Upcoming Events
2/1/2012
- SEPAC Meeting @ Whitcomb Library2/14/2012
2/20/2012
2/21/2012
2/22/2012
17 Washington Street, Marlborough MA 01752 (508) 460-3509
Dear Marlborough Public Schools community,
In an effort to ensure all students have a safe learning environment, Governor Deval Patrick has designated Wednesday, Jan. 25, as “No Name Calling Day” in Massachusetts. All students and staff statewide are asked to wear black to school on Wednesday as a sign of commitment to "Black Out Bullying" in schools.
In an effort to ensure all students have a safe learning environment, Governor Deval Patrick has designated Wednesday, Jan. 25, as “No Name Calling Day” in Massachusetts. All students and staff statewide are asked to wear black to school on Wednesday as a sign of commitment to "Black Out Bullying" in schools.
The Marlborough Public Schools are participating in this one-day, statewide event, and additional building-based activities are planned for the observance of "No Name Calling Week" Jan. 23-27.
We applaud our staff and students for embracing this anti-bullying effort, and we appreciate the support from our parents and community!
Read December's MPS Messenger newsletter!
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Strategic Plan: On November 8, the School Committee approved the district's Five-Year Strategic Plan. To view the plan, use the tab in the menu at left to access the district's Five-Year Strategic Plan Web page. |
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MPS Permanent Art Collection Prints
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Give the gift of art! High-quality prints of pieces in the school district’s student Permanent Art Collection are available for purchase. Each print comes matted to fit a standard 11x14-inch frame. All proceeds support the Marlborough Schools Visual Art Department in its continuation and expansion of the MPS Permanent Art Collection. To view a slideshow of the prints, click here. For more information about ordering prints or about the district's Permanent Art Collection, click here. |
