District Information
3/30/2020 Update on COVID-19
from Easton School Committee:
March 30, 2020
Dear Easton Public School Families,
We are all in this together. The members of the Easton School Committee are thinking about you and your families and hoping you all are staying healthy. The wellbeing of our community is of the utmost importance to us. The School Committee is keeping in touch with the School Administration to ensure we are up to date with the latest information. Until meetings can be handled remotely (a plan is in the works), the best thing to do is:
- Continue to check the EPS website for updated information (the FAQ’s should be a great help) http://www.easton.k12.ma.us/trending_now.php
The future is an unknown. Each day updates, recommendations and mandates come in from the state and federal governments and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. We will continue to monitor these updates.
We are all in this together.
The Easton School Committee
Nancy De Luca ndeluca@easton.k12.ma.us
Jacqueline Weisman jweisman@easton.k12.ma.us
Michelle Durrance mdurrance@easton.k12.ma.us
Caroline O’Neill coneill@easton.k12.ma.us
Jennifer Starr jstarr@easton.k12.ma.us
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Oliver Ames High School
Easton Middle School
Richardson Olmsted School
Parkview Elementary School
Center Elementary School
Moreau Hall Elementary School
Parent FAQ
Food Service Information
Veteran Services
Special Education Resources
Ames Free Public Library Resources
Comcast free internet offerings
Easton's Positivity and Gratitude Campaign
District's Expectations of Students and Families for Appropriate Virtual Technology Use
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Staff Information
Professional Development
Easton COVID-19 Information and Resources
Easton News Releases
Updates from the Centers for Disease Control
Updates from the Mass Department of Public Health
(Please note: All activity/event dates listed below
are postponed until further notice)
Meetings have been CANCELLED.
5th ANNUAL GREAT EASTON CLEAN UP 2020
Saturday, April 25, 2020 at 8:00 a.m.
Richardson Olmsted School
Register now
Easton Public Schools Celebrate
Dr. Seuss "Read Across America Day"
“You can find magic wherever you look.
Sit back and relax, all you need is a book.” Dr. Seuss
Moreau Hall:
Center School:
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Easton PMC Kids Ride
Saturday, May 2nd, 9:00 a.m.
Parkview Elementary School
OA Presents 2020-2021 Program of Studies
and
College and Career Connections
OA Social Studies Department Chair, Matt Auger
Presented New History & Social Studies Frameworks
becomes first girls coach to win
700 games in state history!!!!
PRESS RELEASE:
Collaboration between Easton Public Schools,Town of Easton
Yields National Budget Award
As a part of our Equity Series sponsored through Easton University,
we were excited to bring
nationally acclaimed author, Jimmy Casas and
Dr. Tyrone Howard Easton!
shared their plan for supporting mental health
at OA through an outdoor classroom
Mr. Baldino's Wood 1 and Metal 1
students are combining efforts and scrap materials
to make and distribute ice melt scoops
to the maintenance and custodial staff
at all schools in the district.
Nice job!!!
Catch up on OA's Sports by following
https://twitter.com/OAHSTigersports
Easton Journal:
"Easton Voters Give a Go-Ahead to $94.8 million
School Project, 3,298 to 839"
A Thank-You Message
From Easton Public Schools Superintendent Lisha Cabral
Dear Easton Families,
It is my pleasure to announce that voters approved the debt exclusion override to fund the construction of the Easton Early Elementary School on Election Day today.
This is an exciting time for families in Easton. The district’s three current elementary schools are beyond their useful lives and create challenges for our educators in providing the 21st century education that our students deserve.
By consolidating these schools into one state-of-the-art facility, we will continue to offer the high level of education you have come to expect in facilities that will match that quality.
This new school, which will be built on the current site of the Parkview School, will also be designed with the most modern safety and security needs in mind.
Tuesday’s vote is the culmination of years of discussions and planning with the Massachusetts School Building Authority. Residents have been supportive from the beginning, starting with Town Meeting authorizing $1 million to fund the design phase in 2017. Voters then showed their overwhelming support for the project at a Special Town Meeting last month when they approved the borrowing for the project by a vote of 1,029 to 48.
The passage of this project would not have been possible without the hard work of the School Planning Committee, the project and design team from PMA Consultants and Perkins-Eastman, the School Committee and the Town Administration, including the elected Committees and Town Administrator Connor Read.
We would also like to recognize the many staff members, parents, community partners, residents, and abutters who generously contributed their time and efforts in assisting us to create the educational plan, tune the design and provide important feedback and suggestions.
Finally, we humbly thank the voters for their continued support of the Easton Public Schools and the children we are so fortunate to serve.
We are entering an exhilarating time for the district as this new facility becomes a reality. We hope to break ground late next year and for students to move in for the 2022 school year. There will be many important decisions made between now and then, and we encourage residents, parents and Town officials to stay engaged during the entire process.
For more information and a full overview of the project, please visit the
Easton Early Elementary School Project website. 
Members of the School Administration, Town Administration,
and School Committee Members met with
Senator Lewis, Senator Timilty, and Senator Brady
to discuss educational funding for Easton
2019-2020 School Improvement Plans
PK-2 Elementary Schools
Richardson Olmsted
Easton Middle School
Oliver Ames High School
See Dr. Cabral's
FY 20 Budget Presentation
Compliments of ECAT!
OA's 2018 College Matriculation Data
OA's 2018 AP Analysis
OA's 2018 SAT Analysis
MCAS Assessment & AccountabilityResults Spring 2019
OA, EMS, RO
Easton Public Schools Pay On Line
Pay Kindergarten, Preschool, and the PSAT Exam
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