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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 special meeting of the Plymouth School Committee will be Monday, April 22, 2013. 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:
"Students don't care how much you know until they know how much you care."
-Anonymous
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Community Survey
The Plymouth Public Schools developed a strategic plan in 2011. As part of this plan, the district formed teams to monitor each goal. As a component of this progress monitoring, we have developed a survey to seek input for the community at large. Please take a moment and complete the survey by following the link below.
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District news and information for all k-12 teachers, administrators, and parents from the Elementary Library Media Specialists.
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April is Autism Awareness Month. Find valuable resources for teachers and parents at: http://www.internet4classrooms.com/exceptional_children/autism_classroom_resources_autistic.htm Autism: Classroom Resources include: 1.Autism and Instruction Methods That Work Best in School - instruction strategies that have been known to help children in the classroom. 2.Autism Teaching Tools - "a resource to help parents and professionals find specific tools and teaching tips for working with learners with autistic spectrum disorders" Select the topics from the right side of the page. 3.Effective strategies for teaching children with autism spectrum disorders - 10 classroom strategies for teachers assisting students with autism spectrum disorders. 4.Facilitated Communication - Helping non-verbal students with autism communicate. 5.Preparing the School for Your Child with Autism - Five things teachers need to know; how to prepare your classroom to assist students with autism spectrum disorders. 6.Six Principles Of Autistic Interaction - Autistic individuals, if allowed to interact with other autistic individuals, develop complex friendships that are based on social rules that are unique to autistic relationships. 7.Social Skills for Autism - Suggestions for classroom and home to help students learn hygiene and social skills. 8.Teaching children with autism appropriate play in unsupervised environments using a self-management treatment package. - A C Stahmer and L Schreibman; very interesting article discussing a self-management treatment package to teach 3 children with autism. 9.Teaching students with autism - This digest provides an overview of considerations for teaching students with autism. 10.Visual Supports - Creating Picture Exchange Symbols to encourage reading in every child, and pairing words in a system might help hasten acquisition of those printed words. [This expired link is available through the Wayback Machine Internet Archive. If the page doesn't load quickly click on Impatient? at the bottom right of the page.] 11. Visual Timetables - Visual Timetables enable pupils to understand what they are doing when over a period of time such as the school day. They give structure to the day and can reduce anxiety levels. Click on AUTISM to the left of the web page for additional resources. Looking for some great ideas for k-12 on project-based learning? Visit: https://www.internet4classrooms.com/project.htm Topics include: Biographies Links to hundreds of biographies on men and women who have shaped our history, as well as astronauts and Nobel Prize winners. Countries / Continents Find statistics, overviews, pictures, and the history of our countries and continents. Number 6 provides information on their economy, government, foreign relations policies. Compare stats about the countries within our United Nations by clicking on number 4. Data Sources A large list of resources containing data on topics such as: Gas prices, food costs, census data, city data, social science, space, and so much more. Elementary An extensive list of curriculum topics for elementary levels. Interactive sites let students create their own projects. Number 6 provides a large list of topic-based online resources. Inventors Links to inventors of everything from the computer to the artificial heart. Number 4 not only offers inventor themed ideas but lesson plans as well. Middle / High School Find interactive math and science learning exhibits. There are book report ideas. Also referenced are methods for teaching and large collections of primary resources. Problem Based Learning Learn the difference between problem-based and project-based learning. Find an overview, project ideas, and how to be a good facilitator. Project Based Learning Resources and examples that can help define project based learning, including grade level projects and checklists. Subject Area Topics Project ideas on math, science, weather, and more. Note: The sites for this section were verified a year ago, and some are not available. Most are available and offer valuable ideas for projects. |
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West Elementary News
Students in Grades 4 and 5 at West Elementary recently completed the Massachusetts Children's Book Award (MCBA) Program. The Program encourages reading for pleasure by involving students in grades 4-6 throughout the State in an "election" which determines the most popular book title from a list of 25 professionally-selected nominees. The winning author is awarded the MCBA based on ballot tallies from all participating Massachusetts students in grades 4-6.
