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Friday, April 17, 2020

Aggie Weekly- April 17th


Good Afternoon Students, Parents, and Community Members:
     At this week’s Board of Trustees meeting they voted to shorten April vacation. We will close for two days (in addition to Patriot’s Day) and go to school for two days. School will be closed on Monday (holiday), Tuesday, and Friday. Our digital learning plan will be in effect for Wednesday and Thursday (see below). As for graduation and other senior events, both the Board of Trustees and Administration are committed to hosting as many events as possible. No formal vote for graduation took place last night. BA Prom is scheduled for Friday, July 17th. More information will be provided in the next few weeks regarding the remaining senior events calendar.

Week Ahead: UPDATED Alternate April Break
Last Day of School as of April 17th: Please understand that this continues to be a fluid situation and we are constantly monitoring and using guidance from DESE and local public health officials. to help us make decisions As of today, the last day for seniors is still Friday, May 22nd. Since the Board of Trustees voted on Tuesday to shorten April vacation by two days, the last day for everyone else has also been shortened by two days, which is now Monday, June 15th.

Final Exams as of April 17th: Please understand that this continues to be a fluid situation and we are constantly monitoring and using guidance from DESE and local public health officials. to help us make decisions. We have adopted a new grade scale for Quarter 4, which is Credit/No Credit, therefore, there will not be any final exams for seniors in May and for the remainder of the students in June.

Credit/No Credit Grade Scale: We wanted to remind students and parents that we are changing over to the new grade scale for Quarter 4. Students will now see that assignments will be graded as Credit/No Credit. Any questions, please contact your teacher.






Aggie Family Table: During these challenging times, the Bristol Aggie Food Services team wants to stay connected to our students and families! The team has decided to create the Aggie Family Table Cooking Series! Follow our food services team as they create meals from common food. Do you and your family have a favorite recipe? Upload and tag @bristolaggie You may find it on our future school menus! Click here to view this week’s episode on how to make Alfredo Sauce with Food Service Manager Theresa Vernazzaro.



Aggie Website- COVID 19 Updates:

Check the Bristol AGGIE COVID-19 Information website for answers and resources. This website is updated frequently as more information becomes available.



COVID-19 Family Economic Impact: If your family has been impacted economically, please check out this website to see what resources are available for you and your family.

Parent/Student Engagement Pictures: We are requesting students to share (kbraga@bcahs.com) some of the work they are doing at home. If you are working on an assignment and you want to share your work, please send it along to me so we can keep up the Aggie Weekly classroom updates. Additionally, if you are working on your baseball/softball/LAX swing/skills in your backyard, please share those as well. Feel free to tweet @BristolAggie if you use Twitter.
  • Sophomore Animal Science student Maisie Cunningham is seen here helping her father fix the chicken coop. Keep up the great work Maisie.

  • Aggie Math: Freshman Algebra I student Samantha Douglas working on her math assignment for Mrs. Ciolfi with her chic. This is Rad-ical~



  • Ag Mech: Sophomore Eli Macgregor is using his time to work on his 87 Chevy Squarebody. Keep up the great work!



In the Classroom:
  • PE: Ms. Lindrooth and Mr. Poloskey continue to post daily workouts in the PE google classroom. If you would like a challenge, click here to check out the second abs workout video Ms. Lindrooth has created!








  • Foreman Keeping up with Grounds: Thanks to our facilities team for keeping up with our campus! All we need now is our kids!









Don’t miss out!

Keep checking the list for updates.

Click Here to view available scholarships.



We wanted to create an online Student Job posting to help you get started. Please click the link(s) below to view the job posting(s).

Bristol County Agricultural High School is excited to offer two 4-day sessions of our Summer Academy in 2020. (Session I: July 20-23 and Session II: July 27-July 30). There are morning sessions and afternoon sessions offered to students entering grade 5-8. Some sessions have an age restriction. Please read the descriptions on our web site closely. To register on Eventbrite, please click here. Academy offerings include:



We encourage your student to mix and match your morning (AM) and afternoon (PM) sessions. All costs are listed above for each session (plus processing fees which have allowed us to move to online registration). If you are registering for a morning and afternoon session in the same week (full-day students) please use the promotional code ALLDAY2020 for a $50 discount at checkout.

