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Mission Statement
The Truro School System fosters a healthy, secure, and supportive atmosphere which develops the intellectual, physical, social, and creative potential of each individual. We are a nurturing community that challenges and prepares students to accept the responsibilities of citizenship and leadership, and to recognize and assess critically the values and directions of our global society. Throughout the curriculum and in all activities, we endeavor to create a positive, productive atmosphere that promotes respect for learning, self esteem, concern for others, and mastery of decision-making skills.
Have the best summer ever!
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Even though we're not together in the school building, all of your teachers and the TCS staff want to send you off into summer with our traditional last day of school goodbye. Here is our Can Can 2020.
We hope you have the best summertime adventures! We will miss seeing you! CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL VIDEO |
Congratulations 6th Grade!
Click here to watch a farewell video
TRURO SCHOOL COMMITTEE ANTI-RACISM RESOLUTION:
WHEREAS, as schools have the responsibility to equip students with their civil right of obtaining a free and appropriate public education, it is the responsibility of each school to ensure we create a welcoming community for ALL students; and
WHEREAS, it is the responsibility that every district provide to all district staff, including School Committee members annual professional development on diversity, equity and inclusion; and
WHEREAS, every district will commit to recruiting and retaining a diverse and culturally responsive teaching workforce; and
WHEREAS, every district will examine their policies for institutional and systemic racialized practices and implement change with sustainable policies that are evidence based; and
WHEREAS, every district will incorporate into their curriculum the history of racial oppression and works by black authors and works from diverse perspectives; and
WHEREAS, we as school district leaders can no longer remain silent to the issues of racism and hate that continue to plague our public and private institutions;
RESOLVED: that Truro Central School and all the school districts in the Commonwealth must guarantee that racist practices are eradicated, and diversity, equity and inclusion is embedded and practiced for our students, families, faculty and staff.
We must ensure our own school culture and that of every district in the Commonwealth is anti-racist, that acknowledges that all lives cannot matter until black lives matter.
WHEREAS, as schools have the responsibility to equip students with their civil right of obtaining a free and appropriate public education, it is the responsibility of each school to ensure we create a welcoming community for ALL students; and
WHEREAS, it is the responsibility that every district provide to all district staff, including School Committee members annual professional development on diversity, equity and inclusion; and
WHEREAS, every district will commit to recruiting and retaining a diverse and culturally responsive teaching workforce; and
WHEREAS, every district will examine their policies for institutional and systemic racialized practices and implement change with sustainable policies that are evidence based; and
WHEREAS, every district will incorporate into their curriculum the history of racial oppression and works by black authors and works from diverse perspectives; and
WHEREAS, we as school district leaders can no longer remain silent to the issues of racism and hate that continue to plague our public and private institutions;
RESOLVED: that Truro Central School and all the school districts in the Commonwealth must guarantee that racist practices are eradicated, and diversity, equity and inclusion is embedded and practiced for our students, families, faculty and staff.
We must ensure our own school culture and that of every district in the Commonwealth is anti-racist, that acknowledges that all lives cannot matter until black lives matter.
Dear TCS Families:
We are wrapping up this surreal school year as we move into the final week. School ends at noon on Friday, June 26.
All of us at TCS want to say congratulations to our sixth graders as they finish up their studies with us! We know how difficult it has been to conclude your educational experience during the COVID-19 Closure. We send you our well wishes for success in grade 7.
In addition, we want to say good luck to our fifth graders who have chosen to attend another school for grade 6. Best wishes for success in your new school and thanks for staying connected with TCS during the remote learning. Furthermore, we send our warm regards to any other student who is leaving TCS this year.
You will receive information regarding a day and time to drop off devices and any other school materials you have from TCS later this week. The return date will be after our last day of school.
If you still have library books, please drop them off at that time also. Speaking of library books, Epic the digital library for kids is offering free access. Go to www.getepic.com for details. Please continue to read books over the summer.
