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Our kindergarten students enjoyed a hands-on STEM experience with the Easton Children's Museum brought to us by our PTO! Using simple materials like plastic spoons, popsicle sticks, and cups, they built their own catapults and tested their creations by launching pom-poms across the room. Along the way, they explored the concepts of force and motion while engaging in creativity and fun.

Tues, April 14: Field Trip - Gr.1 Wheelock Family Theatre

Mon April 20-Fri April 24: No School, Spring Break

Fri, May 1: Hygienists - Protecting All Smiles

Wed, May 13 : Conferences, 1:30-3:30PM (by appointment)

SCHOOL LUNCH

Lunch will be served at all elementary schools this year free of charge. Please find the lunch menu here.

SCHOOL NUTRITION NEWS

The School Nutrition Department is happy to announce their new web page that offers a

new menu that will have nutritional information, language preference and allergy information. For more information please click here.

Please look at the Nurse's news below.

A graduate class at the Boston University School of Public Health is conducting a community needs assessment in collaboration with MPSD to gather information on the health priorities of students in the district. The information we gather in this survey will help the school community to better understand the needs and concerns around student health and set priorities for health improvement. It is important to have the perspective of community members, (including parents, caregivers, teachers and other school staff) in understanding what health issues the community views are priorities. The survey should take about 5-10 minutes to complete - and the data collected will be strictly confidential. The BU students will collect this data and then present a preliminary report on their findings in May. We value your input in this data collection survey.

Please note survey link below:

Survey Link Click Here

Attention Grade 5 families: The yearbook is heading to the printer soon. If you haven’t submitted student baby photos please email to Martinsonyearbook2026@gmail.com.

Marshfield Community Service Initiative – Supporting Project 351

We are proud to share that Marshfield student Alexa Thibeault is serving as this year’s Project 351 Ambassador. For her spring service project, Alexa is partnering with Cradles to Crayons, an organization dedicated to addressing clothing insecurity for children in need.

Donation Drive Details:

• Community Drop-Off Days: Tuesday, April 7 & Wednesday, April 8 from 5-7 PM at the Main Entrance of Furnace Brook Middle School.

Donation Guidelines:
She is collecting lightly used clothing items (no holes or rips), including:

• Long-sleeve shirts
• T-shirts
• Pants
• Sweatshirts/sweaters
• New socks and underwear
• Shoes

Items can be donated in all sizes (infant through adult), though there is a particular need for children’s clothing.

Thank you for supporting Alexa and this meaningful service initiative. Your generosity will make a direct impact on children and families in need.

Email: pdevlin@mpsd.org
Website: www.mpsd.org
Location: 257 Forest Street, Marshfield, MA, USA
Phone: 781-834-5025
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