All instructors are MA DESE Certified Teachers in their respective areas of expertise. Refunds are only offered if courses are cancelled. View program descriptions and register online through our link at: www.bristolaggie.org Questions? Email Kbraga@bcahs.com ​


MSBA Update: Construction continues on our project. We wanted to notify our public that there will be a road closure on Center Street starting on Wednesday, April 22nd. a
  • The bypass portion work started today and should be completed by next Wednesday 4/22.
  • Center Street will be closed to through traffic from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm starting Monday 4/20 and continuing through Friday 5/8.
  • Road closure signs will be posted at 2 locations – One on the Dighton side at the intersection of Somerset Ave. and Center Street and a 2nd on the Berkley side at the intersection of Elm Street and Berkley Street.
  • During the road closure time frames Center Street will be open to emergency vehicles, residences, and BCAHS.
  • In the event that BCAHS returns to school on May 4 the road closure will be removed and work will be performed with a single lane closure.
  • Police Details will be provided for the road closures.
Week Ahead: UPDATED Alternate April Break
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Thursday, April 9, 2020

Aggie Weekly- April 9th



Good Afternoon Students, Parents, and Community Members:


This week we started our first week of our Distance Learning Plan (DLP). We hosted a call on Monday with students, parents, and staff to discuss our DLP, senior events like graduation and prom, April vacation, and more. Please see below for the minutes from the Parent/Student meeting on Monday. In addition, we added expectations for students and parents to help with the success of the DLP.

Parent/Student DRAFT Distance Learning Plan (DLP): The creation and adoption of the Bristol Aggie Distance Learning Plan truly symbolizes the old adage that it takes a village to raise a child. Now more than ever, we are asking for your assistance to help educate our students and your children to ensure they continue to grow in a safe and healthy environment. We created some basic expectations for students and provided some guidance on how parents can assist with our Distance Learning Plan. Please click here for the full DLP.

Parent/Student Expectations
Students will:
  1. Check their school emails daily
  2. Check their Google Classroom and PowerSchool regularly to ensure their assignments are completed
  3. Make every effort to complete assignments within the time allotted.
  4. If a student has an issue (is sick, has an emergency, technical challenges), the student will communicate directly with their teacher in a timely manner.
Parents:
We ask that parents/guardians assist with the Distance Learning Plan expectations above. We understand that as a family you may have additional daily challenges, and we ask that you keep the lines of communication open between you, teachers, guidance, and administration to ensure the success of your child. We ask for your support in the following areas:
  1. Assist your child with the organization of their new schedule (see Student Distance Learning Organizer)
  2. Ensure that assignments are completed within the time allotted. If there is an emergency, please encourage your child to contact the teacher directly.
  3. If you child cannot meet the Distance Learning Plan expectations (is sick, has an emergency, technical challenges), please contact the following:
    1. Main Office Secretary Mrs. Welshman (DWelshman@bcahs.com)
    2. Guidance Counselor Ms. Costa (Grades 10 & 12) (KCosta@bcahs.com)
    3. Guidance Counselor Ms. Eddlem (Grades 9 & 11) (MEddlem@bcahs.com)
    4. Assistant Principal Mr. Higgins (BHiggins@bcahs.com)
It’s National Assistant Principals Week -There are plenty of ways (and days) to get involved.


This global pandemic has highlighted even more brightly the importance of effective school leadership—especially from assistant principals, who must now move seamlessly from distributing meals to monitoring online learning. Today through April 10, NASSP, the National Association of Elementary School Principals, and the American Federation of School Administrators are recognizing the contributions of assistant principals to the success of students across America both during this crisis and year-round—and we invite you to join us.

A simple “thank you” goes a long way, but we can help you go even further. Visit www.nassp.org/apweek to get involved in the week’s virtual activities.

Send an E-Card

One thoughtful yet easy way to participate: Send an e-card! You can send a virtual thank-you anytime, anywhere. Browse the selection of ready-made cards, add your personalized message, and schedule delivery. This year’s variety has options designed for students, fellow assistant principals, principals, and anyone else to show their appreciation.

2020 Bristol Aggie Prom: The results are in! Friday, July 17th at the Taunton Holiday Inn (same location) at 6:00 pm. Contact Mrs. Chevalier and Ms. Reilly for more details.




Aggie Website- COVID 19 Updates: Check the Bristol AGGIE COVID-19 Information website for answers and resources. This website is updated frequently as more information becomes available.



COVID-19 Family Economic Impact: If your family has been impacted economically, please check out this website to see what resources are available for you and your family.
Aggie Family Table: During these challenging times, the Bristol Aggie Food Services team wants to stay connected to our students and families! The team has decided to create the Aggie Family Table Cooking Series! Follow our food services team as they create meals from common food. Do you and your family have a favorite recipe? Upload and tag @bristolaggie You may find it on our future school menus!  Click here to view this week's episode on making bread with Food Service Manager Theresa Vernazzaro.


