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Friday notes is a weekly update from Superintendent Gary E. Maestas on the happenings within the Plymouth Public Schools.
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Plymouth Public Schools School Committee Meetings:
The next regular meeting of the Plymouth School Committee will be Monday, February 27th, 2012. School Committee meetings are held at Plymouth Community Intermediate School in the Little Theatre. Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m.
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Weekly Quote:
"There is nothing which can better deserve our patronage than the promotion of science and literature. Knowledge is in every country the surest basis of public happiness. "
-George Washington
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Please join Alexis & Courtney Butts who attend South Elementary School in Plymouth as they collect items for the Friends of the Plymouth Pound. This is an organization that depends solely on donations from the community to provide shelter and safety for animals in need of a good home.
The girls have had a tour and have met with a volunteer of the organization. They even met some of the animals and heard some of their sad stories. They are now on a mission to do what they can to help these animals.
Below please find a list of items that the Plymouth Pound is always in need of. If you want to help with this venture please feel free to drop off donations in the box outside the Plymouth Pound!
Thanks for your help!
Some suggestions from the shelter:
Cat litter, Cat Litter and more Cat Litter!
Friskies dry and canned cat food - they try to stick to one brand.
Cat Treats & Dog Treats
Small Blankets
New and gently used towels - (hand and bath towels)
Paper towels and MORE Paper towels
Glass Cleaning Solutions
Sponges & Rubber Gloves
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District news and information for all k-12 teachers, administrators, and parents from the Elementary Library Media Specialists.
Looking for great family-friendly activities during this school vacation or any time of the year? Looking for informative articles on education, parenting, and much more?
Take a few minutes to explore the Boston Parents Paper at:
boston.parenthood.com
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Hedge Elementary School News
Hedge Elementary School Wellness Program Hedge Elementary School is taking the lead for student health by participating in a nationwide wellness initiative called Fuel Up to Play 60. The initiative, sponsored locally by New England Dairy & Food Council (NEDFC) and the New England Patriots, is an effort to curb rising obesity rates by encouraging students to eat more nutrient-rich foods and be active for sixty minutes each day. As part of the Fuel Up to Play 60 program, Hedge School is celebrating "National School Breakfast Week" during the week of March 5 -9. "When students eat breakfast at school, they get a balanced meal that helps them to be more focused and ready to learn," stated Adam Blaisdell, Principal. "Our school makes every effort to help students succeed and offering a nutritious breakfast is an important part of their day." Encouraging students to adopt healthy, lifelong habits, such as eating breakfast, is a key component of the Fuel Up to Play 60 program. Offering nontraditional breakfast service significantly increases breakfast participation and is an excellent way to help children consume one of the recommended three servings of low-fat dairy a day and other food groups such as whole grains and fruits. Eating breakfast not only improves nutritional intake, but also yields better student test scores, increases concentration and attendance, and decreases disciplinary problems. Fueling up with a nutritious breakfast also gives students the energy they need to get up and play for sixty minutes a day to help build strong, healthy bodies. Fuel Up to Play 60 is a free, national youth-led program that allows students to work together to identify new and creative ways to offer more nutrient-rich foods, such as low-fat and fat-free dairy foods, fruits, vegetables and whole grains and get 60 minutes of physical activity daily. Youth are encouraged to participate in physical activity they enjoy and are taught that the 60 minutes do not have to take place all at one time, but instead can be done in 10-15 minute sessions of activity throughout the day. The Fuel Up to Play 60 initiative is aimed at tackling the sedentary lifestyles and poor nutrition that have helped spur the current child health and nutrition crisis. Participating schools and youth get in-school promotional materials, healthy eating and physical activity strategies, and access to www.FuelUpToPlay60.com. Students can track their healthy behaviors and compete against other youth and schools to potentially win great prizes online. For more information about the important role of school breakfast and to learn more about Fuel Up to Play 60, visit www.NewEnglandDairyCouncil.org. |
Cold Spring Elementary News
The students in Miss Rosen's 4th Grade class have been doing a unit on Traditional Literature. They studied the folktale Stone Soup and read many versions of this story. They also explored the differences between the cultures among these stories by looking at the ingredients used in the soup and clothing worn by the characters. The 4th graders discussed the moral of "sharing" in these stories and celebrated this moral by having their own Stone Soup festival. Each student brought in an ingredient to add to the soup. They realized that everything really does come out better when everyone pitches in and shares what they have!
