An MRE student saw outside workers building on the recess space and decided to acknowledge them with an MRE Husky Card for a job well done!
NRHS tenth grade students visited the Pucker Gallery on Newbury Street to view the work of Samuel Bak, a Holocaust survivor.
Last week, Whitsons' milk vendor visited an Emerson lunch block. The team handed out coloring sheets, pencils, stickers, and cow ears, making lunch nutritious and fun!
NRHS Innovation Pathways students visited the MA Skills Trade Expo last week. The event featured a variety of businesses that work in the engineering, manufacturing, and trade spaces across Central Massachusetts.
The German National Honor Society hosted a fun after-school Oktoberfest celebration! About 25 students joined in the festivities, enjoying Bavarian music, Wiener Schnitzel, Brezeln (pretzels), Apfelschorle (sparkling apple juice), and Gummibärchen (gummy bears).
NRHS Fashion Foundations students created over 30 fidget boards to donate to River Terrace, a rehab and health care facility in Lancaster! The fidget boards are made for patients with Alzheimer's/Dementia to keep their hands busy and practice different gross motor skills.
MRE first graders shared their Be the "i" in Kind Magnificent Thing project last week! The project tied into the kindness challenge this month at MRE and served as the culminating activity for their EL reading unit, A Magnificent Thing. Each class created a letter for the display. Students had the opportunity to collaborate, problem-solve, and work together to create something magnificent while celebrating kindness and teamwork!
Returning last Friday, FSS fifth grade students were the final group to attend Outdoor Classroom!
Center School fifth grade students spent last week at Outdoor Classroom!
Educators from across the district visited the Massachusetts Computer Using Educators (MassCUE) Conference last week to attend different sessions.
Two fifth graders at MRE in lieu of recess wanted to help teach a Kindergarten music classroom of students!
NRHS Class of '08 graduate Monet Izabeth visted Center, Hale, and NRHS to present on becoming the first American woman to ski solo and unsupported to the South Pole (a 57-day, 700-mile journey across Antarctica!).
FSS eighth grade students spent the week in Washington D.C., taking time to visit historical landmarks and museums!
NRHS was busy last Friday hosting Power Puff Football as part of their first Wolf Day of the year, and cheering on the NRHS Football team during the year's pink game! Middle and high school band and chorus members made the cheering a little louder by playing on the sidelines as part of their annual Nashoba District Band Day!
LBMS sixth grade students volunteered as Husky Helpers this morning! A small group of students from LBMS pushed into a few kindergarten, first, and second grade classrooms to help support classrooms.
Construction Basics students at NRHS attended the Youth Remodeling Career Fair Day in Bolton!
The annual ML Family Night was a success!
FSS first grade students wrapped up a literacy unit by presenting their "Magnificent Things" projects to friends!
Marketing and Community Partnership students started working on a Portrait of a Nashoba Graduate competencies mural.
Hale students spent time learning about the after school activities available to them this week!