During the Program Ms. Linda Shannon, the Library Media Specialist, collaborated with Ms. Elyse Robbins, the Art Specialist, on a book cover project for all of the students in grades 4 and 5. Students were given the assignment to use their imaginations to create a book cover based on their interpretations of character, plot, theme, or setting of their selected MCBA nominee. The cover was to be unique to the student and not a recreation of the original cover. Here are the results of the project.
 Brian Carman
 Emma Harrington
 Jaedyn Rice
 Mackenzie Anderson
 Nick Pearson
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News from the Visual and Performing Arts Department
- This Friday and Saturday! Come see the PCIS Musical, The Little Mermaid Jr. April 5 at 7:30pm and April 6 at 4:00pm and 8:00pm at the Performing Arts Center at Plymouth North High School.
- Best of luck to the Plymouth High Schools' Winter Percussion and Winter Guard at their finals this weekend. Winter Guard finals are Saturday in Reading and Winter Percussion finals are Sunday in Dartmouth. Good Luck to all! Check out the photos and video link below!
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- Save the Date! The Visual and Performing Arts Department is looking forward to another All Town Festival this year. The Choral concert is Tuesday, April 23, 2013 and the Instrumental concert is Thursday April 25, 2013. Both concerts are at the Performing Arts Center at Plymouth North High School.
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Science Department News
In partnership with Massasoit, the Plymouth Public Schools is offering students a fantastic summer science experience.
The Summer Science Experience will provide students entering 6th through 8th grade an engaging and hands-on science and math experience. Participating students will use creativity and teamwork to solve interesting design challenges. In a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere, students will interact with college professors who are committed to making learning science and math both rewarding and fun.
The following programs are offered for Summer 2013.
Your Human Machine! July 8-12, 2013 Do you like to dance, play sports, go swimming or read a good book? Just like a finely tuned car, your body craves fuel to do all these activities and more. Let's check out the options so you can choose fuels that work best in your body. While we're at it, we can test just what that body can do, how it moves and how all your parts work together. With lots of team games and eye opening investigative activities - learn how to keep your ultimate machine running at its peak performance. This course is designed for students entering grades 6 to 8 in fall 2013. $187 course fee includes supplies. Students will need to bring a snack and lunch.
Robotic Adventure July 15-19, 2013 Let's work in groups to create and build fun ROBOTIC projects. We'll explore and experiment together. You'll express your creativity in a new way! This course is designed for students entering grades 6 to 8 in the fall 2013. $207 course fee includes supplies. Students will need to bring a snack and lunch.
Explore the World Around You August 5-9, 2013 Spark your scientific imagination through creative and challenging projects. We'll explore our world to explain how things happen. Sign on to join this investigative team and let's head outdoors together to have some fun, to look at the world around us, and to figure out how does "that" work. This course is designed for students entering grades 6 to 8 in fall 2013. $187 course fee includes supplies. Students will need to bring a snack and lunch.
Registration opens on April 1st for Plymouth students only. Registration for the general public begins on April 15th.
For more information on the program, use this link http://bit.ly/XQwHzv
To download the registration form, click here.
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For Students Entering Grades 10-12
Special Study in Biology
August 12-16, 2013
We are looking for a few good scientists to work in our crime lab. Qualifications include an interest in science, math and engineering and a willingness to work as a member of a team to solve challenging problems. Our real lab is fully stocked and we will use it to solve real life problems and to design and build real solutions. This week long course will give you an opportunity to explore what it's like to be a member of the college community and even earn college credit. A maximum of 24 students will be accepted into this program, so apply early. This course is designed for students entering grades 10 to 12 in the fall 2013. $199 course fee includes supplies. Students will need to bring a snack and lunch.
For more information on the program, click here.
To download the registration form, click here.
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Nathaniel Morton Elementary News
Third Grade Teachers Are Learners at Recent Literacy Conference
The third grade team of teachers, including consulting teachers of literacy and moderate special needs teachers, were able to attend this week's Massachusetts Reading Association's annual conference. The team of teachers has focused much of their planning time on fine tuning literacy workshop models and meeting the reading/writing needs of students across the grade. At the conference, the teachers were able to pick up techniques and ideas on how to motivate reluctant readers. They also learned how to manage the literacy block from noted authors and experts in Children's Literacy instruction including Gail Boushey and Jane Mosher, Jarret Krosoczkc and Tomie dePaola (pictured withe the staff).