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South Elementary School NewsSharing Stories of Kindness On February 14th, fourth graders went on a field trip to Plymouth South Middle School for a special day of reading by fifth graders who wrote, illustrated and published their own hardcover book. Students visited classrooms and gathered in small groups to listen to the original works. The fifth grade writing workshop was based on a fiction writing unit developed by Lucy Calkins of Columbia University. PSMS fifth grade teacher Mrs. Cindy Firth set themes of kindness and tolerance, which reinforced the middle school's commitment to create an environment based on those qualities. Authors worked closely with their homeroom teachers to revise and edit their stories and then publish them in a hardcover book form. "The fifth grade teachers emphasized the importance of having students remain focused on the moral as they worked on their books," Mrs. Firth notes. "During the special reading day, fourth graders were asked to guess the message of the stories they heard." "Our fourth graders were thrilled to spend the morning listening to these talented authors share their books," adds SES fourth grade teacher Mrs. Kathy McKnight. "They are already looking forward to writing books when they go to the middle school next fall." 
Quite An Important Pair Valentine's Day week was a fitting time for a wedding, as kindergartners in Ms. Erin Shirley's morning and afternoon classes held a special "Q and U Wedding" to help remember that the two letters go together in words. In typical wedding fashion, students invited their families to the special event, held on February 16th. "The goal is for students to remember that when they write words that start with a "Q," it must be followed by a "U,"" says Ms. Shirley. "We learned that "U" goes after "Q," but "U" can also be alone." The day before the wedding, the class held a "Jack and Jill Shower," where the students wrapped items that start with "Qu" or "U," then wrote the words. The purpose was to provide a visual of words that start with both letters, and have the children determine the beginning letters. The students played special roles in planning for the celebration. Boys created "Q" bow ties and girls created "U" veils. On the big day, they walked in and promised that "Q" and "U" will go together at the beginning of words that start with "Q." They also brainstormed in front of the parents to come up with words that start with these letters. The celebration ended with students singing three songs to the parents: "Q's Alphafriend Song (Queenie Queen)," "Macarena Math," and "Count to 100 Everyday."
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West Elementary School News
The Changing Faces at WES West welcomes Christina Friedman to the Team Christina has been teaching in the Plymouth School District for four years, and has taught music previously at Nathaniel Morton Elementary School and Plymouth North High School. She misses her high school students, but is very excited to be at West Elementary/South Elementary, as the younger grades are her favorite students to work with! Christina has a bachelor's degree in music education from Syracuse University and a master's degree in vocal performance from UNC Greensboro. She grew up in Sturbridge, and lives in Plymouth. Outside of teaching, she enjoys singing, playing guitar, teaching piano and voice lessons, reading (Harry Potter and The Hunger Games are her new favorite series), and traveling. With the retirement of the very talented Mrs. Ann Pizer, West Elementary is very happy to have Christina join the faculty.  
Jeffrey Powers takes the Court West Elementary School is proud to present our new Physical Education teacher. This year, veteran P.E. teacher, Paul Coffin, has retired after many years of dedicated service to the Plymouth Public School system. With big shoes to fill, Jeffrey Powers has joined the team, taking over as the new P.E. teacher. 
Heart Healthy Day at West On Wednesday, West Elementary School held its annual Heart Healthy Day. In an effort to promote exercise and healthy habits, Mrs. Debbie Cormier and Mr. Jeffrey Powers coordinated the event with the help of several dedicated parents. Students and staff from K-5 did Yoga, ran races, played games, and solved physical brain teasers as teams.
Mrs. Jeanette Christensen stretches out some Yoga poses.
Mrs. Kelly Theologou gets the students' hearts racing!
Mrs. Kelly Montolio plays the Heart Valve Brain Teaser where teams of students have to flip the exercise mat without any one getting off! Great teamwork!
The students at West had a great time. A special thank you to Mrs. Cormier and Mr. Powers and all of the parents who made this event possible! |
Nathaniel Morton Elementary News
The third graders at Nathaniel Morton were given a broad science assignment- to simply create a solar system. The solar systems could be made out of any materials as long as they included the planets, the sun, and Earth's moon. The projects that filled the third grade classrooms were astonishing. No two projects were alike, as students let their creativity shine. Some projects were worn in the form of t-shirts, hats, and necklaces. Others hung as intricate mobiles. Numerous projects were even edible and later eaten by classmates! The students all worked very hard and what they learned about the solar system will surely stay with them throughout the years.
