The Skippers' Log
10.31.2025
A Look Ahead
- Monday, 11/3: Norfolk County Agricultural School will present to all eighth-graders during Utility.
- Wednesday, 11/5: Early release and teacher conferences
- Thursday, 11/6: Early release and teacher conferences
A Look Back
Week Nine: Spirit Week!
Thanks again to all who participated in our Spirit Week. Thanks especially to the folks in Student Council who helped plan and prepare it. Thanks, too, to the staff who made suggestions to improve it. See these pics to see the fun.
Cross-Country
For Your Information
Norfolk Aggie
We are excited to welcome the Norfolk County Agricultural School ("Norfolk Aggie") to CMS on Monday. It's been a while since they've been here, but we are happy to host their Admissions Coordinator to show our eighth-graders one more option they have for high school. This presentation will happen during Utility and will be very similar to South Shore Tech's presentation last month.
Superintendent Student Advisory Council
If you are (or know) a student who would be interested in meeting with Superintendent Shannon and other students as part of a student advisory board, please let me know. Meetings happen once a month on specific Wednesdays, and they will last from 2:00pm - 3:00pm. We're looking for 2 - 4 students per grade. Thanks for your interest!
Community Corner
CPS Community Website
Don't Forget!
Cradles to Crayons
Growing Confidence: A Workshop for Parents/Caregivers
On Thursday, 11/13, from 7:00pm - 8:00pm, Dr. Booth, Ph.D., LMHC will lead a workshop to help parents/caregivers develop strategies to support kiddos as they learn how to build confidence in school and other social settings. Please join this interactive workshop, which will be held in the Learning Commons. Click here for more information and to reserve your spot.
What Do You Think...
...about AI grading last year's MCAS essays? Is this a great, cost-saving efficiency? Is it a horrific double-standard to set as educators and families try to persuade students to do their own work? Or is it simply the inevitable march of technology in our time? Let me know by emailing me at jscopelleti@cohassetk12.org!