Fun in the Sun and Snow
Students at NMES took advantage of what we all hope will be the last sign of snow this season. Students worked at recess to roll up the snow and build lots of snowmen. By day's end the snow had melted from the field.
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South Elementary School News
Dancing Shoes Hit the Gym Floor
For two weeks in March, Physical Education Teacher Mr. Chad Jordan teamed up with Music Teacher Mrs. Karen DeVoe to create a toe-tapping gym class.
The first part of the class was creative movement with Mr. Jordan. Students were asked to use different methods of travel, including skipping, galloping, sliding, hopping, leaping and crawling.
"Students had to travel on low, medium, and high levels using various pathways such as straight, curved, and zigzag," Mr. Jordan notes. "They also had to move their arms to make it more creative and dance-like. For instance, some students pretended to fly like a plane or be on a horse."
Mrs. DeVoe taught a variety of folk dances, including La Raspa, Zemer Atik, Troika, Cotton Eyed Joe, and the Cha Cha Slide. Students also learned traditional square dance moves and incorporated these into the song "Heads and Sides" while dancing in a group.
"Although it took some students a while to warm up to the idea of dancing, they did a great job working with a partner or in a group," Mr. Jordan says. "They were very creative."
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Indian Brook Elementary School News
Our after school spring session was a huge success. Thanks to all the teachers and staff that designed and provided great learning opportunities for these six week programs. Students participated in a variety of programs including Arts and Crafts, Winter Warriors Running Program, Knitting, Board Games, Photography, Nintendo DS, Mine Craft, A Horse Program, a Doll Program, Dodge ball, American Gladiator Program, Math Facts Boot Camp, and Lego's.
The picture below features one of the many great products of our after school programs.The students in the Lego Program had a great time building a "Lego Town" at Indian Brook!
Pictured-Mea Visconti, Lucas Moncada, Ryan Tolland, Sabrina Studebaker, Zack Brown, Tim Spiegel, Michael Duffy, Michael Mimmo, Brandyn Carpeno, Zack McClay, George Betts, and Mrs. Findlay. Not shown, but helped build, Ken Thurston.
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Manomet Elementary School News Manomet School 3rd graders recently 'took to the stage' to culminate a 6-week after school theater workshop with four performances of The Reunion. Through this patriotic play, students portrayed a humorous, fictional reunion of many of our nation's founders at a 4th of July picnic. Along the way they learned some important history. |
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PSMS News
Roller Coaster Science
Students in Mrs. Brandt's science classes have been building roller coasters as they learn about kinetic and potential energy and the engineering required to construct a coaster. Use the link below to view a video clip showing one group's progress through the construction. Their hard work resulted in a wonderful product. Enjoy.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-zD-yKi_XnQTGQyZ0xXSlBfTUU/edit?usp=sharing
PSMS Paw Prints - Students for a "Greener" World
The PSMS Paw Prints Club has been happily busy with projects this spring. Students worked with salvaged paper from within our building to make recycled art posters for this year's 5th grade graduating class:
"Hey, 5th Grade...What's your 2020 vision for our planet's future? Keep it green!"
They were also able to make Spring/Easter cards and Bunny note pads.
Students also learned about the value of recycling textiles after watching a video on clothing manufacturing and sweat shops. They learned how to recycle a simple pair of jeans, and each member was able to work on a homemade recycled cloth bag. We then discussed the efforts being made by the Plymouth Schools clothing drive with Bay State Textiles, and supported that drive by making recycled door hangers which were placed throughout the building. We also supported 8th grader Benjamin Rivera-Concannon's clothing drive for Project 351.
We will now focus on projects for the upcoming Earth Day which falls on April 22nd this year. (www.earthday.org) Watching videos, making recycled banners, supporting a clean school, and learning the value of growing plants will be part of our focus. We hope our combined students and staff commit to "greener" living by deciding to help our planet, and remembering to Respect - Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle!