Finally, with extreme gratitude we all want to say thank you. None of us ever imagined we would finish up the school year remotely. Thank you for your flexibility, patience and perseverance as we all navigated this unprecedented school year.
Take care, stay healthy and enjoy summer on Cape Cod.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
We are wrapping up this surreal school year as we move into the final week. School ends at noon on Friday, June 26.
All of us at TCS want to say congratulations to our sixth graders as they finish up their studies with us! We know how difficult it has been to conclude your educational experience during the COVID-19 Closure. We send you our well wishes for success in grade 7.
In addition, we want to say good luck to our fifth graders who have chosen to attend another school for grade 6. Best wishes for success in your new school and thanks for staying connected with TCS during the remote learning. Furthermore, we send our warm regards to any other student who is leaving TCS this year.
You will receive information regarding a day and time to drop off devices and any other school materials you have from TCS later this week. The return date will be after our last day of school.
If you still have library books, please drop them off at that time also. Speaking of library books, Epic the digital library for kids is offering free access. Go to www.getepic.com for details. Please continue to read books over the summer.
Finally, with extreme gratitude we all want to say thank you. None of us ever imagined we would finish up the school year remotely. Thank you for your flexibility, patience and perseverance as we all navigated this unprecedented school year.
Take care, stay healthy and enjoy summer on Cape Cod.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Dear TCS Families,
Monday, June 15 is the TCS Virtual Field Day! Thanks to the teachers and staff of the field day crew, you can expect to enjoy fun activities even when you are away from the school. On Monday, go to your Google Classroom if you are in grades 1-6. If you are in PreK and K, connect to the field day activities on your classroom web page. You will find all the directions there. Please make sure you take a photo and send us only one photo per student when you complete one of the activities. Enjoy this one of a kind event!
As we begin to wrap up the school year, it is important to let you know that as we all try to process the tragedy of George Floyd’s murder and the systemic racism that black people and people of color experience regularly, we at TCS had a virtual staff meeting last week to address this omnipresent issue. We have begun the conversation to think about how important our role as educators is to help combat racism. We will continue to discuss ways to incorporate ant-racism and anti-bias curricula into our teaching at TCS. As I have said before, we want all children, families and staff to feel included, respected and safe at TCS. If you or your child has questions or concerns, please contact your classroom teacher, the school social worker or the administration.
Please take care, be well and stay connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Monday, June 15 is the TCS Virtual Field Day! Thanks to the teachers and staff of the field day crew, you can expect to enjoy fun activities even when you are away from the school. On Monday, go to your Google Classroom if you are in grades 1-6. If you are in PreK and K, connect to the field day activities on your classroom web page. You will find all the directions there. Please make sure you take a photo and send us only one photo per student when you complete one of the activities. Enjoy this one of a kind event!
As we begin to wrap up the school year, it is important to let you know that as we all try to process the tragedy of George Floyd’s murder and the systemic racism that black people and people of color experience regularly, we at TCS had a virtual staff meeting last week to address this omnipresent issue. We have begun the conversation to think about how important our role as educators is to help combat racism. We will continue to discuss ways to incorporate ant-racism and anti-bias curricula into our teaching at TCS. As I have said before, we want all children, families and staff to feel included, respected and safe at TCS. If you or your child has questions or concerns, please contact your classroom teacher, the school social worker or the administration.
Please take care, be well and stay connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Dear Parents, Grandparents, and everyone else who has supported our students,
Thank you. The trials of the past four months have stretched us all in ways we never imagined. Our teachers had to figure out “remote learning” day by day. It couldn’t have succeeded without your participation and commitment, difficult as it must have been to remake your own lives in social isolation. I hope the kids appreciate how much you’ve done for them this spring.
