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Second quarter report cards were published today. We encourage you to take time to review your child’s academic grades as well as their citizenship scores. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to your child’s teachers and/or school administration so we can discuss the concerns together. We appreciate your continued partnership and understanding as we support your child’s growth and success.

Report Card Citizenship Grades:

1- Excellent/Outstanding: Consistently demonstrates positive behaviors, goes above and beyond expectations.

2- Good/Satisfactory: Follows classroom rules most of the time, shows respectful behavior

3- Needs Improvement: Occasionally needs reminders to follow rules, may exhibit disruptive behavior sometimes

4- Unsatisfactory: Frequently disrupts class, shows lack of respect for others, needs significant improvement.

Our school is launching a Career Speaker Series for students in grades 6–8, and we’d love your help bringing real-world career experiences into our classrooms.

Why Are We Doing This?

Middle school is the perfect time for students to begin discovering who they are and what they might want to do in the future. Through MyCAP, students explore their interests and strengths — but hearing directly from professionals makes those lessons come alive. By volunteering as a guest speaker, you help students:

• Explore careers they may not know exist
• Understand different education and training paths
• Connect school learning to real jobs
• Gain confidence to dream big about their futures

What Does a Speaker Do?

• Share your career journey
• Describe what a typical day at work looks like
• Talk about education or training needed
• Answer student questions

Time Commitment: 30–40 minutes

Schedule: 2–3 speakers per month

Format: In-person

Tuesdays or Thursdays 12:22-1:07

Who Can Participate?

• Parents, guardians
• family members
• business owners
• tradespeople
• healthcare workers
• artists
• entrepreneurs
• public service professionals — all career paths are welcome!

Interested in Participating?

Fill out our Guest Speaker Interest Form https://bit.ly/ctmsmycap or contact Sabrina_Heiniluoma@wrsd.net

Schedule – 7th and 8th Grade

Monday: Day 1 / A Related Art

Tuesday: Day 2 / B Related Art- Advisory-

Wed: Day 3 / C Related Art

Thursday: Day 4 / D Related Art- Advisory - 8th Grade Chorus Honors Auditions

Friday: Day 5 / A Related Art

Schedule- 6th Grade

Monday: : Day 1 / B Related Art

Tuesday: Day 2 / C Related Art- Advisory-

Wed: Day 3 / D Related Art

Thursday: : Day 4 / E Related Art- Advisory - 8th Grade Chorus Honors Auditions

Friday : Day 5 / A Related Art

The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts will be hosting a Webex Webinar Keeping Kids Safe and Secure Online: A Project Safe Childhood Presentation. The webinar will take place on the evening of Tuesday, February 3rd at 6:30 pm in a partnership between the United States Attorney’s Office and Homeland Security Investigations Digital Forensics/Child Exploitation/Cyber Crime Unit. The registration flyer is attached. Advanced registration is required, and the capacity of the Webex webinar platform is 1000. In the event we reach capacity, those who are unable to register can email USAMA.PSCOutreach@usa.doj.gov to be put on the list for the next webinar.

Registration can be done either via the attached flyer or the link below.

Webinar topic:

Keeping Kids Safe and Secure Online: A Project Safe Childhood Presentation for Parents

Date and time:

Tuesday, February 3, 2026 6:30 PM | (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

Register link:

https://usao.webex.com/weblink/register/r83f7d49f6565b65bce8bb420f1cfef7c

Email: david_cornacchioli@wrsd.net
Website: http://www.wrsd. net/centraltree/
Location: 99 Rutland Heights Way Rutland, Ma. 01543

Phone: 508-886-0073

Twitter: @dcnachs_dave