The Skippers' Log

Wednesday, 12/10: CMS Winter Concert!
--Band reports at 5:15pm and performs at 6:00pm.
--Chorus reports at 6pm and performs at 7pm.

Friday, 12/12: Early release and report cards available in Aspen

There have been a lot of great projects happening all over CMS as the trimester ends. Here are a few pics of projects from STEM, Spanish, Science, and ELA.

The CMS Inclusivity Club and the CHS Black Student Union viewed Wicked 2 and then talked about the themes of the movie and how they relate to belonging in their own lives. Thanks to Ms. Pearce, our amazing school counselor; Ms. Blouin, one of our fabulous ELA teachers; and Ms. Gittens-Carle, our phenomenal METCO Director for putting this event together! Here's a pic of everyone.

You may remember that, as part of our Day of Gratitude, students were asked to reflect on what makes them feel grateful. Please see these pics for a sample of what they wrote.

CMS students, staff, and families brought in over 1200 cans during the You Can Two Can drive that was sponsored by our Inclusivity Club and Student Council. Half the cans supported the high school's effort to help the Cohasset Food Pantry; half the cans were picked up to support survivors of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. Thank you all for your generosity!

Please click here to help our PSO as they support unhoused families on the South Shore by partnering with the Carolina Hill shelter in Marshfield. You can drop off baby clothing and baby accessories (bibs, pacifiers, etc.) in the foyer at the CMS main office. Thank you (again) for you generosity if you're able to help!

Please click here to see the district's community partnerships. This site is updated frequently with new events and information.

Please click here to see more information about this Cohasset PSO fundraiser, which benefits the Cohasset METCO Scholarship Fund. Thank you!

...about middle school grades? Should they be objective reflections of what your child knows and can do? Should so-called "soft skills" like effort and attitude be a factor in grades? Should both academic standards and soft skills count towards students' grades? Let me know what you think by emailing me at jscopelleti@cohassetk12.org!