MRE Update

Wednesday, June 17th

• Last Day of School
• School Dismisses at 11:30, no lunch will be served. Vans dismiss at 11:15
• 5th Grade Recognition Ceremony, 10:30 AM, MRE Auditorium. Clap-Out to follow at 11:20

*Note* Individual classroom events will be shared directly by your child's teacher.

Summer is a time for fun, relaxation, and new experiences, and our community offers a variety of resources to support families along the way. From free meal programs and food assistance to camps, recreational activities, and community services, there are many opportunities available throughout the Nashoba region. We invite you to explore the attached Summer Resources Guide and connect with programs that can help your family make the most of the summer months.

MRE students entering kindergarten through 5th grade are encouraged to participate in our summer reading program. It's easy: color one sun on your reading log for every 20 minutes of reading. Kindergarten and 1st grade students can also count time being read to them.

The log has 30 suns to complete — that's just 10 hours of reading over the whole summer! Bring your completed log back during the first week of school with your student name, teacher name, and parent signature filled in, and all suns colored.

Every student who turns in a completed log will receive a small prize. Happy reading!

Looking for a fun way to keep your child engaged in learning over the summer months? Our District Math Coaches have created Summer Math Bingo activities for students in Grades K–2 and Grades 3–5. These bingo boards provide simple, engaging math challenges that encourage students to practice important skills while enjoying summer activities.

Summer Math Bingo is also a wonderful opportunity for families to be involved in their child's learning through games, conversations, and everyday math experiences. We encourage all students to participate and have fun keeping their math minds active this summer!

As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining accurate student records, we are reaching out to families who rent, lease, or reside with another family member to ensure that your residency documentation is current and on file.

If this applies to your family, we ask that you provide the following:

📄 A current, active lease agreement
📝 An updated Form B (Landlord/Landowner Affidavit)
💳 Proof of a recent lease/rent payment

Families who newly registered or provided updated documentation during this school year are all set — no action is needed!

This effort comes in response to District-wide concerns about enrollment accuracy and helps ensure every child is correctly represented.

If you have any questions or need assistance gathering the required documents, please don't hesitate to reach out. We are happy to help!

Starting in Fall 2026, NRSD is thrilled to launch the Nashoba 1768 Middle School Robotics Team at each of the middle schools! Built in collaboration with our award-winning NRHS Team 1768, these teams will compete through FIRST — the same internationally recognized organization our high school team competes in today.

This exciting pilot program gives middle schoolers earlier access to hands-on engineering, programming, and teamwork — and builds a powerful pipeline from LBMS all the way to NRHS! 🚀

Next week, the district will begin collecting interest from our elementary and middle school families.

Your go-to hub for important school resources and updates. In this section, families can easily access school calendars, PickUp Patrol information, Extended Learning details, Nutrition Services, and much more—all in one convenient place to help you stay informed and organized throughout the school year.

**Events posted on the bulletin board are community events, and as such they

Rediscover Mapledale is hosting the 3rd Annual Robert H. Hawkins Memorial Golf Tournament and Gala to recognize a Black businessman and golf entrepreneur in New England, Robert H. Hawkins. Hawkins is the first African American to build, own, and operate a golf course in Massachusetts. Originally named Mapledale Country Club in 1926 when Robert H. Hawkins purchased the Randall Estate, Mapledale hosted the first three UGA “Negro National” Open Championship golf tournaments in 1926, 1927, and 1928 before closing in 1929 under the weight of the Great Depression. The golf tournament will take place on Saturday August 29th, 2026 at the Stow Acres Country Club in Stow, MA. It will be followed by the 100 years of Golf Gala, with a nineteen twenties theme that will include dinner, dancing, and entertainment! A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the United Golfers Association (UGA) and the Urban Golf Club (UGC). Please visit our website www.rediscovermapledale.org to sign up and play in this great event.