives are needed to keep Medway kids safe. This is anonymous and brief, yet so helpful for our community. After the survey, you can enter a drawing for $50 gift cards to local businesses, including Nirvana Tea, Enchanted Fox, and more! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LNKR83C
‘SUP (Substance Use Prevention) Medway is a community coalition. Their mission is to work collaboratively as a community to prevent young Medway residents from using substances and reduce use for those who already are.
School Hours & 2026-2027 School Calendar
The approved calendar for the 2026-2027 school year can be found here. Please keep in mind that the last of school will move if school is cancelled due to inclement weather or other circumstances.
School Hours
McGovern Elementary: 8:50 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Burke-Memorial Elementary: 8:15 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Middle School: 7:25 a.m.-1:58 p.m.
High School: 8:04 a.m.-2:31 p.m.
Action Required: Annual Online Information Review
Annual Information Review - Available Now! - Families are reminded that they are required to complete the Annual Information Review for all of their children. Families will review student data information on file and acknowledge the school's policies, procedures, and student responsibilities as outlined in the Student Handbook annually. To make this process flow as quickly and easily as possible, we encourage all families to utilize the Parent Portal to complete the review. Please log in to the Parent Portal and choose More > Registrations > and choose Start in the Existing section for the 2026-27 Student Registration. Review all the information listed within the tabs, and submit when complete. Please complete this immediately!
Free Breakfast & Lunch for the 2026-2027 School Year
Although meals are available free of charge to all students, we strongly encourage families to complete a Meal Benefit Application if they believe they may qualify. Meal Benefit Applications help determine eligibility for additional benefits while also providing valuable data that supports school funding and access to important community resources. Families who qualify may also be eligible for reduced fees for certain school and community programs, including transportation, athletics, Chromebook fees, preschool tuition, field trips and other school fees, and Medway Community Education programs. Eligibility for these additional benefits requires families to complete a separate Sharing Form authorizing Medway Public Schools to share their meal benefit eligibility information with the programs they select. Applications, eligibility information, and additional program details are available on the Medway Public Schools website under Free & Reduced Lunch. Families with questions or who would like assistance completing an application may contact Amy Jacobs at 508-533-3222, ext. 3160 or amjacobs@medwayschools.org.
Yellow-Bus Transportation Update
The Transportation Department has now shared final transportation assignments with families of students registered for yellow-bus transportation for the 2026–2027 school year. Families received their student's bus number, designated bus stop, and approximate morning pickup and afternoon drop-off times. The complete district transportation schedule, including all routes, stops, and estimated times, is available on the Bus Schedules webpage.
Families are reminded that posted bus times are estimates and may vary based on traffic, weather, road conditions, and student loading and unloading. Students should be ready at their designated stop approximately 10 minutes before the posted pickup time. We also ask for patience during the first several weeks of school as students, families, and drivers become familiar with the new routes and schedules. With routes now locked for the start of the school year, this will allow our drivers, families, and students to become familiar with their assigned routes and stops and establish consistent routines as the school year gets underway.
Bus passes will be distributed during the first month of school. Until passes are distributed, registered students will be permitted to ride without a pass. Once passes are issued, students will be required to have their pass attached to their backpack to board. Pay-to-Ride families must have any outstanding transportation balance paid in full before a bus pass will be issued.
Families with questions or concerns regarding a transportation assignment, or whose transportation needs have changed, should submit an inquiry through the 2026-2027 Transportation Questions/Requests Form. Routes and stops have been finalized based on safety, geographic and operational considerations, and transportation efficiency; while the District will review submitted concerns, not every request will result in a change or a response.
Parent/Caregiver Survey by SUP Medway
Medway Public Schools in the News
We are pleased to share press releases and published news about events and accomplishments throughout the district. Click here to view all published articles on our district website.
Technology
Chromebook Optional Insurance : We have a self-hosted chromebook insurance program to protect parents from the cost of unexpected chromebook repair costs.
Key Benefits Include:
$29/year in-house plan, or $87 for 4 years (for 5th and 9th grade).
Faster repairs – 48 hours vs. 8+ weeks with external insurance.
Funds stay in Medway, helping cover repair costs, device replacements, and tech staff support.
Families without insurance will pay full repair costs, but can opt in for future coverage. If you already have Worth Ave Group Coverage (insurance prior to self-hosted insurance program)… No problem. Your device will remain covered until the policy ends, and our IT team will continue to send those repairs out per the current process.
To purchase insurance now for the 2026-27 school year, click here.
Community Education
Fall Brochure - Registration is open! It is time to celebrate autumn with friends and family - join a sports or fitness program or an enjoyable night of crafts or wellness. Many new programs are offered, plus our popular all-time favorites! Click on the links below to begin the registration process.
Fall Brochure | Arbiter Youth/Teen | Arbiter Adult | UniPay
After School Enrichment Programs for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8 begin the week of October 19. The program flyer will be sent home in all students’ backpacks in late September with Arbiter registration opening on Thursday, October 1 at 6:00 p.m. More information to follow.
Early Release Day Parties for students in Kindergarten through Grade 4 are scheduled for October 21, November 18 and December 9. Themed details will be shared with families soon!
Medway Early Childhood Center (MECC) is seeking qualified Teacher Assistants. For additional information, please email Kerry Liard, Director, at kliard@medwayschools.org.
Visit our website Medway Community Education | Home and follow us on social media for the latest updates! We welcome all inquiries directed to communityed@medwayschools.org.