   
Mrs. Runyoun's Visit with a NOAA Scientist Mrs. Karen Runyon, an 8th grade science teacher at Plymouth South Middle School, was recently granted a Leave of Absence for term 3 to be with her husband, Eric, who is serving in the U.S. Coast Guard in American Samoa. This is a wonderful educational opportunity for both Mrs. Runyon and her students, who have been staying in touch with her and learning about American Samoa at the following blog: http://runyonfun.blogspot.com/ Among the many blogs and videos posted by Mrs. Runyon, she recently had the privilege of spending a day at the NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) Observatory, which is only one of four such observatories in the world. The three other observatories are located in the Arctic, Antarctic, and Hawaii). These four locations are responsible for collecting data and studying the atmosphere for climate changes and measuring carbon dioxide levels, ozone levels, and types of greenhouse gases present based on radiation amounts. To view the 14-minute long video, documenting her visit, please visit the following link:  | | 720p |
In addition, Mrs. Runyon was invited to actually launch NOAA's weekly Ozone balloon, which is much larger than a weather balloon. She is currently finishing the video of that experience for a future blog. NOAA allowed her to take home the housing for the science equipment and decorate it for the launch, all with South Middle colors, of course! Tina, the scientist, was elated that she did it, and it made for a great morning launch. Mrs. Runyon will be returning to work on Monday, April 8th and she no doubt will have a number of artifacts and stories to share with her students and colleagues. We look forward to her return! Massachusetts Maritime Academy Visits PSMS A visit from PSMS and PSHS's own 2012 graduate, Sophia Segatore, now a 4th Class (freshman) cadet at Mass Maritime Academy, brought science and the maritime experience to life for PSMS students. A number of classes participated in following the MMA SeaTerm Voyage this winter with Mrs. Conway, Tech Integration Specialist, http://mmavoyage2013.blogspot.com/ and classroom teachers Mrs. Bochman and Mrs. Brandt. During the time the cadets were at sea, the PSMS students followed the voyage and located the T.S. Kennedy's visits to ports using Google Earth and the Captain's Blog www.maritime.edu/seaterm. During their visit on April 3rd to PSMS, Cadet Segatore, Cadet John Albini, 3rd Class, as well as Meredith Emery, MMA FTV Outreach Coordinator, challenged Mrs. Bochman's eighth grade students with a hands-on activity to apply Archimedes' Principle of buoyancy and density to getting clay ships to carry cargo (pennies). The students had to figure out the best shape for the clay to float and carry the most cargo possible. Nicole LaFountain and Megan Starr were the winners, with shaping a vessel that carried 15 pennies before sinking! All PSMS 5th Grade classes and Mrs. Brandt's 6th Grade Science Classes enjoyed a presentation by Mrs. Emery and the cadets. They asked lots of thoughtful questions of the cadets and were quick to participate in answering questions. Afterwards, the students said their favorite part was to meet the cadets in person after following the MMA Sea Term in class!
Next week MMA cadets will visit PCIS! 
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PCIS News
PCIS PTA Encourages a Greener Environment!
PCIS PTA would like to give families the opportunity to support the PTA and a greener Earth by signing up for the PCIS PTA Viridian Energy Fundraiser.
The simple change of many individuals choosing a greener energy supply will make a huge collective impact on the environment, not to mention the funds that will be raised for the PCIS PTA.
To celebrate Earth Month, everyone who enrolls with Viridian during the month of April will be entered into a drawing to win a $50 gift certificate to the PCIS School Store. There will be two winners.
To enroll, visit www.viridian.com/pcispta or the PCIS PTA website.
Falcon Pride Partners with Plymouth Family Network's Pirates and Princesses
On Tuesday evening, April 2nd, from 4:00 - 7:00 PM, ten Falcon Pride volunteers helped to make a dream come true for numerous five-and-under pirates, knights, and princesses! How did they accomplish this feat? They volunteered at Plymouth Family Network's "Royal Event" PFN PTA fundraiser, which transformed the PCIS cafeteria into a kingdom and an ocean.
These Falcon Pride eighth graders helped to set up for this event and clean up afterwards in addition to assisting toddlers with pirate and princess games and making small crafts. Games and crafts included making royal crowns and pirate spyglasses, pinning the horn on a unicorn, walking the plank, sinking the pirate ships, pirate bowling, coloring, and mobile making. The children were excited to step into the lives of their fairy tale idols for one night and participate in the many activities offered.
