Yesterday, School Resource Officers Len Gosselin and Doug Houston, along with Lt. James Russell and Sgt. Ken Jones assisted Stall Brook Elementary School Principal Emily Luuri as she led her students and family members in their first “Walk to School” event of the school year.
This morning Drew Vitiello received a ride to Stall Brook School in a police car. Drew was joined by his friend Samantha Goguen and escorted to school by Officers John Melanson and Chris Padula. Drew had won the "Ride to School in a Police Car” raffle at one of the schools events
Looking for innovative ideas to kick off the year @MilfordSchools educators. Try some of these and tweet to #MPSgreatthings to share learning activities with other MPS Ts @jcotlin @StacyMiddle66 @WoodlandMilford @BrooksideMPS @milfordmemorial @cmasterson8 https://t.co/p7q2D9lfsq
Positive #school culture starts with connections — strong and overlapping interactions among all members of the school #community. Read for ways to define core beliefs and behaviors (and execute a cultural vision).
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Getting a new school year off to a good start can influence children’s attitude, confidence, and performance both socially and academically. Here are a few suggestions for parents to help ease the transition for your children. #parenting#backtoschool
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Seeking Eco-Innovators for Research Study. If you know someone who has made something cool for the environment who might be willing to participate in a research study, please send them to check out this site: https://t.co/q7PVkwgA2T
"Empathy is not endorsement. Empathizing with someone you profoundly disagree with does not compromise your own deeply held beliefs and endorse theirs. It just means acknowledging the humanity of someone who was raised to think very differently." @dylanmarron#TED2018