Thankfully, there are signs the worst of the pandemic is beginning to pass. The number of cases has dropped consistently for the past few weeks, allowing Governor Baker to ease some of the restrictions on our daily lives. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has begun to publish information about what comes next. It’s all very cautious and tentative, but it’s headed in the right direction. To start, we have the first draft of what summer school might look like. We’ll begin with a more individualized version of remote learning, similar to what we put in place the past several weeks for students on Educational Plans. If the number of Covid-19 cases continues to decline, we may try to bring some children to school later in the summer, for what the Department calls a “soft re-entry”.
Later this month, we’ll receive the first guidelines about a full re-opening in September. The Department has a Working Group, representing everyone from Public Health to the state Teachers Association, working on this report. We expect to see it in a couple of weeks. In Truro, I’ve recruited a twelve-member planning committee to help us decide how to turn the state’s guidance into our “new normal” operations. That will take much of the summer, and we’ll keep you informed as we go.
We understand that as anxious as we all are for a return to something like normal, some may not be comfortable sending children back to school before a vaccine is available. We will take that into account as we plan, and be prepared to provide remote instruction to those who prefer not to have their children at school right away. We’ll send out a preliminary survey in a few weeks, to get a sense of how many of you expect to send your children back to TCS in September, and how many may wait a bit. We’re not looking for a commitment either way, but a sense of what to plan for. We’ll also ask about riding the bus, or driving your kids to school. Buses will be socially-distanced, at least for a while, so the fewer children we have riding, the safer they’ll be. More about all that in a few weeks.
Once again, we can’t thank you enough for all you’ve done to support your children, and our teachers, during this time of disruption and stress. We’ll continue to look for ways to collaborate in our children’s best interests, until this crisis has passed, and beyond. I have often reflected what a privilege it is to work in Truro. I hope many of you feel the same way about having your children at TCS.
Stay safe and well,
Mike Gradone, Superintendent
Thank you. The trials of the past four months have stretched us all in ways we never imagined. Our teachers had to figure out “remote learning” day by day. It couldn’t have succeeded without your participation and commitment, difficult as it must have been to remake your own lives in social isolation. I hope the kids appreciate how much you’ve done for them this spring.
Thankfully, there are signs the worst of the pandemic is beginning to pass. The number of cases has dropped consistently for the past few weeks, allowing Governor Baker to ease some of the restrictions on our daily lives. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has begun to publish information about what comes next. It’s all very cautious and tentative, but it’s headed in the right direction. To start, we have the first draft of what summer school might look like. We’ll begin with a more individualized version of remote learning, similar to what we put in place the past several weeks for students on Educational Plans. If the number of Covid-19 cases continues to decline, we may try to bring some children to school later in the summer, for what the Department calls a “soft re-entry”.
Later this month, we’ll receive the first guidelines about a full re-opening in September. The Department has a Working Group, representing everyone from Public Health to the state Teachers Association, working on this report. We expect to see it in a couple of weeks. In Truro, I’ve recruited a twelve-member planning committee to help us decide how to turn the state’s guidance into our “new normal” operations. That will take much of the summer, and we’ll keep you informed as we go.
We understand that as anxious as we all are for a return to something like normal, some may not be comfortable sending children back to school before a vaccine is available. We will take that into account as we plan, and be prepared to provide remote instruction to those who prefer not to have their children at school right away. We’ll send out a preliminary survey in a few weeks, to get a sense of how many of you expect to send your children back to TCS in September, and how many may wait a bit. We’re not looking for a commitment either way, but a sense of what to plan for. We’ll also ask about riding the bus, or driving your kids to school. Buses will be socially-distanced, at least for a while, so the fewer children we have riding, the safer they’ll be. More about all that in a few weeks.
Once again, we can’t thank you enough for all you’ve done to support your children, and our teachers, during this time of disruption and stress. We’ll continue to look for ways to collaborate in our children’s best interests, until this crisis has passed, and beyond. I have often reflected what a privilege it is to work in Truro. I hope many of you feel the same way about having your children at TCS.
