South Middle School students take both sides in a reenactment of the Boston Massacre.
South Middle School students take both sides in a reenactment of the Boston Massacre. Read more news from Plymouth's schools: Share your student's success with Plymouth; post an announcement.
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Plymouth South High School named three freshmen the most improved and three more outstanding students for Term 3.
PSHS freshmen Hannah Bailey, Shannon Colbert, and Cullen Murphy were named Plymouth South's outstanding students for Term 3. Freshmen Quinn Carey, Dominique Finlay, and Michael Mahoney were named most improved students among Plymouth South's freshmen class. All six students received gift certificates from Cabby Shack.
In anticipation of the severity of today's storm, all after school activities have been cancelled.
In anticipation of the severity of this afternoon's storm, all after school activities have been cancelled. All students are expected to be dismissed at their regular dismissal times. If your child participates in one of the YMCA after care programs, please check with your program liaison. Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our free daily newsletter
Second grade students at Nathaniel Morton Elementary participated in a holiday card exchange project to celebrate the December holidays.
Each classroom was teamed up with 29 other classrooms around the world to exchange cards. Students created original cards within their classrooms and mailed them out at the beginning of December. When the classrooms began to receive cards, students were very excited to learn about similarities and differences between themselves and their partner classes. This year's card theme was snow globes. All of the cards received were collected for a display which included a map with stickers showing the senders' locations. Cards have been received from over twenty-nine states and Canada! Students utilized Google Earth to explore locations and one class was able to Skype with a partner class in Prince Rupert, BC Canada. It was a memorable project …
After two days of cancelled classes, Plymouth schools should be open Wednesday after minimal damage from Hurricane Sandy.
Plymouth Schools Superintendant Gary Maestas said school buildings sustained little damage from Hurricane Sandy Monday and that school will be open Wednesday. "We've had two days cancelled and we haven't even starte the snow season," Maestas said Tuesday. With five snow days built into the school calendar, a bad winter could mean adding even more days, Maestas said. Plymouth cancelled school for Monday late Sunday. Tuesday was cancelled late Monday night as administrators received reports about conditions at Plymouth's 13 school buildings. "Our concern is we get the kids to and from school safely," Maestas said. Monday, South Elementary lost power and other buildings had trouble with computer systems, but so far, the only damage has been …
Plymouth teachers and administrators are jumping on Twitter.
PCIS Principal Brian Palladino is on Twitter. Throughout the year Palladino will be tweeting information regarding the building, including updates, pictures, and informational articles for families and teachers. Follow him at @BrianPalladino1 or search keyword #pcis. Here are some of Palladino's most recent tweets: The falcon showed up to tonight's Back to School Night. #pcis pic.twitter.com/eMKx8Eqb Gemini 7th grade teacher Mr. Wolf's interactive lesson incorporating movement to teach coordinates. Nice job! #pcispic.twitter.com/QdsA9ik3 Thanks to Horace Mann for donating 2 bikes for deserving students term 2. pic.twitter.com/mN3xvPCs Planning a teacher self care program. Will be an exciting adventure. #pcis
News, announcements and events from Rising Tide Charter School.
Now that we are several weeks into the school year, it is likely that homework has become a significant topic for families at home. A recent article in the Boston Globe, "Finished with your homework?" written by Beth Teitell, highlights that the completion of homework can be a challenge for many students and their families across the Commonwealth. At Rising Tide, we view independent work, or homework, as essential to the learning process for students. Through practice, reflection, analysis, and synthesis of material, students are able to develop skills, deepen understanding, and gain content knowledge. Research has shown that there is a relationship between the time spent on homework and academic achievement for secondary school …
Tuesday was the first day of school for most Plymouth students. Share your back-to-school pictures with Patch.
Tuesday was the first day of school for most Plymouth students. Share your back-to-school pictures with Patch.
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12:43 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012
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The wheels on the bus go 'round and round, but the kids who ride it shouldn't.
Family Support Resources - Bus Services-Rules and Policies The ride to and from school is essentially an extension of the school itself. Improper conduct aboard the bus is to be treated as a school offense, subject to punishment at the discretion of school administration. This may well mean a denial of the privilege of transportation. Continued offenses are to be accepted as cause for a hearing before the Assistant Superintendent of Schools or the School Committee. In the interest of safety and well being of all students being transported, students, parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, and bus drivers must understand and practice the regulations which follow. 1.0 The driver is in full charge of the bus students therein. He or she …
Casey Meserve
2:36 pm on Monday, October 1, 2012
I don't think the intention of Twitter is to convey very important information, no more than Facebook is a good medium for important information; however, both are good platforms for conveying information that may not be vital, but adds something to the discussion. Mr. Palladino's Twitter feed is mainly comprised of photos and quick tweets about teachers and students and activities he'd like to … more ›