Parent/Student Engagement Pictures: We are requesting students to share (kbraga@bcahs.com) some of the work they are doing at home. If you are working on an assignment and you want to share your work, please send it along to me so we can keep up the Aggie Weekly classroom updates. Additionally, if you are working on your baseball/softball/LAX swing/skills in your backyard, please share those as well. Feel free to tweet @BristolAggie if you use Twitter.

Click here to see Jade practicing here LAX skills.



Gone Fishin’! This week, Hannah Rapoza was able to go outdoors and she caught a Golden Trout at Toste Farm, RI. Great work Hannah!




From the Nurse’s Office:

Handwashing is important to protecting yourself and others from germs that can cause severe illness, especially respiratory infections like coronavirus (or COVID-19). Wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds at key times during the day to stay healthy and prevent spreading germs to others.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, you should also clean hands:
  • After you have been in a public place and touched an item or surface that may be frequently touched by other people, such as door handles, tables, gas pumps, shopping carts, or electronic cashier registers/screens.
  • Before touching your eyes, nose, or mouth because that’s how germs enter our bodies.

Concerned About Youth Vaping at Home while Schools are Closed?
During these extraordinary times, when our lives are disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak, schools, organizations, and activities are closed. While parents work to establish new routines at home and help their teens adapt, they may also be thinking about how to help their teens quit vaping or smoking. Youth are spending more time in the house and maybe more stressed than usual. Parents may especially want to encourage quitting because of evidence coming out that vaping, like smoking, harms the ability of the lungs to fight infection.

Quitting vaping or any tobacco product can be hard since these products contain nicotine, an extremely addictive substance. But, with support and by using proven quit strategies, teens can become nicotine-and tobacco-free.

There are two free programs to help Massachusetts youth become nicotine-and tobacco-free, This is Quitting powered by truth® and My Life, My Quit™.
  1. This is Quitting powered by truth® is a free and confidential texting program for young people who vape. Text “VapeFreeMass” to 88709.
  2. My Life, My Quit TM has youth coach specialists trained to help young people by phone or text. Young people can call or text "Start My Quit" to 855-891-9989 for free and confidential help or sign up online at mylifemyquit.com.
Youth can also visit teen.smokefree.gov for tips about quitting vaping and smoking; they can find additional information designed for them at mass.gov/vaping.

More information for parents and caregivers is available at GetOutraged.org or by contacting me at mvital@sevenhills.org.

The Southeast Tobacco-Free Community Partnership supports communities’ efforts to lower smoking prevalence and exposure to secondhand smoke; enhance state and local tobacco control efforts by exposing tobacco industry tactics, mobilizing the community to support and adopt evidence-based policies, and changing social norms. Funded by the Massachusetts Tobacco Cessation and Prevention Program, Community Partnerships serve as a resource for local coalitions, health and human service agencies, municipalities, and workplaces on tobacco intervention efforts.