Stay safe and well,
Mike Gradone, Superintendent
Dear TCS Families;
I know it has been a challenging time in our country, our state and our community as we concurrently navigate the COVID-19 Pandemic as well as, the social justice crisis that has sparked protests, marches and violence throughout the United States. We know emotions are running high as unrest grips our nation and we want to ensure you that we will provide developmentally appropriate answers and information to questions that students may pose to us. We care about the well-being of all members of our community. We want all people to feel safe, included and respected at TCS. If you have questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact your child’s teacher, the school social worker or the administration during this trying time.
We have three weeks remaining of our remote educational program due to missing 5 days in March while we prepared to get our distance educational program up and running. We will finish this school year on Friday, June 26 at noon. If your child has TCS library books and you come to the school for our food program, please return the books this Tuesday from 10-2. If you do not use the TCS Food Program, please return your books this Wednesday from 10-12. Please deposit books in box outside main front door. We will announce a day to return devices, as we get closer to the final week of school.
Please hang in there! Stay safe, healthy and connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
I know it has been a challenging time in our country, our state and our community as we concurrently navigate the COVID-19 Pandemic as well as, the social justice crisis that has sparked protests, marches and violence throughout the United States. We know emotions are running high as unrest grips our nation and we want to ensure you that we will provide developmentally appropriate answers and information to questions that students may pose to us. We care about the well-being of all members of our community. We want all people to feel safe, included and respected at TCS. If you have questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact your child’s teacher, the school social worker or the administration during this trying time.
We have three weeks remaining of our remote educational program due to missing 5 days in March while we prepared to get our distance educational program up and running. We will finish this school year on Friday, June 26 at noon. If your child has TCS library books and you come to the school for our food program, please return the books this Tuesday from 10-2. If you do not use the TCS Food Program, please return your books this Wednesday from 10-12. Please deposit books in box outside main front door. We will announce a day to return devices, as we get closer to the final week of school.
Please hang in there! Stay safe, healthy and connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Dear TCS Families:
As we move into June, I’ve been thinking how we have all been asked to live our lives in ways that we would have never imagined due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. I want to thank you and your children for your flexibility and perseverance with the routines of our remote learning program.
Please continue to connect with us by doing educational activities, using Google meet and teacher office hours to support learning through our last day of school on June 26. TCS teachers are providing engaging and enriching remote educational experiences to reinforce learning. Please continue to stay involved so your child will earn credit for solid participation in remote learning.
We are working to create virtual year-end events to have closure to this very unusual school year. You will receive information throughout the month of June.
Stay safe, healthy and connected as our state gradually begins to reopen during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Take good care.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Dear TCS Families,
I hope you had a pleasant Memorial Day Weekend. It was a strange opening to the season on Cape Cod as we continue to navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
We know how difficult it can be to persevere and be resilient through this extended school closure. Your overall well-being is important to us at TCS. With this in mind, teachers have incorporated Google meets and office hours to provide opportunities to check in on a regular basis. Teachers can give suggestions and guidance to support families academically and social/emotionally. Google meets and office hours allow students and families to connect with teachers and classmates.
If you feel you need additional support, please feel free to reach out to our TCS social worker and nurse. They are available to assist if you are struggling while the school building is closed to students and families.
Stay safe, healthy and connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr.Beaudet
I hope you had a pleasant Memorial Day Weekend. It was a strange opening to the season on Cape Cod as we continue to navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
We know how difficult it can be to persevere and be resilient through this extended school closure. Your overall well-being is important to us at TCS. With this in mind, teachers have incorporated Google meets and office hours to provide opportunities to check in on a regular basis. Teachers can give suggestions and guidance to support families academically and social/emotionally. Google meets and office hours allow students and families to connect with teachers and classmates.
If you feel you need additional support, please feel free to reach out to our TCS social worker and nurse. They are available to assist if you are struggling while the school building is closed to students and families.
Stay safe, healthy and connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr.Beaudet
Dear TCS Families,
I hope you are well and were able to get outside for some enjoyable activities during this beautiful weather weekend.
