We were delighted to have former EWS Alumni and Project 351 Ambassador Nicolas Roht return to Eames Way on Monday to present his Spring Service Project: a clothing drive for Cradles to Crayons! Together with other schools in the district, EWS will be collecting clothes that will be donated to help children suffering from clothing insecurity. Project 351 is a non-profit youth-led organization that engages one eighth grader from all 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts to lead community service projects. Nicolas was selected as the 8th grade 2024 Project 351 ambassador for Marshfield and we are so grateful to have him as a student role model in our community! πŸ’šπŸ€— #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
EWS Alumni and Project 351 Ambassador Nicolas Roht presenting spring service project
EWS Alumni and Project 351 Ambassador Nicolas Roht presenting spring service project
EWS Alumni and Project 351 Ambassador Nicolas Roht presenting spring service project
On Monday, March 18th, the Marshfield High School Choirs combined for their 10th annual National Anthem performance at a Boston Celtics game! πŸ€πŸŽΆ Our choirs sang for a sold out crowd at the TD Garden of over 19,000! What an amazing experience for our young performers. Congratulations to MHS Choirs! πŸ€©πŸ’šπŸ‘ #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
MHS choirs at Celtics game
The first week of April marks National Assistant Principals week β€” and here at MPSD, we are fortunate to have so many amazing leaders. They pour into our communities each and every day, helping ensure our schools are amazing places to learn, work, and grow. πŸ‘πŸ’šπŸ“Έ Pictured: Mrs. Milch (GWS) and Mr. McNulty (EWS) #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
Mrs. Milch
Mr. McNulty
Third grade students at Governor Winslow Elementary recently enjoyed presenting their biography projects. Their characters came to life, and we learned many amazing facts about important historical figures. βœοΈπŸ“œ #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
students in biography costumes
Yes, you’re looking at 4 clarinets and 5 saxophones, for a total of 9 beginner woodwind players in a single group! 🀩🎢🎷 This is Mr. Canzano's largest beginner lesson group of the week (of any school). These students are excellent listeners, always on task, and are learning how to play their instrument and read music! Kudos to the MES Clarinet/Saxophone group! πŸ’šπŸ‘ #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
music students at MES
Eames Way Elementary celebrated Irish culture last week with their very talented 4th grade Irish step dancer! Big sister and EWS alum provided the tunes, and their mom rounded out the trio with an amazing presentation. It was our lucky day to be treated to such a fun experience! πŸ€πŸ€© #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
Irish step dance presentation
Thanks to Furnace Brook Middle School students for the beautiful new art display! 🀩 #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
art display case
Retired Principal Sara Prouty returned to the classroom to give Ms. Santoro's grade 3 class at Martinson Elementary School a presentation on Antarctica and penguins. The students felt like they were right there with the ice and birds! 🐧 #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
penguin presentation
penguin presentation
penguin presentation
A few weeks ago, Superintendent Granatino went on a lunch tour at all seven MPSD schools, getting the opportunity to help serve lunch at each location! 🍎πŸ₯’πŸ₯¨πŸ§€πŸ‡ #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
superintendent Granatino serving lunch
superintendent Granatino serving lunch
superintendent Granatino serving lunch
Kindergarten students at Martinson Elementary School recently got to meet Lindsay Cadigan, author of Betty the Confetti Yeti. We appreciated hearing her stories and experience! βœοΈπŸ“š #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
Author visit
Author visit
Last week, students in grades K-2 at Governor Winslow Elementary virtually travelled the world! 🧐🌎 #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
students peering through viewfinders, virtually traveling the world.
Raise your hand if you can practically *smell* these pictures! βœ‹πŸž After 3 weeks of culvialting a sourdough starter, bakers in Ms. Sangster's class have delicious bread! πŸ˜‹ #MHS #WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
Sourdough bread
Sourdough bread
Sourdough bread
We had luck on our side for the St. Patrick’s Day annual 5k! πŸ€βœ¨ The weather was perfect for our 14th annual event, with more than 3,500 runners and walkers supporting the Marshfield Education Foundation. πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈπŸƒβ€β™€οΈ#WeRMarshfield
4 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
St. Patrick's Day 5k
St. Patrick's Day 5k
St. Patrick's Day 5k
Curious about Resiliency and Growth Mindset? Join us for a presentation by Carrie Eichmann on Tuesday, March 19th @ 6:30pm in the MHS Auditorium. πŸ—£ Let's pack the auditorium! All student athletes, coaches, and parents are HIGHLY encouraged to attend! #WeRMarshfield
5 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
Resiliency and Growth Mindset
In honor of the recent Read Across America day, students at Governor Winslow Elementary went above and beyond by creating masterpieces from each continent. πŸ‘πŸ“šπŸŒŽ #WeRMarshfield
5 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
Map with reading projects posted on wall.
The Marshfield High School Jazz Band hosted the Massachusetts Association for Jazz Education (MAJE) Cape/Coastal Senior Division Jazz Festival on March 5th. 🎢 πŸ’š Our band welcomed 12 other jazz bands from eastern Massachusetts, and came out with a Silver medal for their performance. πŸ₯ˆπŸ‘ #WeRMarshfield
5 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
MHS Band performing
Our After-School Enrichment Program was a huge success at Governor Winslow School, thanks to the outstanding leadership of our Program Director, Ms. Maura Hayes. A total of 96 students in grades 3-5 enjoyed a variety of classes. Special thanks goes to the staff members that stepped up to teach these great courses. We look forward to sharing the magic that takes place when we invite families to join us on the final class of the year! πŸ’šπŸ€© #WeRMarshfield
5 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
After-school program
After-school program
After-school program
A childhood classic with an educational "twist!" πŸŒ€πŸ€© Mrs. Newcomb-Baker's grade 7 Physical Education class at Furnace Brook Middle School played a game of Twister to learn about the health-related components of physical fitness. On this particular day, their focus was on flexibility and muscular endurance. πŸ’ͺ #WeRMarshfield
5 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
7th grade students playing Twister.
Gooooood morning from these stellar students! Mrs. Williams' Kindergarten students at South River Elementary School are using growth mindset to take the iReady challenge. Their brains get stronger each time they take a challenge! πŸ’ͺπŸ§ πŸ€”πŸ’­ #WeRMarshfield
5 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
Students taking the iReady challenge.
At Martinson Elementary School, students in 4th grade engaged in Digital Learning with Mrs. Barra, exploring the Southeast. They used a digital escape room and Ozobots to enhance their understanding of this region. πŸ’»πŸ€–πŸ’­πŸŒŽ #WeRMarshfield
5 months ago, Marshfield Public Schools
MES students programming robots.
MES students programming robots.