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Braintree's 2nd Annual Autism Awareness Walk

Friday, April 5^th 5:00pm

Braintree High School Track

Isn't it wonderful when everyone is included?  Tell Us!

11^th Annual Community Inclusion Awards Seeking Nominations

Members of our community who help to include everyone in any part of our community will be honored at the 11^th Annual Community Inclusion Awards and we need your help to tell us about them.  

Nominations must be received in writing and are due by April 19, 2019

Monday, March 25 is 1/2 day for Professional Development.

The 2018-2019 School Year Calendar has been updated to reflect two snow days. 

The school year is presently anticipated to finish on 6/20/19.

Online tickets for upcoming Braintree Wamps tournament games are available to purchase through GoFan @https://gofan.co/app/school/MIAA

• How to Buy Tickets
• Accessing & Sharing Tickets
• How to Validate Mobile Tickets

March 1 - March 30, 2019
On Display in the Cahill Auditorium, Braintree Town Hall

Town & Family Celebration
March 13, 2019, 6:30-8:00 pm
Musical entertainment provided by the Braintree Public Schools' Music Department

Thursday, March 28th, 2019
6:30 pm - 8 pm
Braintree High School Auditorium

• Understand the impact of technological devices and social media platforms on cognition, learning, emotional regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness
• Develop strategies and school policies to minimize the negative impact of these innovations
• Teach students how to make informed decisions about their use of tech and social media
• Recognize cyberbullying and develop appropriate interventions

East Middle School presents Beauty and the Beast on Friday, April 5, 2019 at 7:00 p.m., Saturday, April 6, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.  Tickets go on sale March 18, 2019 for $10.  If you have any questions please contact Mr. Laskosky at chester.laskosky@braintreeschools.org 

This night is for 7th grade students and parents to learn about the many aspects of Health and Wellness, including information on Fitness, Nutrition, and Stress Management, and to enhance skills such as decision making, healthy self management and coping with stress.

Graduation is fast approaching!   Let everyone know how proud you are of your graduate! Student Council is selling the popular YARD SIGNS for this spring's graduating class. (Signs are double-sided, 18" x 24" and include stakes)  Cost is $20 and all proceeds will benefit BHS Student Council.  If you would like to order your sign, please click here for an order form.  Completed forms should be returned to Jennifer Troy, BHS Guidance

In honor of April being Autism Awareness month, the students of Braintree High School are selling t-shirts.  ALL proceeds from these shirts will be donated to Autism Awareness.   If you would like to pre-order your shirt for the lower price of $12, please click here for an order form and return it to BHS, 128 Town Street c/o Jennifer Troy, Student Council by Tuesday, March 5^th.  All t-shirts will be available for pick up starting on March 25^th.

Drop-in registration for the 2019-2020
ECE Preschool Laboratory Program

Braintree High School, 
Room 173 

Thursday March 21, 2019
from 1:00PM-2:45PM &

Monday, March 25th
from 8:00- 10:00 AM.

Download Registration Packet (PDF)

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New this holiday season, support Hollis Elementary School every time you shop on Amazon.com by clicking this link. 

Any items added to your cart after using this link will generate a referral bonus for Hollis Elementary School, at no additional cost to you!

Accelerated Reader is a computer-based program that schools may use to monitor reading practice and progress. Students take short quizzes after reading a book to check if they've understood it. If you have been invited to participate, click on the link, Accelerated Reader.

Hollis is collecting old markers/highlighters as part of the Crayola ColorCycle Program.  ColorCycle is a sustainability initiative designed to re-purpose markers rather than having them make their way to a landfill.  

Just in time for back to school - come take a look at our new styles and do some shopping!

Flaherty Spirit Wear site

The 2018-2019 Alternate Bus Route list can be found here and is also available on the transportation page.  Please note that no changes have been made from the 2017-2018 routes. 

If you must cross Hayward Street, please use the crosswalk at Hayward and Commercial Street. There are two crossing guards assigned there for your safety. If you are traveling east on Hayward on foot, there is also a crossing guard assigned to Howard and Hayward Street to support pedestrian traffic.

If you are driving to pick up your children, you may enter the Ross driveway before 2:45 and park in the west lot. Parking is not permitted at Hayward Market or Paul J. Rogan Co. for student pick up.