⚖🌎🔵MODEL UN STUDENTS TRAVEL TO UCLA:
Our Nauset Regional High School and Nauset Regional Middle School Model UN teams had a busy and exciting weekend at the BruinMUN conference at the University of California Los Angeles! ✈️
Together with delegates from secondary schools across the country, they worked through real world global challenges and issues of international diplomacy. Great work, Warriors! 🧠🗺️
Our Nauset Regional High School and Nauset Regional Middle School Model UN teams had a busy and exciting weekend at the BruinMUN conference at the University of California Los Angeles! ✈️
Together with delegates from secondary schools across the country, they worked through real world global challenges and issues of international diplomacy. Great work, Warriors! 🧠🗺️
🎓2️⃣7️⃣NRHS CELEBRATES SENIOR ATHLETES:
From team dinners to Senior Night games, we've had fun celebrating our Class of '27 Warriors as they wrap up their final fall athletics season! ⚽🏈👟🏐🏑🏌
It's not too late to catch our seniors in their last Nauset Regional High School games:
⚽Varsity Girls Soccer v. Martha's Vineyard: Monday, Nov. 2 @ 4:00 PM, NRHS
⚽Varsity Boys Soccer v. Pembroke: Monday, Nov. 2 @ 6:00 PM, NRHS
⚽Varsity Boys Soccer v. Martha's Vineyard: Tuesday, Nov. 3 @ 4:00 PM, NRHS
🏈Varsity Football v. Dover-Sherborn: Thursday, Nov. 5 @ 6:00 PM, Dover-Sherborn Regional High School
Some photos taken by Figy Flicks.
From team dinners to Senior Night games, we've had fun celebrating our Class of '27 Warriors as they wrap up their final fall athletics season! ⚽🏈👟🏐🏑🏌
It's not too late to catch our seniors in their last Nauset Regional High School games:
⚽Varsity Girls Soccer v. Martha's Vineyard: Monday, Nov. 2 @ 4:00 PM, NRHS
⚽Varsity Boys Soccer v. Pembroke: Monday, Nov. 2 @ 6:00 PM, NRHS
⚽Varsity Boys Soccer v. Martha's Vineyard: Tuesday, Nov. 3 @ 4:00 PM, NRHS
🏈Varsity Football v. Dover-Sherborn: Thursday, Nov. 5 @ 6:00 PM, Dover-Sherborn Regional High School
Some photos taken by Figy Flicks.
🎃👻🍭NAUSET SCHOOLS GET IN THE SPOOKY SPIRIT:
Fridays are "nausome" at Nauset, especially on Halloween! 🐈⬛🍫
Our students and staff embraced the spooky spirit today by wearing creative costumes to school and incorporating the holiday horror into teaching and learning, like creating pumpkin art projects for community displays across our towns. 🧟🍬
Fridays are "nausome" at Nauset, especially on Halloween! 🐈⬛🍫
Our students and staff embraced the spooky spirit today by wearing creative costumes to school and incorporating the holiday horror into teaching and learning, like creating pumpkin art projects for community displays across our towns. 🧟🍬
🍎🌳🍏APPLE CRUNCH DAY:
Today is Apple Crunch Day at Nauset Public Schools! In celebration of National Farm to School Month, students in each of our schools crunched on freshly picked local apples during their lunches and snack times. 👏
Our elementary school communities crunched together in their classrooms and outdoor spaces this morning, enjoying big bites of crisp, sweet fruit with one another. Nauset Regional Middle School students chose from two different varieties of apples during their lunch, with many students returning for seconds! Nauset Regional High School students taste-tested three varieties of apples and drank local apple cider, and ultimately concluded that they could taste the difference between local produce and imported produce. 🍽🏫
Many thanks to Farmer Dave for organizing Apple Crunch Day, Judy Scanlon and Sig Winslow of Lake Farm Gardens in Orleans for helping us procure local apples, and our Nauset Dining Services nutrition team for ensuring our students have access to high quality, healthy meals every day! 🍎 ❤️ Keep crunching! 🍏 💚
Today is Apple Crunch Day at Nauset Public Schools! In celebration of National Farm to School Month, students in each of our schools crunched on freshly picked local apples during their lunches and snack times. 👏