Highlights of the evening were the presences of two famous fairytale princesses, Cinderella and Rapunzel, and refreshments of cupcakes, juice boxes and water bottles. Even our eighth graders were thrilled to pose with the princesses!
The Falcon Pride students who participated in PFN's "Royal Event" are the following: Lillian Backlund, Bobby Colbert, Isabel Kierstead, Jordan Lipmann, Adrianna McNeely, Abigail Salvucci, Alexxia Shortall, Max Tripp, Heather Ward, and Savannah Winship-Cody.
Both the royal five-and-under guests and their teenage Falcon Pride mateys had a GREAT time!
 
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Plymouth North High School News
Best Buddies Prom
It was a night of dancing and making new friends at this year's Best Buddies Prom held at Hopkinton High School on Saturday, March 16th. There were many activities for the students to participate in such as Guitar Hero, karaoke, and, of course, dancing. There was also an opportunity for Best Buddies to have their picture taken with Miss Teen Massachusetts USA; Madyson Milordi. It was a wonderful night for all.
Portfolio Preparation Class
The Library at Plymouth North is displaying art work from the Portfolio Preparation class's recently completed project, which addresses a time in the student's own life when their perspective of the world changed. Students began with a written piece detailing their recollection of a specific event, and then considered icons that could symbolize their experience and response. The written work was then pared down to what the students thought was essential for the Artist's Statement that accompanies each three dimensional representation.
 
Fill Your Bin For a Chance to Win!
Would you like to see your local schools earn up to $85,000? Our schools are partnering with Bay State Textiles to make this happen. We need your help - clean out your closets and bring in your old or unwanted clothing, shoes, sheets and anything linen. For every ton of textiles donated, Bay State Textiles will give each school $100. Not only will you be clearing out your closets just in time for spring cleaning, but you'll be helping your child's school earn hundreds. Instead of paying to dispose of these items, help out the schools and the earth for free!
Bay State Textiles is helping kick off this great new program with a little friendly competition. The two elementary schools that donate the most pounds of textile per student will win an additional $250. The two middle schools will both be competing with each other for a $500 bonus and one of the two high schools will earn $500 as well. Everyone can join in - pick a school, or two, and help fill their bin through the end of Memorial Day weekend!
Please note: Make sure that the clothing is dry and reasonably clean, and place your items in plastic bags before donating!
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Plymouth South High School News
Meet the co-winners crowned "Mr. Plymouth South 2013"
Aidan Mulligan of Mr. Smith's after-school video club has won a New England Emmy in the sports category for his Pep Rally video. This is the first Emmy awarded to a Plymouth South High School student in two years. He will be invited to the celebration dinner on April 30th to receive his Emmy statue and be recognized for this prestigious award. Also, juniors Jon Tellier, Travis Lovell, Amber Hoisington, Kelli Wagner, Aidan Callahan and Kim O'Brien won Honorable Mention in the commercial category for their Locker Room Theft commercial. Congratulations to all of these Graphic Design and Visual communications students!
Ms. Shaver's A period Sociology class created a collage of PSHS culture to display in our main foyer. Each student chose a different aspect of culture to showcase in the collage which was done both visually and written. They are very proud of their work and so are we.
On Thursday, April 5th, Kaila O'Farrell, a senior Electrical student, was honored by the Massachusetts Vocational Association and Massachusetts Association of Vocational Administrators at the Twenty-seventh Annual Outstanding Vocational Technical Student Awards Banquet at Mechanics Hall in Worcester. As a non-traditional student in the electrical wiring program, she challenges herself both academically and with extra-curricular activities. Kaila is currently the National Region One Vice President for SkillsUSA and has traveled and spoken to a wide range of business partners, educators and students as an advocate for career and technical education and SkillsUSA. In addition to academics and student leadership, Kaila is committed to community service and has received the President's Volunteer Service award Bronze level, and is expecting to receive Silver level this year. Kaila plans to attend either Emerson College, UMASS Boston or UMASS Amherst in the fall to pursue her degree in communications or medicine.