As I have noted previously, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is requiring solid participation in remote educational activities to earn credit during the Covid-19 school closure. With this in mind, teachers are offering office hours for students and families. The office hours will allow for a check in with a teacher to help with any questions regarding the use of technology and/or challenges with any educational activities. Please contact your child’s teacher for specific times to access support if you need it.
In addition to participating with your child’s classroom teacher, please check in with special subject teachers. They are offering wonderful opportunities and would be so happy to connect with you.
Be well and stay connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
I hope you are well and were able to get outside for some enjoyable activities during this beautiful weather weekend.
As I have noted previously, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is requiring solid participation in remote educational activities to earn credit during the Covid-19 school closure. With this in mind, teachers are offering office hours for students and families. The office hours will allow for a check in with a teacher to help with any questions regarding the use of technology and/or challenges with any educational activities. Please contact your child’s teacher for specific times to access support if you need it.
In addition to participating with your child’s classroom teacher, please check in with special subject teachers. They are offering wonderful opportunities and would be so happy to connect with you.
Be well and stay connected with TCS.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Dear TCS Families,
Happy Mother’s Day! I hope you were able to make a connection in some way with loved ones to commemorate this holiday during the stay at home advisory.
This past week we rolled out Google Meet. We received positive feedback from students, families and teachers! It is so nice for students to be able to virtually interact with classmates and teachers. We are excited to let you know that more of our staff will join Google Meets in the upcoming weeks. This is another opportunity for children to participate in our remote learning program.
As noted previously, participation by students is essential for the remainder of the school year. The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is requiring that all children participate in remote learning on a daily basis. TCS will award credit for solid participation and effort. We will give no credit for minimal or no participation and effort. This policy will replace the progress indicators and grades we used prior to the closure. Please contact your child’s teacher if you have questions regarding the expectations to earn credit for remote learning.
Thank you to our TEEA for the wonderful slide show for Educator Appreciation Week. It warmed our hearts to see your children and their messages!
Please stay connected with TCS as we all navigate our way through this public health emergency. Stay safe and healthy.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Happy Mother’s Day! I hope you were able to make a connection in some way with loved ones to commemorate this holiday during the stay at home advisory.
This past week we rolled out Google Meet. We received positive feedback from students, families and teachers! It is so nice for students to be able to virtually interact with classmates and teachers. We are excited to let you know that more of our staff will join Google Meets in the upcoming weeks. This is another opportunity for children to participate in our remote learning program.
As noted previously, participation by students is essential for the remainder of the school year. The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is requiring that all children participate in remote learning on a daily basis. TCS will award credit for solid participation and effort. We will give no credit for minimal or no participation and effort. This policy will replace the progress indicators and grades we used prior to the closure. Please contact your child’s teacher if you have questions regarding the expectations to earn credit for remote learning.
Thank you to our TEEA for the wonderful slide show for Educator Appreciation Week. It warmed our hearts to see your children and their messages!
Please stay connected with TCS as we all navigate our way through this public health emergency. Stay safe and healthy.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Dear TCS Families:
I hope everyone is healthy and safe during the school closure due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. We at TCS think about you often and are providing you with opportunities to keep you engaged with the school for the remainder of this school year.
Governor Baker has closed the school building to keep us safe. However, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is requiring students to participate in remote learning for the remainder of the current school year. The state guidelines direct us to give credit to participants and no credit to students who do not actively participate in the learning activities offered by TCS. We understand the vast developmental differences of what participation looks like in different grade levels. Please connect with your classroom teacher if you have questions regarding active participation by your child. Daily communication with the classroom teacher by your child and in some cases by you is an effective way to earn credit for participation. If you have any concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact your child’s teacher. Teachers can clearly communicate their expectations.
We continue to think of ways to reach out to students and families. With this in mind, we will roll out a once weekly virtual classroom meeting beginning the week of May 4, 2020. The expectation is that all students view and complete the online meeting expectations video learning activity that has been posted by Ms. Roderick in the media section of each grades 1-6 remote classroom page. This engaging educational video activity explicitly states the expectations for safe, respectful and responsible virtual classroom meeting behavior.