Our elementary school communities crunched together in their classrooms and outdoor spaces this morning, enjoying big bites of crisp, sweet fruit with one another. Nauset Regional Middle School students chose from two different varieties of apples during their lunch, with many students returning for seconds! Nauset Regional High School students taste-tested three varieties of apples and drank local apple cider, and ultimately concluded that they could taste the difference between local produce and imported produce. 🍽🏫
Many thanks to Farmer Dave for organizing Apple Crunch Day, Judy Scanlon and Sig Winslow of Lake Farm Gardens in Orleans for helping us procure local apples, and our Nauset Dining Services nutrition team for ensuring our students have access to high quality, healthy meals every day! 🍎 ❤️ Keep crunching! 🍏 💚
🧡🤟🌻OES UNITES IN KINDNESS:
Our Orleans Elementary School community went orange for Unity Day! 🍊🥕📙
As part of National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance, and inclusion and encourages students and staff to make their learning community safe and welcoming. OES students learned that being a kind classmate, showing empathy, considering different perspectives, and notifying trusted adults when they witness or experience unkindness are ways to make their school a place where everyone feels like they belong. ☀🌈
Our Orleans Elementary School community went orange for Unity Day! 🍊🥕📙
As part of National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance, and inclusion and encourages students and staff to make their learning community safe and welcoming. OES students learned that being a kind classmate, showing empathy, considering different perspectives, and notifying trusted adults when they witness or experience unkindness are ways to make their school a place where everyone feels like they belong. ☀🌈
🎨🏃♀️👟EES STUDENTS CELEBRATE WITH COLOR:
Our Eastham Elementary School community members have kindly contributed donations to fund field trips, in-school programs, family events, and classroom supplies for this school year and next! ✏🎒🚌
EES students celebrated the community's generosity with an outdoor Color Run where they jogged, walked, skipped, and danced through colors! They had fun moving and grooving in the fall sun while their families, educators, and peers cheered them on - a fantastic example of how our local communities come together to support our Nauset schools! 💚💙❤
Our Eastham Elementary School community members have kindly contributed donations to fund field trips, in-school programs, family events, and classroom supplies for this school year and next! ✏🎒🚌
EES students celebrated the community's generosity with an outdoor Color Run where they jogged, walked, skipped, and danced through colors! They had fun moving and grooving in the fall sun while their families, educators, and peers cheered them on - a fantastic example of how our local communities come together to support our Nauset schools! 💚💙❤
⚕🚨🩸NRMS STUDENTS STOP THE BLEED:
Mrs. Kelly's and Ms. Flanagan's health classes at Nauset Regional Middle School learned the fundamentals of live-saving first aid this week, thanks to Compound Initiatives, STOP the BLEED, and Orleans Fire-Rescue! 🚑🚒
Aaron Cestaro, founder of Compound Initiatives, guided students in Grades 6-8 through scenarios designed to help them make quick problem-solving decisions under pressure. Students practiced how to call emergency responders, properly assess a situation, take patient vitals, and maintain sharp focus. 🩻
Thank you to all of the community partners who enabled our students to build confidence and resilience during these exercises!
Mrs. Kelly's and Ms. Flanagan's health classes at Nauset Regional Middle School learned the fundamentals of live-saving first aid this week, thanks to Compound Initiatives, STOP the BLEED, and Orleans Fire-Rescue! 🚑🚒
Aaron Cestaro, founder of Compound Initiatives, guided students in Grades 6-8 through scenarios designed to help them make quick problem-solving decisions under pressure. Students practiced how to call emergency responders, properly assess a situation, take patient vitals, and maintain sharp focus. 🩻
Thank you to all of the community partners who enabled our students to build confidence and resilience during these exercises!
