MRE Kindergartners celebrated the 100th day of school at stations filled with fun 100-themed activities!
The NRSD Jazz Program hosted their annual Nashoba Jazz Night the week before February break. The concert featured jazz bands from across the district, ranging from elementary to high school performers. The evening concluded with an NRSD District Jazz Ensemble performance of 2nd Line, a New Orleans Traditional jazz piece arranged by our own Nashoba Music Educators.
Nashoba Regional School District will be closed today, Monday, February 23rd, 2026, due to inclement weather.
LBMS students wrapped up their reading of The Outsiders by dressing the part!
The first graders at MRE have been making the best of the cold day indoor recesses with some YMCA dance parties!
FSS eighth grade students stepped into their learning as they role played a court case during Social Studies this week.
NRHS students read to elementary school students at Center School and at Bement School in Deerfield this week for World Read Aloud Day!
FSS fifth graders worked independently and in small groups to build their own musical instruments out of recyclables!
The Athletics Department hosted a Staff Appreciation Hockey Game!
Ms. Rocha's Bestsellers and Blockbusters: Literature and Film students began work on their semester-long project this afternoon. The project requires students to select two books and three movies of their choice and through writing and video create five reviews. Digital Director of Innovation, Jed Stefanowicz, popped by to give students a tutorial on GoogleVids as a potential tool.
Teachers from the NRHS Innovation Pathways Program along with NRHS Electives teachers spent time visiting eighth graders across the district this week. Their presentation focused on asking students to think about their own interests, before spending some time talking with teachers about their elective choices.
MRE second grade students had a visit from a paleontologist and geologist, who is also an MRE dad! They learned about tools used by paleontologists. The presentation paired nicely with the current reading unit of study with a focus on fossilization, paleontologists and their tools.
Extended Learning's February Vacation Camp! Deadline to register Tuesday, February 3rd! To learn more about offerings click the link! https://www.nrsd.net/page/vacation-camps
Students from a Lancaster Cub Scout Pack displayed their model cars for friends and classmates in the MRE cafeteria, offering students an opportunity to vote on their favorite prior to the Pinewood Derby. Fun was had by all!
The NRHS Social Studies Department hosted their annual Nashoba History Day. Projects were displayed in the Library throughout the day, and students and staff had the chance to grab a ballot and cast a vote for their favorites.
Center School's Rainbow Club met this week to read "Martin's Big Words" and to work on a craft inspired by quotes from the book!
Center School Grade four students collaborated as they rotated through small-group activities during their Additional Language and Literacy (ALL) Block, a core component of the K-5 literacy curriculum.
The LBMS Chorus performed at last Friday's Nashoba Takover Night at the Railers! After their performance they enjoyed the game, even getting the chance to meet the mascot and ride the zamboni.
NRHS business students spent Wednesday at Nichols College presenting in the annual DECA Districts competition. Top presenters will move on to the next competition, States!
Congratulations to our International Foods class! Their submission of a T. Rex and his Pterodactyls side kick stealing Christmas won first place in Springfield Museums' Jurassic Park themed Gingerbread Competition.