Parent/Student Meeting with Administration (Superintendent Sands, Principal Braga, and Assistant Principal Higgins)
Agenda: Monday, April 6th
  1. Check in with Bristol Aggie Family
  2. When will the school year end?
    1. Monday- June 22nd is the 185th school day
  3. When is school going to return? Sports?
    1. Currently our return date is May 4th.
    2. Sports will resume on May 4th if we return at that date.
  4. April Vacation
    1. On Tuesday, April 14th, the Board of Trustees will decide whether or not we will observe April Vacation. Once a decision has been made, we will provide you with more information. If we did have school the week of the scheduled April break, then we would go to school until June 17th
  5. Graduation, Prom, and other Senior events
    1. Mrs. Chevalier, Ms. Reilly, Mr. Higgins, and I met with the Prom Committee last week. Mrs. Chevalier
    2. Graduation Date: Currently graduation is set for Thursday, May 28th. On Tuesday, April 14th, the Board of Trustees will have a meeting to decide on a future date. Graduation is certainly a priority for us. Though we do not have answers at this time ( we do not have a definitive return date), we will keep all seniors and their parents up to date on all things graduation-related. It is very important to us that the seniors have a positive end of their Bristol Aggie experience.
    3. BA Prom: The current date of May 8th has been postponed. An initial survey was sent out last week to juniors and seniors. Another survey was sent out yesterday to decide between the following two dates: July 11th & July 17th
      1. PROM: Friday, July 17th at 6:00 pm
    4. Senior Events (yearbook, Field Day, Pep Rally): We are doing everything we can to keep as many activities as possible.
  6. Grades (Quarter 3 & Quarter 4)
    1. Quarter 3: Grades will close Thursday, April 9th- traditional grades will resume for Quarter 3.
    2. Freshman Voags: We will use grading quarter 1-3 and will forego using the last two rotations as part of this calculation. In late April we will send a Google Form for students to select their majors. Stay tuned for more information. We will place students on Friday, May 1st
    3. Update Grades Biweekly: Continue to check your students grades on PowerSchool every two weeks
    4. Make Up Assignments: Contact your teachers asap to determine options to make up assignments. Please check your PowerSchool to see if you are missing any work.
    5. Quarter 1-3: will have use a traditional grade scale
    6. Quarter 4: We will move to Pass/Fail for all courses (see rubric below)
  1. MSBA Update
    1. Construction continues slowly, but it may be on pause soon due to outbreak
  2. Distance Learning Plan Questions
    1. Post 2 (two) assignments per week
      1. Assignment Timelines: Teachers will continue to establish timelines for assignments (please check PowerSchool for updates).
    2. Schedule: Observe A WEEK - Teachers are expected to engage students twice a week. Teleconferencing is not required but if it does occur, teachers will be scheduling these classes during the days below during your normally scheduled class time.
      1. Monday & Wednesday: Math and Science
      2. Tuesday & Thursday: History and ELA
      3. Monday & Thursday: Voags (Related and Major)
      4. Wednesday: Physical Education/Health
      5. Face to Face/Teleconferencing Guidelines (Click here to view the full form)
      6. Student Distance Learning Organizer: This template was created by Guidance to help keep students organized.
  3. Student Training and Support: We wanted to provide some resources to families
    1. Student Distance Learning Organizer
    2. Google Classroom Cheat Sheet for Students
    3. Short YouTube Tutorial: Students & Parents Guide to Google Classroom 2020
    4. Student Services
    5. DESE Educational Support and Resources Website
    6. Bristol Aggie Tech Tips for Students (prepared by Mrs. Noel)
Parent/Student Q/A forum
Q: What is the plan if school does not resume? 
A: We will be in touch with families and provide further information if this is the case.

Q: Can parents weigh in on the April Vacation decision?
A: Yes, please send any emails to Mrs. Sands with your feedback.

Q: What if a class schedules a teleconferencing meeting at the same time as another class?
A: Please see above.

Q: How do parents get access to Google Classroom?
A: Click here for directions

Q: When does the Distance Learning Plan (DLP) start?
A: Monday, April 6th

Q: How does Freshman Placement work?
A: For Freshmen placement, there will be a Google Form sent out mid to late April to allow students to rank the vocations. Last year 88% of the Freshman class were placed in their top 3 choices.

Q: Has the scheduled last day for seniors (Friday, May 22nd) changed?
A: No

Q: Has Spring Expo been cancelled or rescheduled?
A: Yes the Spring Expo has been cancelled for this year. We look forward to having it next year.

Q: If school does not resume this year, how will we be able to get our stuff at school?
A: If this decision is made, we will provide an update with information on how to access your personal belongings etc.

Q: What is the status of MCAS?
A: As of right now, we are waiting on the official word from the Massachusetts Department of Education. We do not anticipate any MCAS testing this year for both freshman biology, and ELA and math for sophomores.

Q: Will you consider having more of these virtual meetings?
A: YES! If we have information or updates (graduation etc), we will continue to have this format to share information and listen to your concerns.




Don’t miss out!
Keep checking the list for updates.
Click Here to view available scholarships.




We wanted to create an online Student Job posting to help you get started. Please click the link(s) below to view the job posting(s).
Summer Academy

Bristol County Agricultural High School is excited to offer two 4-day sessions of our Summer Academy in 2020. (Session I: July 20-23 and Session II: July 27-July 30). There are morning sessions and afternoon sessions offered to students entering grade 5-8. Some sessions have an age restriction. Please read the descriptions on our web site closely. To register on Eventbrite, please click here. Academy offerings include:



We encourage your student to mix and match your morning (AM) and afternoon (PM) sessions. All costs are listed above for each session (plus processing fees which have allowed us to move to online registration). If you are registering for a morning and afternoon session in the same week (full-day students) please use the promotional code ALLDAY2020 for a $50 discount at checkout.