🧠🌈⭐BREWSTER STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT NEURODIVERSITY:
Our Stony Brook Elementary and Eddy Elementary School communities were fortunate to learn about the awesome strengths and tricky challenges of neurodiversity from Katy Boucher, founding director of the The Accord School and co-founder of Kit & Jerry's Foundation for Good!
Katy Boucher introduced students to the concept of multiple intelligences, helped students understand the many ways of being smart, and spoke with them about the difference between equal and fair. Thank you for empowering our students to be curious and caring classmates! 💙🫂
Our Stony Brook Elementary and Eddy Elementary School communities were fortunate to learn about the awesome strengths and tricky challenges of neurodiversity from Katy Boucher, founding director of the The Accord School and co-founder of Kit & Jerry's Foundation for Good!
Katy Boucher introduced students to the concept of multiple intelligences, helped students understand the many ways of being smart, and spoke with them about the difference between equal and fair. Thank you for empowering our students to be curious and caring classmates! 💙🫂
📣💛🖤SPIRIT WEEK AT NRHS:
It's almost Homecoming at Nauset Regional High School! In anticipation, our students and educators have really gotten into the spirit this week!
Monday started with color wars and ended with the Class of 2028 winning the Power Puff game against the Class of 2027. 🩷🩵❤️💚
Tuesday was all about pairs as Warriors rhymed without a reason, twinned with each other, or dressed as famous dynamic duos. 📕👩🍳
Today, the NRHS hallways were filled with celebrities and memes! ✨😎 And there's still so much in store for the rest of the week!
Keep up the spirit, Warriors!
It's almost Homecoming at Nauset Regional High School! In anticipation, our students and educators have really gotten into the spirit this week!
Monday started with color wars and ended with the Class of 2028 winning the Power Puff game against the Class of 2027. 🩷🩵❤️💚
Tuesday was all about pairs as Warriors rhymed without a reason, twinned with each other, or dressed as famous dynamic duos. 📕👩🍳
Today, the NRHS hallways were filled with celebrities and memes! ✨😎 And there's still so much in store for the rest of the week!
Keep up the spirit, Warriors!
🎨✍💙WES STUDENTS MAKE THE CASE FOR COLORS:
Fourth graders at Wellfleet Elementary School practicing persuasive writing wrote essays about their favorite color using sensory language, transition words, and vivid verbs. 📝
They even dressed for the persuasion occasion by wearing their favorite color from head to toe! 💚❤💜
Fourth graders at Wellfleet Elementary School practicing persuasive writing wrote essays about their favorite color using sensory language, transition words, and vivid verbs. 📝
They even dressed for the persuasion occasion by wearing their favorite color from head to toe! 💚❤💜
🍽🥪🥗CELEBRATING NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK:
Happy National School Lunch Week! 🍅🥙
School lunches help keep our students healthy, full, and fueled to learn. As a participant in the Massachusetts Farm to School initiative, school lunches across our Nauset schools often feature locally grown, raised, or caught fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins. Many meals also include fresh vegetables grown right in our schools' own hydroponic towers, greenhouses, and outdoor gardens. 🌱🍗🐄
Thank you to our food services and nutrition teams who make sure that the lunches served in Nauset cafeterias are nutritious and delicious! 💛🍏🖤
#NationalFarmtoSchoolMonth #NationalSchoolLunchWeek #MassFarmtoSchool
Happy National School Lunch Week! 🍅🥙
School lunches help keep our students healthy, full, and fueled to learn. As a participant in the Massachusetts Farm to School initiative, school lunches across our Nauset schools often feature locally grown, raised, or caught fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins. Many meals also include fresh vegetables grown right in our schools' own hydroponic towers, greenhouses, and outdoor gardens. 🌱🍗🐄
Thank you to our food services and nutrition teams who make sure that the lunches served in Nauset cafeterias are nutritious and delicious! 💛🍏🖤
#NationalFarmtoSchoolMonth #NationalSchoolLunchWeek #MassFarmtoSchool
💛🖤💛NRHS SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY SPREADS CHEER:
Members of Nauset Regional High School's Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (National Spanish Honor Society) are committed to service and making a difference in their community.
