Hello Dale Street Community!
Wow, what an incredible week! Please take a minute to scroll through this week's blog to see the awesome things our rockstar students and staff were involved in and stay up to date with upcoming events.
Next Friday (May 9th) is the Special Olympics. Medfield HS is hosting the event this year, and Dale Street will have four student athletes participating. Events are anticipated to begin at approximately 9:15 AM (this is a little earlier than previously communicated) and will conclude between 11:15/11:30 AM. If you and your child are interested in attending to support our athletes, transportation must be provided by the parent/guardian. If your child attends, the morning absence will be considered excused. Your student will be expected to return to school by 12:00 p.m. If you choose to keep your student out of school for the afternoon, the remainder of the day will be considered unexcused.
On Tuesday, students and staff had a fantastic visit from author Rob Buyea. ๐Students and staff were inspired by his stories & insights. Huge thanks ๐ to our amazing Dale Street PTO for making this wonderful opportunity possible!
This week, students loved meeting with Nova at recess! ๐พ Thank you to Sergeant Hain and the Medfield Police Department for helping build community connections.
This week, members of the Fancy Book Club intramural with Mrs. Knott had a video chat with the author of the Vanderbeekers, Karina Yan Glaser. The students were thrilled (and two authors in one day was amazing for them).
Please save the date of Wednesday, June 11th, at 9:30 a.m. for Dale Street's Grade 5 Celebration. This year, the Grade 5 Celebration will take place on the basketball court outdoors, and we are hoping for dry and nice weather. Grade 5 families are welcome, and we are asking that all guests bring a lawn chair for seating in an area off the pavement. If there is inclement weather on this day, the celebration will be held in the gymnasium. If this is the case, we will only be able to welcome 2 guests per family for the celebration.
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Ms. Sager's class working on the Library Challenge - how many words can you make from "Carter Avery?" |
Upcoming Town Meeting Information
๐MCPE’s Blue Ribbon Recognition Program for Teacher Appreciation Week
The Blue Ribbon Recognition is a great way to honor a member of your child’s school community! It honors teachers and school staff for making a difference in a student’s life. It’s an easy and thoughtful way to recognize the efforts of a member of our school community by making a donation to MCPE in their honor.
All 2025 Blue Ribbon recipients will be notified of donations made in their honor, given a card and note(s) from students and their families, and recognized at the MCPE Annual Meeting on May 20th, in MCPE's 2024-25 Annual Report, and on social media.
Submit nominations here! https://givebutter.com/2025-blue-ribbon
Medfield Special Education Parents Advisory Council (SEPAC)
SEPAC is run by a group of parent and caregiver volunteers who work to understand, respect, and support all children with special needs in the community.
Medfield SEPAC now offers Parent Connection Groups. A SEPAC parent volunteer will coordinate each, focusing on a different diagnosis. These informal groups will connect parents and caregivers of children of all ages with specific diagnoses to share experiences and resources. Our parent groups include:
- ADHD
- Autism Spectrum (ASD)
- Down Syndrome
- Anxiety, Depression & Mental Health
- Intellectual & Developmental Disability
- Allergy
- Dyslexia
- Language-based Learning Disabilities
Down Syndrome May 5, 10:15-11:15 am, Medfield Public Library
RSVP mebrien@gmail.com
Medfield SEPAC now accepts nominations for the second annual Jim James Inclusion Award. This award honors Medfield Public School employees who, like Jim James, make outstanding efforts for students with special educational needs to promote and model inclusion. Please help us to identify those educators who deserve this recognition by filling out the nomination form. Thank you for taking the time to help us celebrate those in our district who go the extra mile for our students. We look forward to reading your nominations!
Medfield Coalition for Suicide Prevention Hosts “Path for Hope” on Medfield Rail Trail for Mental Health Awareness Month
This Mental Health Awareness Month, the Medfield Coalition for Suicide Prevention (MCSP) invites the community to join Path for Hope on Sunday, May 4th, at 11:30 AM on the Medfield Rail Trail. This event is an important opportunity to build community, foster healing, and promote emotional resilience, an essential protective factor in reducing the risk of suicide.
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