All instructors are MA DESE Certified Teachers in their respective areas of expertise. Refunds are only offered if courses are cancelled. View program descriptions and register online through our link at:

www.bristolaggie.org Questions? Email Kbraga@bcahs.com ​


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Friday, April 3, 2020

Aggie Weekly- April 3rd




Good Afternoon Students, Parents, and Community Members:

Message from Bristol Aggie Staff:
We miss seeing everyone on campus and thought we would send along a little message to say hello and let everyone know what we have been up to! We hope everyone stays safe and healthy!
We miss you CLICK HERE!



This week we worked with our staff to develop our DRAFT Bristol County Agricultural High School Distance Learning Plan (DLP): Bristol County Agricultural High School recognizes that there is a strong need to provide educational opportunities for students during this national health crisis. The staff at Bristol Aggie will work to develop curricula through distance learning to increase engagement, enrich skills, and further increase student subject matter knowledge. As Commissioner Riley has stated, distance learning is not synonymous with online learning. Distance learning can take many forms, particularly project based learning. Click here to view the DRAFT DLP

We understand that many of you may have some questions about the DLP or otherwise, so we wanted to create a Q/A Session with Administration: Monday, April 6th at 5:00 pm (Waiting room will be open at 4:30) - Please see a separate email with meeting ID and password to access this meeting.
  • Agenda for Admin Q/A
    • Check in with Bristol Aggie Family
    • Distance Learning Plan Questions
    • Video Conferencing/Virtual Classrooms Expectations
    • When will the school year end? 
    • When is school going to return? Sports? 
    • April Vacation
    • Graduation, Prom, and other Senior events
    • Grades (Quarter 3 & Quarter 4)
    • MSBA Update
    • Parent/Student Q/A forum
  • How to use Zoom: 
    • Go to. www.zoom.us At the top right of the screen, click "Join a Meeting"
    • You will need the following information to join the meeting: Meeting ID: & Password: Please see previous email for meeting ID and password
    • You may be asked to create a username (if you do not have a Zoom account). This username is what will be displayed during our meeting. 
    • On Monday, starting at 4:30 pm, you will be allowed to enter the “Waiting Room” prior to the meeting started. The agenda will start promptly at 5:00 pm
    • You can enable/disable video when entering the meeting 
    • Upon entry everyone’s microphone will be muted during the meeting. 
    • Students and parents may submit questions using the chat feature (at the bottom of the screen) or raising your hand to ask a question. 
    • See below for helpful links




Light One Candle #Candles4SBRHS: On Tuesday, the following message was sent to the BA Community:

Greetings Bristol Aggie Community,

I hope you and your family are well. We wanted to share tragic news within Bristol County, specifically the Somerset-Berkley School District. In the past two weeks, Somerset-Berkley Regional High School has lost one current student and two very recent graduates of the Class of 2019. As you'd imagine, individually, those tragedies would be difficult to grieve as a school community, let alone given the back-to-back events, and especially the inability to gather as a community to support one another right now.

We are looking to support these families in our Bristol County community. Since they cannot gather as a community, families in Somerset and Berkley are lighting candles in their windows to demonstrate support for these grieving families. If you would like to show your support for these families, you can create messages, maybe even including the candle (real, drawn, whatever) to share with them via social media. Those interested can share messages, photos, videos etc through this GoogleDoc. If you post to social media, we encourage you to use #Candles4SBRHS to help unify the effort. We just thought with the importance of being together during an unimaginable time like this and given the inability to do so which social distancing prevents, it might help to know that others stand with them. I will be collecting the images on this Google Doc to send to the school principal so she can pass it along to her community. Any support is greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Braga (KBraga@bcahs.com). Thank you

We encourage families to use common sense and abide by fire regulations.  We do not recommend using open flame in your window. We encourage battery operated devices to ensure your family's safety.  Even a sign in the window is very much appreciated. 



Bristol County Agricultural High School




From the Braga Family, Taunton, MA


In our thoughts, One community.
From the Costa Family, Berkley MA



The Costa Family
Somerset, MA
Two Schools Strong

Parent/Student Engagement Pictures: We are requesting students to share (kbraga@bcahs.com) some of the work they are doing at home. If you are working on an assignment and you want to share your work, please send it along to me so we can keep up the Aggie Weekly classroom updates. Additionally, if you are working on your baseball/softball/LAX swing/skills in your backyard, please share those as well. Feel free to tweet @BristolAggie if you use Twitter.
  • Landscape Contracting and Design: Freshman Keegan Carr took full advantage of the beautiful weather outside last week and installed this beautiful paver walkway at his house! Keep up the great work!



