One Middleborough: Learning Together

MPS is sharing literacy and math guidance so families can support students at home. Research shows that partnerships between schools, families, and communities contribute to improved student achievement and higher performance for schools (Henderson & Mapp, 2002). Effectively engaging families and communities around student literacy and numeracy can lead to increased skills for students. These guides will share interactive activities as well as specific strategies for skill development.

Tune in to Episode 2 of One Middleborough Learning Together! Director of Student Services, Kevin Avitabile, takes us on a journey through the incredible resources and support the Student Services Department offers for you and your child. Learn More

Lisa White (Principal of Mary K. Goode Elementary School) and Ron Sanborn (Principal of Henry B. Burkland Elementary School) discuss working under the same roof and ways you can stay connected with your child's school from home.

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) encompasses all forms of communication (in addition to spoken language) that are used to express thoughts, feelings, needs, wants, and ideas. It includes a wide range of methods, from gestures and facial expressions to complex speech-generating devices. Learn More 

One Middleborough: Learning Together

We’re excited to introduce One Middleborough: Learning Together, a new program designed to provide families with valuable resources on a wide range of topics. From incorporating math into everyday activities with your child to mental health support, we’ve got you covered.

This program will feature short videos, mini-podcasts, flyers, and events, all aimed at helping families navigate important topics.

Have a topic you’d like us to cover? Let us know by filling out the form on the One Middleborough page!