Students hosted a drop-in morning at the high school to create cheerful cards written in Spanish for Spanish-speaking children being treated at The Jimmy Fund Clinic at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The cards will be mailed from Cape Cod to Boston later this week. 💌🏩
Members of Nauset Regional High School's Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (National Spanish Honor Society) are committed to service and making a difference in their community.
Students hosted a drop-in morning at the high school to create cheerful cards written in Spanish for Spanish-speaking children being treated at The Jimmy Fund Clinic at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The cards will be mailed from Cape Cod to Boston later this week. 💌🏩
👩🌾🚜🫛CELEBRATING FARM TO SCHOOL MONTH:
October is National Farm to School Month! 🌽🏫 Students at Eddy Elementary School kicked off Farm to School Month by harvesting and processing many pounds of kale from the school's garden with help from Mr. Guditus and Dave DeWitt, our district's Farm to School Program Coordinator! Farmer Dave taught Eddy students about how temperature, soil, and even local insects affected this year's kale crop while they picked, cleaned, and stored the vegetables. Soon, this kale will be turned into soup and salad that students will eat for lunch in Eddy's cafeteria! 🌱🐛🪲
The Nauset Farm to School program uses classrooms and school gardens as dynamic learning spaces to connect students with healthy, locally sourced food and experiential learning opportunities. Nauset’s commitment to Farm to School programming is reflected in initiatives like our school gardens, indoor hydroponic units, cooking camps and clubs, local procurement in school meals, Farmer-in-the-School events, field trips, curriculum-based learning, and more! 🥕🫑
October is National Farm to School Month! 🌽🏫 Students at Eddy Elementary School kicked off Farm to School Month by harvesting and processing many pounds of kale from the school's garden with help from Mr. Guditus and Dave DeWitt, our district's Farm to School Program Coordinator! Farmer Dave taught Eddy students about how temperature, soil, and even local insects affected this year's kale crop while they picked, cleaned, and stored the vegetables. Soon, this kale will be turned into soup and salad that students will eat for lunch in Eddy's cafeteria! 🌱🐛🪲
The Nauset Farm to School program uses classrooms and school gardens as dynamic learning spaces to connect students with healthy, locally sourced food and experiential learning opportunities. Nauset’s commitment to Farm to School programming is reflected in initiatives like our school gardens, indoor hydroponic units, cooking camps and clubs, local procurement in school meals, Farmer-in-the-School events, field trips, curriculum-based learning, and more! 🥕🫑
🏫📘💭PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY AT NPS:
From workshops on practice-based instruction and curriculum design to effective co-teaching to teaching with purpose - and more! - learning spaces at Nauset Regional High School and Nauset Regional Middle School were buzzing with staff collaboration during our recent professional development day! 💡✏️🧠
Thank you to our educators, session hosts, and Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning for a fabulous day of continuing education. 👥👨🏫
💡🚒👨🚒OES STUDENTS LEARN FIRE SAFETY:
Orleans Elementary School students learned about fire safety during Fire Prevention Week with a special visit from our firefighters in the Orleans Fire Department! 🧯🔥
Thank you, OFD, for helping our students stay safe - and for giving them a tour of Tower 6! 💌
⛳🏌️♂️🧢A WINNING WEEK FOR NRHS GOLFERS:
It's been an exciting week for our Nauset Regional High School golfers! The boys golf team won the Lighthouse Trophy during the Vineyard Golf Club Invitational on Martha's Vineyard over the weekend followed by two consecutive wins this week against Nantucket and Saint John Paul II. And last night, Luke and Seamus tied for third place at the Cape Cod JV Cup! 🎉
Way to go, Warriors! 👏🏆
It's been an exciting week for our Nauset Regional High School golfers! The boys golf team won the Lighthouse Trophy during the Vineyard Golf Club Invitational on Martha's Vineyard over the weekend followed by two consecutive wins this week against Nantucket and Saint John Paul II. And last night, Luke and Seamus tied for third place at the Cape Cod JV Cup! 🎉
Way to go, Warriors! 👏🏆
🚲👣🏃WALK, BIKE, AND ROLL TO SCHOOL DAY:
Today, October 7, is National Walk, Bike, and Roll to School Day! This morning, our elementary school students, families, and staff members walked to school together in the crisp fall air to promote physical activity, school spirit, and safer routes to school.