Bristol Aggie caring for classroom turtles from across the state during school closures: Click here for the full story in the Taunton Daily Gazette



DIGHTON — Massachusetts schools have been closed for weeks because of the COVID-19 pandemic and closures are expected to last for several more. Coincidentally and unexpectedly, this also left some teachers with Plymouth Red-bellied Cooters, a turtle native to the area, in classrooms across the state in a very difficult situation.

Dr. Mike Jones, Massachusetts state herpetologist, contacted the Bristol County Agricultural High School Natural Resource Management Department to help with this unusual situation.

The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (Mass Wildlife) began head-starting hatchling cooters in 1984 when the entire population was estimated to be only a few dozen animals in a half a dozen ponds. Head-starting is the process of raising young animals in captivity until they have passed their most vulnerable stage. Zoos, aquaria and natural history museums partnered with Mass Wildlife to help raise the endangered hatchling turtles. Mass Wildlife also recruited teachers and students from around Massachusetts to help and take an active role in protecting our rare turtles. Now, with classrooms empty, the turtles find themselves in need of a home.

“Of course we will help! Give me 48 hours to get ready”, Brian Bastarache, NRM department chair. The NRM department is well versed in caring for these turtles. Over the past nine years the department has raised 258 Plymouth Red-bellied Cooter head-starts for Mass Wildlife. The NRM faculty has been deemed essential school personnel as they now must provide the specialized care for all of the wildlife currently held at the Bristol Aggie campus. Bastarache and Kourtnie Bouley, NRM instructor, quickly set-up a third 500-gallon, recirculating aquaculture system to accommodate the cooters from the empty classrooms.

Throughout this week, Jones and teachers will bring their cooters to Bristol Aggie’s NRM Conservation Aquaculture Lab. The first arrivals were from Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical High School and Hingham Middle School. With the additional cooters from across the state, the Bristol Aggie cooter populations will reach nearly 100 animals. The Taunton Hannaford Supermarket generously provides the bags of greens needed to feed these herbivorous reptiles. Bristol Aggie’s conservation aquaculture laboratory is a unique facility designed to accommodate large numbers of turtles and other aquatic wildlife. Each year Bristol Aggie takes-in the remaining hatchling cooters that Mass Wildlife still has after all of the participating schools and other cooperating partners have received their animals. This year 54 cooters have been living and growing in the Bristol Aggie facility.

Bristol Aggie’s NRM department is no stranger to working with external agencies having partnerships with several environmental agencies, both state and federal, on a variety of wildlife conservation projects. Typically, the NRM students conduct all of the necessary work to maintain the animals involved in our projects. However, like all schools in the state, the students are not allowed on campus at this time. Robin VanRotz, director of Community Partnerships, was glad that the school could be a resource for the agencies.

“Our school has been a partner in this project for some time now and we are fortunate to have the resources to foster the turtles for the time being. The agriculture and environmental community always comes together, especially in unprecedented times like these,” VanRotz said.

The fostered turtles will be cared for in the Aggie school’s lab until they can return to their classrooms or be released once the warm weather returns.

In the Virtual Classroom:
  • Daily Workouts with Ms. Lindrooth and Mr. Poloskey:Ms. Lindrooth and Mr. Poloskey have been posting daily “at home” workouts in the PE Google Classroom. Check out the 10 minute Abs workout video on Youtube Ms. Lindrooth made for Thursday’s workout! Ms. Lindrooth's Abs Workout




#ManiMonday with Ms. Szurley:
If you have Ms. Szurley in class, you’ll know she loves doing her nails. While staying safe at home, Ms. Szurley wanted to share with you all her Monday manis!






Free Resources Available Click Here






From the Nurse’s Office:














2020 Massachusetts State FFA Convention-CANCELLED- Please contact Mrs. Van Rotz and Ms. Blanchette for more information.

Week Ahead:
  • Monday: April 6th
    • Math, Science, Voags (Related and Major)
    • Parent Meeting: Q/A with students and parents at 5:00 (see previous email for details)
  • Tuesday: April 7th
    • History and ELA
    • Virtual Faculty Meeting
  • Wednesday: April 8th
    • Math, Science, PE, and Health
    • School Council Meeting
  • Thursday, April 9th
    • History, ELA, Voags (Related and Major)
  • Friday, April 10th- No School
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