There are risks to online services, such as poor Internet connections, family members of students being present and other potential technical concerns. Nonetheless, to minimize any risks, all participants must agree, by participating in the online meetings, to refrain from disseminating any confidential student information about other student participants with any and all third parties. Similarly, we ask everyone in our school community to recognize that virtual meetings will be taking place in the homes of the educators and students who participate, and to be mindful of everyone’s right to privacy. To that end, we remind our students to dress appropriately and choose an appropriate location in their home from which to participate in any and all online meetings, particularly those with a video component. Parents/ guardians should take all precautions to safeguard personal or private information that they do not wish to be disclosed.
Students will be expected to behave in accordance with school rules of conduct while participating in online meetings. Cyber-bullying, harassment, discrimination, and abuse of the online meetings will not be tolerated and may result in suspension from the use of this type of digital platform. The Truro School District also encourages its staff and students alike to limit disruptions to remote meetings to the extent feasible (while also recognizing that sometimes pets, small children, and technical difficulties cannot be prevented from disrupting a lesson that happens at home). By accessing these online meetings, the Truro School District recognizes that you and your child consent and agree to fully comply with the requirements of this letter. You have the right to not access virtual meetings. If you would like to opt-out of these virtual meetings or have any questions or comments, please contact your child’s teacher via email.
Take care of yourself, each other and your community during this public health emergency.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
I hope everyone is healthy and safe during the school closure due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. We at TCS think about you often and are providing you with opportunities to keep you engaged with the school for the remainder of this school year.
Governor Baker has closed the school building to keep us safe. However, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is requiring students to participate in remote learning for the remainder of the current school year. The state guidelines direct us to give credit to participants and no credit to students who do not actively participate in the learning activities offered by TCS. We understand the vast developmental differences of what participation looks like in different grade levels. Please connect with your classroom teacher if you have questions regarding active participation by your child. Daily communication with the classroom teacher by your child and in some cases by you is an effective way to earn credit for participation. If you have any concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact your child’s teacher. Teachers can clearly communicate their expectations.
We continue to think of ways to reach out to students and families. With this in mind, we will roll out a once weekly virtual classroom meeting beginning the week of May 4, 2020. The expectation is that all students view and complete the online meeting expectations video learning activity that has been posted by Ms. Roderick in the media section of each grades 1-6 remote classroom page. This engaging educational video activity explicitly states the expectations for safe, respectful and responsible virtual classroom meeting behavior.
There are risks to online services, such as poor Internet connections, family members of students being present and other potential technical concerns. Nonetheless, to minimize any risks, all participants must agree, by participating in the online meetings, to refrain from disseminating any confidential student information about other student participants with any and all third parties. Similarly, we ask everyone in our school community to recognize that virtual meetings will be taking place in the homes of the educators and students who participate, and to be mindful of everyone’s right to privacy. To that end, we remind our students to dress appropriately and choose an appropriate location in their home from which to participate in any and all online meetings, particularly those with a video component. Parents/ guardians should take all precautions to safeguard personal or private information that they do not wish to be disclosed.
Students will be expected to behave in accordance with school rules of conduct while participating in online meetings. Cyber-bullying, harassment, discrimination, and abuse of the online meetings will not be tolerated and may result in suspension from the use of this type of digital platform. The Truro School District also encourages its staff and students alike to limit disruptions to remote meetings to the extent feasible (while also recognizing that sometimes pets, small children, and technical difficulties cannot be prevented from disrupting a lesson that happens at home). By accessing these online meetings, the Truro School District recognizes that you and your child consent and agree to fully comply with the requirements of this letter. You have the right to not access virtual meetings. If you would like to opt-out of these virtual meetings or have any questions or comments, please contact your child’s teacher via email.
