Good evening FLRSD,
We hope your weekend was positive and that the week coming will be filled with a great deal of learning and inquiry. Below are our school messages for this week.
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AES: Assawompset Elementary Schools News
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Below please find links to important forms and information. These are located on our website but hope this may assist you in locating them quickly.
TRAIN SAFETY
Keolis, in partnership with Operation Lifesaver, will be visiting Apponequet on Tuesday, 10/22/2024, during all lunch blocks. As the operator of the commuter rail, Keolis will have an information table set up in the lunchroom, offering resources on train safety. Students are encouraged to stop by and learn more. For additional details about Operation Lifesaver, feel free to visit their website: https://oli.org/about-us.
School Health Screening Message from Nurse Bullock
Please click the following link School Health Screening Information
Food Service Staff Needed
Looking for part-time work during school hours?
The Food Service Department is looking for school nutrition staff to work throughout the district. Hours are during the school day and workdays match the school calendar! If interested please contact Andrea Fay, Foodservice Director at Andrea Fay (afay@freelake.org) or apply online at Aramark.com (click Careers and Search 02347 in location)
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The message above is at the heart of what the human spirit is all about and it is a habit of mind that we are trying to instill in our students and model with all the adults within our school community. We must help, support and do what is necessary or we are destined to become a siloed society that cannot survive on its own. Many, many years ago Reverend Martin Neimholler gave us the famous ‘First they came for…” poem that discusses what ignoring others and their needs, would eventually become. Should you choose to read it, the touching story of a young marine who took this message to heart, is something we all can learn from.
That’s not your job, or is it?
Everyday, in ways so many of us will never know, our Teachers, Paraprofessionals, Secretaries, Nurses, OT and PT, SRO’s Team Chairs, Principals, Assistant Principals, Counselors, Nurses, Schedulers, School Psychologists, BCBA’s, Coaches, Advisors, Mentors, Library and IT Staff, Food Service, Maintenance and Custodial Staff, as well as Central Office Administration and Staff, School Committee, Town Officials, First Responders and all of our Community Partners go above and beyond and for that we are grateful.
Have a great weekend,
Be Well…
Alan
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