Learn more about safe routes to school: https://www.walkbiketoschool.org/
🎨🐚☀️NRMS STUDENTS EXPLORE THE DUNES:
Seventh graders at Nauset Regional Middle School spent a sunny day along the Cape Cod National Seashore exploring the Dune Shacks of Peaked Hill Bars Historic District! 🌊
They trekked through the dunes, visited the Zara dune shack, and created beautiful paintings inspired their surroundings, just like the many artists, writers, and musicians who have created art in the dunes over the last century. 🖌
Seventh graders at Nauset Regional Middle School spent a sunny day along the Cape Cod National Seashore exploring the Dune Shacks of Peaked Hill Bars Historic District! 🌊
They trekked through the dunes, visited the Zara dune shack, and created beautiful paintings inspired their surroundings, just like the many artists, writers, and musicians who have created art in the dunes over the last century. 🖌
🏌⚽🏈CELEBRATING NATIONAL COACHES DAY🏅🏐🏒:
Today, October 6, is National Coaches Day! Our Nauset schools are fortunate to have many coaches who mentor, motivate, and make a difference in our students' lives.
Join us in celebrating #NationalCoachesDay by cheering on our Warriors who are playing games at home this afternoon!
🏑Nauset Regional Middle School girls field hockey plays Falmouth @ NRMS (4:00 PM)
🏐Nauset Regional Middle School girls volleyball plays Falmouth @ NRMS (4:00 PM)
⚽Nauset Regional High School girls varsity soccer plays SJPII @ NRHS (4:00 PM)
⚽Nauset Regional High School girls JV soccer plays SJPII @ NRHS (5:30 PM)
Keep up with Nauset athletics: https://www.gobound.com/ma/schools/nausetregional
Today, October 6, is National Coaches Day! Our Nauset schools are fortunate to have many coaches who mentor, motivate, and make a difference in our students' lives.
Join us in celebrating #NationalCoachesDay by cheering on our Warriors who are playing games at home this afternoon!
🏑Nauset Regional Middle School girls field hockey plays Falmouth @ NRMS (4:00 PM)
🏐Nauset Regional Middle School girls volleyball plays Falmouth @ NRMS (4:00 PM)
⚽Nauset Regional High School girls varsity soccer plays SJPII @ NRHS (4:00 PM)
⚽Nauset Regional High School girls JV soccer plays SJPII @ NRHS (5:30 PM)
Keep up with Nauset athletics: https://www.gobound.com/ma/schools/nausetregional
🏫👩🏫🌎CELEBRATING WORLD TEACHER'S DAY:
Today, October 5, is World Teacher's Day which honors educators and the teaching profession worldwide! 🎉
Educators across our Nauset Public Schools empower, challenge, and inspire our students to be and do their best every day. Join us in celebrating World Teacher's Day by thanking a teacher who has shaped your life! 🙏💛
Today, October 5, is World Teacher's Day which honors educators and the teaching profession worldwide! 🎉
Educators across our Nauset Public Schools empower, challenge, and inspire our students to be and do their best every day. Join us in celebrating World Teacher's Day by thanking a teacher who has shaped your life! 🙏💛