Chelsea shows off her solar system made of Christmas ornaments taken right from her tree!
Spencer poses with his hanging solar system.
Bridget wears her solar system hat.
Noelle hits a homerun with her cosmic baseball solar system!
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Manomet Elementary News
Manomet Elementary hosted its First Annual Science Fair Night. It was an exciting cap to an amazing display of 5th grade science research projects. The fifth graders showed a variety of projects, some of which were: Fingerprints-Is There a Genetic Link?, Auditory vs. Visual Memory, The Spectrum of Light-Does it Affect Plant Growth?, Bug Training (so exciting!) and many more!
The additional exhibitions and experiments for the night were donated by families, teachers and friends. Exhibitions and experiments were stationed throughout the building. For example: studies in electricity were presented by the Shea family using their homemade Van de Graaff generator, static electricity experiments were presented by 1st graders Peter Renaud and Ben Yaeger. Mr. Campeau presented information on the spectrum of light. We were also delighted to have Mr. David Lemme showcase his knowledge of flight. He showed the effects of elevation in an air chamber. The children got the chance to pilot a plane with the flight simulator and check out other plane models. Microscopes were set out to show the difference in appearance of common salt and sugar.
Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Cavicchi, Mrs. Manfredi and Mrs. Brandt worked tirelessly to help students create Oobleck (slime). Below are pictures of the Van deGraaf generator, children creating static electricity to power light bulbs and move objects. Some of the fifth grade projects are also shown.
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PSMS News
Honors Breakfast
The Term 2 Honors Breakfast was held this week for grades 6 through 8. There were 239 students recognized for their academic efforts and achievements. The featured speakers were Carolyn Sessler and Todd Bazarewski, both former PSMS students and current seniors at Plymouth South High School. Carolyn and Todd addressed the audience emphasizing the value of hard work and being involved in a variety of after-school activities.
Also, congratulations to the following students who received special recognition for achieving "High Honors" for both Term 1 and 2:
- Ryan Beaton, Grade 7
- Sarah Buchanan, Grade 7
- Julia Studley, Grade 7
- David Trombly, Grade 7
- Veronica Holmes, Grade 8
- Renee Melisse, Grade 8
- Nicole Newman, Grade 8
"High Honors" is a significant achievement and awarded to a student who receives an A- or better in each of their courses.
Internet Safety
On February 13th, Assistant District Attorney Kristen Stone visited PSMS and did a presentation on "Internet Safety" for 6th, 7th and 8th grade students. The presentation focused on the safe and appropriate use of social websites and other types of media. This included potential dangers and consequences associated with bullying and harassing behaviors and the misuse of technology. This presentation was part of our year-long commitment to preventing bullying and responsible use of the internet.
5th Grade Literacy Project This Tuesday, February 14th, fifth graders at Plymouth South Middle School shared a wonderful day celebrating literacy. As classroom teachers work on integrating the new reading and writing workshops into their classrooms, students have worked on a fictional writing piece promoting kindness and tolerance. On Tuesday, Valentine's Day, the weeks of hard work came to a conclusion as the fifth graders from PSMS read to the fourth graders from South Elementary School. The project began months ago as each fifth grader selected a stuffed animal for their main character. These animals were generously donated by parents and staff. Stories were then developed to teach a moral centered on the class themes of acceptance, compassion, friendship, kindness and responsibility. The children demonstrated great pride as they shared these stories Tuesday morning. The project has paid off in a multitude of ways as students demonstrate that "teaching" kindness in their stories gives them an even greater incentive to meet that expectation for themselves. A final celebration occurred this Friday as the entire fifth grade was treated to a breakfast provided by the school, a beautiful slide show presentation from Tuesday was viewed, and finally an opportunity for the fifth graders to share their final project among their classmates. While the hard cover books will be going home with the students, it is hoped that kindness and tolerance will continue to be demonstrated throughout the classrooms of PSMS for many days to come! Write Stuff Stars Congratulations to the following students who have been selected as Write Stuff Stars for Term 2: - Maxwell Sweeney, Grade 7
- Michael Whyte, Grade 7
- Makena Rivera-Concannon, Grade 7
- Emerson Randlett, Grade 7
- Sarah Buchanan, Grade 7
- Julia Roy, Grade 7
- Niles Robbins, Grade 8
- Liam Nickerson, Grade 7
- Heather Brzykcy, Grade 8
- Madison Houlihan, Grade 7
- Kalvin Messenger, Grade 7
- Andrew Beattie, Grade 7
As part of our Literacy Program, these student writers were recognized by their teachers for their outstanding efforts in writing in the content area and were recently recognized at the Honors Breakfast. 
