Wamsutta Middle School

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Good afternoon, Wamsutta Families. I have a very short update for you this week. BACKPACK ALERT AND DIGITAL NOTICES: On paper there is a notice from ABACUS for February break registration, as well as our second PTO fundraiser at Altitude on Monday, December 30th, which coincides with a Dine-In fundraiser at 5 Guys the same day. Details and any flyers you may need to print out can be found on the PTO’s Facebook Page.

We have flyers from the Attleboro Public Library and the SMARTS Collaborative attached, as well as information about a presentation for families on December 10th in Taunton about online safety. A modified version of the presentation will be given to our 6th and 7th graders next week.

BACKPACK ALERT AND DIGITAL NOTICES: Nothing going home on paper today, and the one digital notice is from Titans Youth Lacrosse.

Wamsutta’s Student Council is continuing our food drive collecting dry and canned goods for the Hebron Food Pantry. All cans will be collected by the homeroom teachers. The homeroom that collects the greatest number of items will be awarded a pizza party and the grade level that collects the most items will win recess time. We have one more week to go! Thank you for your assistance and know that your contributions are greatly appreciated.

Nothing is going home on paper today, and we only have one digital notice attached from the Attleboro Public Library.

Good afternoon, Wamsutta Families. Another brief update this week. Nothing is going home on paper today, and the digital notices include information from BSU’s Open Lab night, a Makerspace Notice from Robbins Children’s Program, and a Lego League that is forming.

It’s a brief update this week. We had a very busy and engaging STEM Week across all grades. We hope your students had a chance to explore a topic in an interdisciplinary and in-depth way. We will return to our normal curricula next week.

Backpack Alert and Digital Notices: School pictures are going home with all students today. If there are errors or your student did not receive one, please contact our main office. Also home on paper for the 8th graders is a special yearbook ad offer for interested families. Lastly, and most importantly, MCAS reports are being sent home with every student who took the MCAS in the Attleboro Public Schools last spring. Although only one measure of student growth and achievement, it is one of the most valuable measures of how your child is progressing. Please review it carefully and I am happy to answer any questions you may have.