This week's #NausetROCKS Newsletter is now available. Happy Thanksgiving to all. A short week of school next week. https://secure.smore.com/n/h6ayg
The #NausetROCKS Newsletter for November 15 is now available. https://secure.smore.com/n/6432e Don't forget to purchase your wreath (fundraiser extended one week)
Need a unique gift for the holidays? Bid on this Nauset Beach photo generously donated by Wellfleet artist, Stephen Turcotte. Visit https://nrms.betterworld.org/auctions/nauset-beach for more information.
All proceeds will go to support student activities.
Calling all artists!
This week's #NausetROCKS newsletter is now available. Don't forget to turn the clocks back this weekend.
This week's #NausetROCKS newsletter is now available. https://secure.smore.com/n/4czvq
Don't forget Halloween Movie Night tonight - October 25.
This week's #NausetROCKS Newsletter is now available. School Picture Days are next week. Link to sign up for Conferences in now live. https://secure.smore.com/n/9sg5k7
NRMS Spirit Week October 15-18!
Superintendent Clenchy's Welcome Back Nauset 24/25 Message.
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Check out the new NRMS Public Service Announcement on Vimeo! Nauset ROCKS!
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Congratulations to Susy Remillard for being awarded the Voya Unsung Heroes Award and $2000 for our Earthkeepers program. https://capecodchronicle.com/articles/1704/view #NausetROCKS
Nauset’s Farm-to-School team gets to work at Wright-Locke Farm!
The #NausetROCKS Newsletter for September 20 is now available. https://secure.smore.com/n/ntysc Thank you to all who attended our Open House.
6th graders on Solstice Team spent the day climbing and ziplining at the Adventure Park in Sandwich.
The #NausetROCKS Newsletter for Friday, September 13, 2024 is now available. See you at Open House on Thursday September 19. https://secure.smore.com/n/06yvc
Students in Greenhouse class harvest butternut squash grown in an experimental garden. The garden was designed by students last spring with support from a generous grant from the Nauset Garden Club. The forest garden is an experiment in growing food without requiring irrigation.