7th grade winners 
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PCIS News
On Tuesday, February 14th, Valentine's Day, 65 PCIS Falcon Pride students, accompanied by several PCIS teachers, visited 3 different nearby nursing homes: the Life Care Center of Plymouth and the Golden Living Center of Plymouth, both on Obery Street, and the Radius Health Care Center on South Street. All visits were very well received by the nursing home residents and the management of these facilities.
PCIS students used their many talents to sing songs and lead sing-alongs, play instruments, demonstrate yo-yo tricks, and tell jokes. Some students also visited residents in their rooms and helped some "pat the bunnies" (literally...one of the attending student's moms brought some baby bunnies along!) all the while dispensing cheer with cards, flowers, and smiles!
Both students and staff would like these visits to be a monthly event as there are so many Falcon Pride students who want to do this type of community service...it was a learning experience for everyone!
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Plymouth North High School News
Achievements in Art In the Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards Leslie Moron won a Silver Key Award for her charcoal self portrait, Trudy Bryant won a Silver Key for her mixed media piece "Mourning Impossible Innocence", and Katelyn Petrell won a Silver Key for her Ceramics figure sculpture. Shawn Flanagan won an Honorable Mention for his short film "The Lingering". Bryson Litvay, Abbi Johnson and Erin Studholm's photographs, along with Leslie Moron's charcoal portrait, were all accepted into the Student Exhibit for the National Art Educators Association to be held in New York City March 2nd though March 5th. In addition, Leslie's charcoal portrait was accepted by Artsonia to be displayed on the big screen, a 30'x 16' LED screen located on New York City's 6th Ave between 29th & 30th Streets on March 3rd and 4th. 
Leslie Moron's self portrait 
Katelyn Petrell's ceramics figure sculpture 
 Trudy Bryant's "mourning impossible innocence"
 Abbi Johnson's sea garden
Bryson Litvay's mom's favorite garden  Erin Studholme's sound composition
Inspired Teacher Grant - Mr. Derek Harding Principal McSweeney recently received an award letter from The Arc of Greater Plymouth. Please read it below to see the great honor bestowed on Mr. Derek Harding!: "Dear Principal McSweeney, Once again, it is my great pleasure to inform you that Derek Harding, Visual Arts Teacher at Plymouth North is a 2012 recipient of The Arc of Greater Plymouth Inspired Teacher Grant, Building Community. This award represents many things for our agency. It is foremost a way to honor and support your commitment to Inclusive Education and the strengthening of community that effort promotes. Equally important, is the recognition of how inclusive classroom education enhances the mission of our agency to change attitude, perceptions, and legislation so individuals with (and without) intellectual challenges will have the opportunity to realize their goals of where and how they learn, live, work and play. Finally, this award represents an opportunity for The Arc of Greater Plymouth to give back to the Greater Plymouth community in recognition of the essential role community plays in the lives of the individuals we serve and our success as a support agency. With sincere appreciation and respect; Roger Monty, Executive Director The Arc of Greater Plymouth" 
Congratulations Mr. Harding!! The Last Dunk in Hank Rogers Gymnasium Not only is Saturday, February 18th the big match up between North and South basketball teams, it will also be the last "big show" for the Hank Rogers Gymnasium.
Since 1963 the Hank Rogers Gymnasium has hosted countless basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, and wrestling meets. On February 18th the annual Plymouth North vs. Plymouth South varsity basketball double header will be played. This will be the final game played in the gymnasium unless one of the Plymouth North basketball teams advances to the state tournament.
There are several important dates and times to note:
Friday, February 17th the freshman games will be played. The boys play at 3:30 and the girls will play after the boys.
Saturday, February 18th
Junior Varsity girls at 11 A.M.
Junior Varsity boys at 1 P.M.
Varsity girls at 3:30 P.M.
Varsity boys at approximately 6 P.M.
Tickets will be sold at $4 for students and $5 for adults. **Any former basketball player or cheerleader for Plymouth North will be admitted at no charge!
