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Friday, May 7


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Important!!!
Due to a positive case within the student body at Memorial Park Elementary, all students in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade will work remotely on Monday, May 10.
This will allow district administration to conduct thorough contact tracing.


Also Read the WCS Newsletter HERE


It's finally that time of year for your favorite tradition!! Our annual North Brookfield Fire Dept. Mother's Day Chicken BBQ THIS SUNDAY MAY 9TH!!!
DINNERS ONLY, $10 from 11am until they're gone! Thank you for your support as always! See you this Sunday!!











- AROUND TOWN -

As we come to the end of Teacher Appreciation Week, we wanted to highlight some of the wonderful things coming from WCS! 

Photo: Connected Community Schools
Including Teacher Appreciation Giveaway of snacks, supplies, etc. at the "Hub" run by Connected Community Schools and located in the Waterville Jr/Sr High.
Photo: Connected Community Schools

Photo: Waterville Central School District
MPS Positivity Project: Our AMAZING Kindergarten teachers are our students Welcome to the World of Learning. Not only do they unlock the keys to literacy and math, they teach social skills, personal hygiene, fine motor skills, emotional regulation, making connections, following routines, communication skills and organization to name a few. Thanks for all you do

Photo: Waterville Central School District
From MPS Positivity Project:
Thanks to MPS students and families for your caring and generosity. You raised over $726 for the dogs!!! Rescue Me K9 and Kindred Spirits Dog rescue each received $363.
Photo: Waterville Central School District
Photo: Waterville Central School District
Some of our Agriculture students enjoying time with their newly hatched friends!
Proof! There were blue skies this morning! Since then, it has clouded over. But the dry weather and relative warmth still has a bit of extra pep in many people's step. Plus, it's hard not to smile when there are flowering trees showing off all over the landscape.

Mother's Day is SUNDAY, this Sunday.  Luckily there are plenty of absolutely lovely local places to pop in and pick up a gift or gift certificate.

Here's your Shop Local hint from Waterville First
















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