Wamsutta Middle School

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Backpack Alert and Digital Notices: On paper, we have information for the SMARTS Summer Institute and Attleboro White Hawks Fall registration going home with all students. Our digital flyers for the week include information for the Literacy Center’s Creative Writing Camp and the APL’s Summer Reading Kickoff. We also have a fourth notice about fee-for-service bussing. The application window for FFS bussing is July 31.

Our flyers for the week include information from Attleboro Youth Soccer, SAGRA Field Hockey, and Butler Gymnastics. We also have an invitation to a “Community Conversation About Teen Depression” on May 16 from 6:30-8:00 in the BCC Auditorium. We hope it will be a support to any families concerned about these very common issues.

Backpack Alert and Digital Notices: There are two notices on paper going home for all students today. One is a 3rd reminder from our transportation office about FFS bussing next year, and the other is a voucher for a PawSox Game ticket courtesy of the Pawtucket Red Sox. The third is just for 5th grade, and it is a brochure for Camp Invention that will actually be housed here over the summer. Our digital notices are attached and include tons of information from the Attleboro Public Library, the 2019 Summer Science Academy, the 9th Annual Rebecka Lynn Whitefield Filed Hockey Clinic, Healthy Kids Day, White Hawks Fall Registrations, Hebron Annual Family Fun Day, Hebron Auctions, and the Smarts Summer Institute Flyer.

Backpack Alert and Digital Notices: Lots going home today on paper. All students received their spring picture day packets. Directions for purchasing them are included in the packet. You are not required to purchase anything, but pictures that you do not wish to purchase are supposed to be returned. All students also received a brochure for the Y summer programs. 5th graders also received a notice for the Y’s Healthy Kids Day, held on April 27th. There are no digital attachments this week.

MCAS testing has begun, and we are thankful to families and students for good attendance. As stated in prior emails, we hope every student gets a good night’s rest and has a healthy breakfast every day, and MCAS days are certainly no exception.

MCAS testing starts next week. Before students actually begin the testing, I will ask them to sign off on their responsibilities during testing. I have attached it so you know what we are asking of our students. We hope that all students get a good night’s rest and have a healthy breakfast on every day of school, and MCAS days are certainly no exception.