There will be a ceremonial tip-off before both varsity games and a ceremony during half time of the boys' game. The games will be hosted and recorded by Carl Pratt and there will be a future broadcast of the varsity games on PACTV.
We hope to see you in the stands, Go NORTH!!!!!
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Plymouth South High School News PSHS "SILENT FLIGHT" WINNERS
MassDOT Aeronautics Division Art Awards
Students from Colleen Quinn's art class recently entered the 2012 International Aviation Art Contest, "Silent Flight."
After thanking Plymouth South High School teachers and their students for continued participation, MassDOT Aeronautics Aviation Planner Steve Rawding explained, "This contest is an excellent opportunity for talented young artists to combine the dynamic and exciting world of aviation along with their passion in art."
PSHS winners at the State Level include:
Shelby Rexroad (11) 1st Place: Category III
Maureen Riordan (11) 2nd Place: Category III
Sheamus Crowley (12) 3rd Place: Category III
Matthew Andersen (12) Honorable Mention : Category III
Jessica Buckley (12) Honorable Mention: Category III
David Zienko (12) Honorable Mention: Category III
Kathryn Hoar (12) Honorable Mention: Category III
Tyler Scagliarini (12) Honorable Mention: Category III
Winning artwork was forwarded to Washington, DC to be judged at the National Level. All entries can be viewed at www.nasao.org.
CORRECTION: The Plymouth South Wrestling Team will be competing this Sunday, February 19th at the Tsongas Arena in Lowell in the North/South Finals. We originally had the incorrect date. Best wishes to the Team and Coaches!!
Finalists in the PSHS Idol Contest
On Wednesday, February 15th Plymouth South held their 3rd Annual PSHS Idol Contest. We had a lot of talented students competing with the following winners: First Place to Adrianna Alvarez, Class of 2015, Second Place to Bonny Hawes, Class of 2014 and Third Place to Tabitha Fantoni, Class of 2014.
MIAA State Tournament News
We are proud to report that 8 out of 8 fall and winter sports teams at PSHS have qualified for post-season state tournament play. All teams in the fall and winter season that were eligible qualified with a most recent qualification by the boys basketball team. We are still counting as more teams qualify in the days ahead. The individual successes are also fantastic on the teams that do not have "team" state tournament competition. Great job to all athletes and their coaches!
Junior Planning Night
Just a reminder to parents about our Junior Planning Night on Tuesday, February 28, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. at Plymouth North. We encourage all parents of juniors to attend this important night - a great deal of information is shared!
Parents of Grade 8 Students
The PSHS Tech Expo is Thursday, March 1st at 5:00 p.m. at PSHS. This is immediately followed with a presentation on our academic program at 7:00 P.M. in the cafeteria. We encourage parents of all 8th graders to attend this important night. Teachers will review the course selection process, academic requirements, and much more!
Parents of Seniors
After vacation you will be receiving a senior parent newsletter with important information and dates for the upcoming months. Please look out for this document in the weeks ahead. It will also be posted on our school website.
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Unified Arts News
Upcoming events: - Saturday February 25th both Winter Percussion and Color Guard Show Competition hosted at Dartmouth High School
- Select Students from both North and South High School to attend the All State Music Festival at the Boston Seaport Hotel in Boston March 1st and 2nd.
- The Plymouth Children's Chorus will be performing with the Plymouth Philharmonic under the direction of Kathleen McMinn at Memorial Hall on Sunday March 4th at 3pm, tickets are on sale now.
- On March 7th, 7:00pm at PSHS the Unified Arts Department along with the Plymouth Schools Music Association is hosting an Open House/Ice Cream Social for all 8th grade students interested in learning more about music opportunities at the High School level.
- On March 8th from 6:30-8:00pm PSMS will host their annual Festival of the Arts hosted by the Art, Chorus, Band, and Tech programs.
- March 9th and 10th is Jr. District Music festival for select students from both Middle and High School.
The Plymouth Schools Music Association would like to thank all those who attended the Spaghetti supper at Plymouth South High School Friday, February 10th. The event was well attended, with great music, food, and friends. A special thank you to Plymouth Public Schools cafeteria ladies who prepared and served the dinner, and all the volunteers who help put this event together. All proceeds will benefit the music program and the scholarship fund.
