In this episode, Dr. Thomson shares what goes into making the difficult decision to cancel or delay school during a significant weather event.

This episode marks the final segment of a series in which we have discussed the school improvement plans and the work of our school councils at each level. This episode features our high school, with  Principal Ryan Gendron.

This episode is the fourth in a series discussing school improvement plans and the work of our school councils at each level. This episode features our Wilington Middle School, with Principal Brian Caira.

This episode is the third in a series discussing school improvement plans and the work of our school councils at each level. This episode features our elementary schools, Shawsheen and Woburn St., with their Principals, Lisa King and Stacey Scott.

This episode marks the second of a series where we will discuss the school improvement plans and work of our school councils at each level. This episode features our intermediate schools, West and North, with their Principals Diane Carreiro and Mike Walsh

This episode marks the beginning of a series where we will discuss the school improvement plans and work of our school councils at each level. We start with our Early Childhood centers, Wildwood and Boutwell, with their Principals Kristen Walsh and Kate Bissell

In this episode, we interview Principal Caira on the initiatives and improvements made at WMS over the last 3 years. These changes have improved the experience for our middle school students, staff, and families. This is an in-depth follow-up to the AMLE survey data presented at the October 10th School Committee meeting.

In this episode, we explore school finance, budgeting, and the budget process with our Assistant Superintendent of Finance, Paul Ruggiero. We also introduce our new Director of Finance, Keree Simmons, who will be taking over next month.

This podcast delves into the exciting slate of work in Curriculum, Assessment, and Professional Development for the 2025-2026 school year.

On Wednesday, April 30th, Mashpee Middle High School held a ribbon cutting for the expanded Cares Closet. This was a project by our Builders Club, a Kiwanis club program. Listen to the story of this project and its impact on the Mashpee community.