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The Common, Edition #8

October 14, 2022

The Common, Edition #8 October 14, 2022

October 14, 2022

Superintendent Update

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Dear Nashoba Families,


Tuesday evening, the architects from Kaestle, Boos Associates and the project managers from Skanska presented conceptual design options for a new Nashoba Regional High School to our community. On October 18, 2022, the school building committee will make a recommendation for the preferred concept to the Nashoba Regional School Committee. The committee members are soliciting feedback from the community on the design options. This is your opportunity to offer input.


You can provide your thoughts on the design options by watching the meeting at the web link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CZSFloESzA and then completing the feedback form. The feedback form will remain open until 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 18, 2022. School Building Committee members and the Nashoba Regional School Committee have access to the community responses. Your engagement in the preferred design is an important step in ultimately bringing a state of the art high school to our community.


Peace,

Kirk Downing

(He/Him)

News from the Department of Teaching and Learning

MCAS Parent/Guardian Reports Being Mailed Home

Today, Spring 2022 MCAS Parent/Guardian Report were mailed home to families. The MCAS Parent/Guardian Report provides families with their child’s results from the Spring 2022 Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) tests in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science and Technology/Engineering, where applicable. Last year’s MCAS testing marked the first year of full test administration in grades 3-8 and at the high school since 2019. Due to the pandemic, MCAS tests were not administered in 2020, and in 2021 modified MCAS tests were administered with the scope of the tests shortened and the structure adjusted.

News from the Pupil Personnel Department

The Nashoba Community Partnership is providing a Free 2-part parent education presentation: Positive Approaches to Turnaround Children's Challenging Behavior, presented by Liz Daniels, LMHC.


The 2-part event is scheduled for Wed, Oct 19, 7-8pm, and Wed, Nov 2, 7-8pm. Register here


This event is best geared toward families with young children (8 and under).

News from the Health and Wellness Department

Photos from the 2022 Health and Wellness Fair

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Student EMT Booth

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Student Red Cross Club

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Community Health Fair

This Week at Nashoba

Florence Sawyer Kindergarten Field Trip to the Bolton Public Safety Building

Nashoba Field Hockey and Oakmont Regional HS played in our Annual Pink Game. The teams collected donations for the Ellie Fund in memory of 2007 Nashoba graduate, Julie McNally.

Nashoba Regional School District

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