On Saturday February 11th a group of Chorus and Band students traveled to Walpole to audition for the Junior and Senior SEMSBA Music Festival. We are happy to announce that Plymouth Public Schools will be strongly represented in the festival which takes place in May. The following students have been accepted: PCIS: CHORUS:
Lauren Badeau
Julia McBride
Madeleine LeBlanc
Lily Colbert
Madison DeCoursey
Samantha Coburn
BAND:
Anna Kiley--Orchestra/Clarinet
Richard Massie--Orchestra/Trumpet
Michael Armenio--Band/Alto Saxophone PSMS: Bass Clarinet: Gr. 7 Liam Ginnetty 1st Chair
Alto Sax: Gr. 8 Gregory Pappas
Trumpet: Gr. 8 Veronica Holmes 1st Chair
Euphonium: Gr. 8 Heather Bryzkcy
Euphonium: Gr. 8 Sean Swanton PNHS:
Chorus:
Shaelyn Helminiak soprano Gr. 9
Dawna Vella alto Gr 10
Band:
Emily Bott Clarinet Gr. 12
Eli Hovey Baritone Saxophone Gr. 9
Shawn Flanagan Trumpet Gr. 12
Maggie Thompson French Horn Gr 9
Nic Hovey Euphonium gr 10
Jill Panora Tuba Gr 10 PSHS: Chorus:
Adriana Alvarez Gr. 9
Rebecca Geary Gr. 10
Zac West-Clarinet Gr. 11
Melissa Jaworski-Flute Gr. 11
Allison Rogers-Clarinet Gr. 9
Nate Stowe-Trombone Gr. 12
Nate Rogers-Percussion Gr. 11 Congratulations to all!
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Guidance Department News
IMPROVE....
Your SAT Scores in Math and Critical Reading & Writing!!!
When: 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Critical Reading & Writing- Mondays (March 12, 19, 26; April 2, 9, 23, 30)
Math- Tuesdays (March 13, 20, 27; April 3, 10, 24; May 1)
Where:
Plymouth South High School (room to be determined)
Cost: (checks payable to "PPS- SAT prep")
$75.00- one subject
$125.00- both subjects
**SAT study guide is included in registration fee**
Registration:
Guidance Offices PSHS/ PNHS (deadline- Wed, March 7)
Please contact Jeremy Gobeil with any questions (jgobeil@plymouth.k12.ma.us)
Classes will be limited to 25 students per subject. Registration is first come, first served
The 2012-2013 FAFSA is Now Available
Now that 2012 has arrived, it is time for college-bound families to begin working on the FAFSA. There are two ways to apply - online and via paper. We encourage families to file the FAFSA on the Web, which is available at www.fafsa.ed.gov. For families who are more comfortable working on paper, the FAFSA on the Web Worksheet helps families gather information before completing the online FAFSA. The 2012-2013 FAFSA on the Web Worksheet is also available at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
PLYMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS' GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT COLLEGE PLANNING NIGHT FOR PARENTS OF JUNIORS PNHS AUDITORIUM, Tuesday, February 28, 2012 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. All Plymouth North and South High School parents of juniors are invited to attend this important informational program! We will have a panel of college admissions counselors - from Boston College, UMass Dartmouth and Cape Cod Community College - speak about the college search and application process. There will also be an opportunity to discuss our guidance program's college planning activities with counselors. For additional assistance, What About College, a detailed booklet on the college application process, and many other college/career planning resources and financial aid information are available on our guidance website. Please visit the Plymouth North or South High guidance web pages via www.plymouth.k12.ma.us. We look forward to your participation in this informative presentation and encourage students to attend as well! IMPORTANT ADVANCE NOTICES: NACAC's Annual Spring College Fair will take place at the Boston Convention Center, May 3rd and 4th. Save the date! Registration deadlines for Spring SAT Exams: April 6th for the May 5th exam; May 8th for the June 2nd exam. For the June 11th (any questions; contact your guidance counselor). Students can register at www.collegeboard.com/sat-register. School code is 221785 (PNHS) or 221784 (PSHS). Please encourage your child to continue to utilize our career/college planning program, at www.careercruising.com. All Plymouth High School students are registered and should continue to research careers and colleges and develop their electronic portfolios, which they created last year (Password: Plymouth; Username: North or South), then student's individual username and password. |
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Gary E. Maestas, Ed.D Superintendent
Plymouth Public Schools
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