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Tonight is the ArtFest reception to appreciate the creative talents of students in all Braintree. Below, please find the list of featured South artists. We hope to see you all there!
Please mark your calendars for Wednesday, May 25th to hear a presentation entitled “ VAPING 411”. It will be held at East Middle school in the auditorium and will start at 6:30 pm. For more information please see the Vaping 411.pdf flier. All middle school adult caregivers who attend will be given a homework pass to give to their child(ren). The homework pass can be used by your student(s). Please remind your student that the teacher has full discretion as to what the “homework” pass can be used for and it can only be used once. This presentation is for adults only. Your student does NOT need to attend to receive the homework pass. We are looking forward to seeing you on Wednesday, May 25th!
Last week, the South Ambassadors Club celebrated Inclusion Week by hosting a daily challenge. All students had the chance to guess a new mystery teacher's identity, based on an awkward photo from their middle school years, posted daily. Then, a drawing was held to reward winning guesses, and each daily announcement included words of wisdom from that teacher about lessons they've learned for surviving middle school and thriving in these awkward years!
Tomorrow night--Tuesday, 5/24 @ 8pm--there is a FREE webinar being put on by Your Teen Magazine. (I participated in a free webinar by Your Teen in the fall on Teens & Technology, and it was very useful!)
IS YOUR TEEN SUFFERING WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES?
Interested in learning how you can help your teen be their best? Sign up here for a free webinar this Tuesday night, 8pm ET. (Can't make it live? Register to receive the recording.)
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