PSHS Technology in the Classroom
by Jacqui Frongello, Technology Integration Specialist, PSHS
World Literature CP 1 - Ms. Greene's World Literature CP 1 class had been analyzing Shakespeare's Sonnets and the meaningful interpretations of the poems.
Ms. Greene had come across a sample of an interactive poem on the NextBook Press website and thought that creating an interactive poem out of one of Shakespeare's sonnets would be a great project for her students. Having each student create an interactive poem would allow the students to analyze a poem more closely and interpret the difficult meanings with text and pictures.
To create the interactive poems the students created one page websites using Wix (http://www.wix.com). Wix is a free online website builder that allows anyone to create customizable and stunning looking websites with the easy drag and drop editing system they have put in place. Wix has hundreds of customizable templates for one to use to create their site.
To see samples of Ms. Greene's Interactive Poems click on the links below:
http://ryleyc2637.wix.com/sonnet29
http://emeraldelza.wix.com/shakespearesonnet30
The following 28 students have attained perfect attendance so far this year - from September through March. We started the year with 521 students - so congratulations to this group for their perseverance. They will receive a certificate and a $5. gift card to culinary. The students are: Andrew Baler, Alana Barnes, Andrew Bastoni, Heather Brzykcy, Mackenzie Callahan, Jake Carey, Robert Cheetham, Eileen Coughlin, Blake Cowan, Quinn Darling, Victoria Delph, Ryan Donovan, Timothy Faucett, Kayla Forgette, Katelin Gellar, Daniel Guertin, Kaleb Jesse, Brendan Johnson, Bethanne Keane, Nicholas Macfarland, Spencer Mazzola, Michael Mullally, Nicholas Murphy, Teagan Ponte, Alyssa Richard, Jared Rooney, Tayla Russo and Madison Utz.
Ashley Morrill, a senior at PSHS has been selected by her peers to represent Massachusetts at the 2013 Moose International Youth Awareness Congress to be held in Lisle, IL. The Moose International Youth Awareness Congress is the culmination of the annual Youth Awareness Program of the Loyal Order of Moose. At both the State/Provincial and International levels, the participants discuss how to use their influence to encourage four to nine year olds to make healthy and wise choices in life.
FIT CLUB - Meets at 2:15 Tuesdays and Thursdays in the wrestling gym. Come join in for step and insanity. Teachers and students are all welcome. Contact Mrs. Francis in Rm. 245 for more information.
The Plymouth South Creative Writing Club has started an "Imagine the Possibilities Book Drive". The homeroom/first period class to collect the most books by April 30th will receive a mystery prize. There are also public drop offs at Plymouth North and Plymouth South on Saturday April 6th from 9-3, Sunday April 7th from 12-3, Saturday April 27th from 9-3 and Sunday April 28th from 12-3. If you bring your book donations to the Plymouth North VS Plymouth South Lacrosse Game on Saturday, April 13th at 12:00 PM at Plymouth North and on Monday April 22nd at 5:00 PM at Plymouth South you will receive a discounted ticket of $1.00 off per book! (Tickets are $5.00 for Adults and $4.00 for students.)
IMPROVE YOUR SAT SCORES.... In Math and Critical Reading and Writing!! To be held at Plymouth South High School from 6:00PM to 7:30PM. Critical Reading & Writing - Tuesdays: April 23, 30; May 7, 14, 21, 28. Math - Thursdays: April 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30). Cost (check or money order payable to PPS-SAT Prep) $75.00 for one subject, $125.00 for both subjects. (SAT study guide is included in registration fee). Classes are limited - see guidance office with questions.
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Guidance Announcement
SAT Prep Course
IMPROVE....
Your SAT Scores in Math and Critical Reading & Writing!!!
When: 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Critical Reading & Writing-Tuesday's (April 23, 30; May 7, 14, 21, 28
Math- Thursday's (April 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)
Where:
Plymouth South High School (room to be determined)
Cost: (check or money order 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- Friday, April 12th)
Please contact Joshua Charpentier with any questions (jcharpentier@plymouth.k12.ma.us)
Classes will be limited to 25 students per subject. Registration is first come, first served
Don't miss out on this opportunity to raise your scores!!
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Gary E. Maestas, Ed.D Superintendent
Plymouth Public Schools
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