Take care of yourself, each other and your community during this public health emergency.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Here's a little hello from all of us to all of YOU!
Food for Children
While school is closed, all Truro children ages 3-18 are eligible to receive food free of charge from Truro Central School. A supply of breakfast and lunch food for an entire week is available for pick up (or delivery if necessary) at TCS each Tuesday from 10am-12pm. If you have not already done so please call 508-487-1558 x 203 by 12pm the Friday before to reserve. When you call, leave family name, number of children, allergies or dietary restrictions and address for delivery if needed. Deliveries are only available in Truro. Please indicate in your message if you would like to be placed on the permanent list thus eliminating the need to call in weekly.
Please pull up to the side door of the cafeteria and remain in your vehicle. Bags of food will be placed in your trunk. Once you have received your bags, please promptly exit the parking lot allowing for a quick, safe and efficient food distribution process.
If your child needs a device, please email rosenkampffk@truromass.org or harnede@truromass.org
Pick up for devices will be Tuesdays between 10:00 - 12:00. We are asking you to please pull up to the curb, stay in your car and open the trunk. A staff member will bring the device out and place it in your trunk.
Please pull up to the side door of the cafeteria and remain in your vehicle. Bags of food will be placed in your trunk. Once you have received your bags, please promptly exit the parking lot allowing for a quick, safe and efficient food distribution process.
If your child needs a device, please email rosenkampffk@truromass.org or harnede@truromass.org
Pick up for devices will be Tuesdays between 10:00 - 12:00. We are asking you to please pull up to the curb, stay in your car and open the trunk. A staff member will bring the device out and place it in your trunk.
Dear TCS Families:
I hope you are all safe and healthy while we are all hunkering down during the COVID-19 Pandemic. All of us at TCS appreciate you connecting with us through our online educational enrichment activities.
Please keep this in mind; we do not expect you to replicate a school day with your children. We want your kids to select some of the teacher suggested activities on a daily basis Monday through Friday. We are cognizant that elementary school children do not need to spend hours online working on digital educational activities to practice learning. Reading books, supervised nature walks, home cooking, creative play opportunities and exercise are just some of the ways to reinforce what we have been teaching at school. We want TCS kids to be physically, emotionally and educationally safe and healthy during the school closure.
Please look at the engaging digital resources and activities that are available on the Puma Paw Page and your child’s teacher classroom pages on the TCS Website. These resources can help you make healthy decisions pertaining to reinforcing your child’s learning.
Please stay connected with us. We miss all of you. Be safe and stay healthy.
Sincerely,
Mr.Beaudet
I hope you are all safe and healthy while we are all hunkering down during the COVID-19 Pandemic. All of us at TCS appreciate you connecting with us through our online educational enrichment activities.
Please keep this in mind; we do not expect you to replicate a school day with your children. We want your kids to select some of the teacher suggested activities on a daily basis Monday through Friday. We are cognizant that elementary school children do not need to spend hours online working on digital educational activities to practice learning. Reading books, supervised nature walks, home cooking, creative play opportunities and exercise are just some of the ways to reinforce what we have been teaching at school. We want TCS kids to be physically, emotionally and educationally safe and healthy during the school closure.
Please look at the engaging digital resources and activities that are available on the Puma Paw Page and your child’s teacher classroom pages on the TCS Website. These resources can help you make healthy decisions pertaining to reinforcing your child’s learning.
Please stay connected with us. We miss all of you. Be safe and stay healthy.
Sincerely,
Mr.Beaudet
Spring is springing in Truro! Your spring artwork looks amazing in the windows!
March 20, 2020
Dear TCS Families,
These are unprecedented times. I hope you are practicing social distancing with your loved ones and members of your community as we navigate this international pandemic.
Our teachers and staff have been working remotely this week to provide TCS students with educational enrichment activities that will be available during the school closure. We are offering enrichment activities for children. We are not providing new instruction.
We will roll out the enrichment activities on Monday, March 23 after 8:00 a.m.
Your child’s classroom teacher will contact you on Monday morning. We are using the Truro Central School Website, classroom pages, and Google Classroom to communicate the enrichment activities to our families. Communication will be by email or protocols that are already in place with Ms. Raymond and
Mr. L-P.
If you need an electronic devise contact the main office. We will make arrangements for you to get the device.
Keep your eyes on your emails and the school website for any new information or updates.
Please be safe to support staying healthy.
Sincerely,
Mr. Beaudet
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE)Educational Resources for Students and Families
Comcast Free Internet for Low Income Households
Please click on the link below
https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/comcast-free-broadband-low-income-households-coronavirus-1203532765/
Please click on the link below
https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/comcast-free-broadband-low-income-households-coronavirus-1203532765/
Guidance Office, please click on the Guidance Office link to read Mrs. Winslow's tips for families.
Non-Resident School Choice
If you reside outside of the Town of Truro and would like your children to attend Kindergarten through sixth grade at Truro Central School, please see the following timeline.
April 1: Application period will commence for the following school year.
Applicants with siblings currently attending TCS will be placed first, prior to an enrollment lottery.
June 5: Spring lottery (if there are more applicants than existing seats)
Students not accepted in the Spring lottery will be placed on a waiting list.
Applications received after the June 6 lottery will be kept separate from the waiting list.
July 17: Summer lottery (if needed) for seats not filled by the June 6 lottery or waiting list.
If seats remain after the July 16 lottery and there is no waiting list, students may be accepted as parents apply until a date specified by the principal, or until the available seats are filled.
If you are interested in enrolling for the 2020-21 school year
please fill out the school choice form and registration form and email to harnede@truromass.org
If you reside outside of the Town of Truro and would like your children to attend Kindergarten through sixth grade at Truro Central School, please see the following timeline.
April 1: Application period will commence for the following school year.
Applicants with siblings currently attending TCS will be placed first, prior to an enrollment lottery.
June 5: Spring lottery (if there are more applicants than existing seats)
Students not accepted in the Spring lottery will be placed on a waiting list.
Applications received after the June 6 lottery will be kept separate from the waiting list.
July 17: Summer lottery (if needed) for seats not filled by the June 6 lottery or waiting list.
If seats remain after the July 16 lottery and there is no waiting list, students may be accepted as parents apply until a date specified by the principal, or until the available seats are filled.
If you are interested in enrolling for the 2020-21 school year
please fill out the school choice form and registration form and email to harnede@truromass.org
Apply to be a Substitute at TCS!
ON-CALL SUBSTITUTES
Truro Central School is seeking applications for on-call substitute positions including: substitute teachers($100.) substitute educational assistants($75.); substitute custodians; substitute cafeteria workers; substitute nurse($150.) Please submit a letter of application, resume and references to Kathy Rosenkampff - rosenkampffk@truromass.org or Truro Central School POB 2029 Truro MA 02666. E.O.E.
Truro Central School is seeking applications for on-call substitute positions including: substitute teachers($100.) substitute educational assistants($75.); substitute custodians; substitute cafeteria workers; substitute nurse($150.) Please submit a letter of application, resume and references to Kathy Rosenkampff - rosenkampffk@truromass.org or Truro Central School POB 2029 Truro MA 02666. E.O.E.
The reading dogs are back for another school year! Thank you Maureen for bringing this amazing program to TCS.
TCS Is Now on Facebook!
click above to go to the TCS Facebook page
Shop for TCS Student Artwork on ARTSONIA!
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Art teacher Kim Possee curates our Artsonia page. Here you will find uploads of student artwork organized by grade and project. You can order many different items with the child's piece on it. There are 25 different keepsakes to choose from including t-shirts, cutting boards, mugs, note cards, puzzles, and ceramic tiles. Not only do you or someone you love receive a beautiful piece of art, but Truro Central School's Art Program receives 20% of each purchase! Great gifts for friends and family! You can also register and leave comments for students!
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