SCHOOL INFORMATION AND COVID RESOURCES

Dr. Cabral's letter sent out to

families and staff about testing

Easton Public Schools

ESSER III

Community Input Survey

Convenient Summer Vaccine Clinic (ages 12+)

2020-2021 COVID RESOURCES FOLDER

SCHOOL COMMITTEE FACE COVERINGS GUIDELINES AND POLICY

Face Coverings Guidelines

School Committee Adopts Face Coverings Policy EBCFA

COVID -19 POSITIVE CASE DASHBOARD

Dr. Cabral's School Year Newsletters

FY 22 School Committee Budget Hearing Presentation April 2021

TOWN AND GOVERNMENT INFORMATION:

Easton COVID-19 Information and Resources
Easton News Releases
Updates from the Centers for Disease Control
Updates from the Mass Department of Public Health

TRENDING NOW:

End-of Cycle Summative Evaluation Report: Superintendent Dr. Lisha Cabral

Easton Wings of Hope

DEA National RX Take Back

Saturday, October 23rd 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

2021-2022 School Calendar

Mr. Souza's video students Eva DiSanto, Dean DeMarino, and Sawyer Haverly won 1st place for the NASA HUNCH Most Educational Video!

Congrats!!

Watch the construction of the new Blanche A. Ames Elementary School

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Students involved in the Blanche A. Ames Elementary School project

interviewed on WBZ Radio! Click on the two audio clips to hear how

Aeden Marcus, Emma Lawson, and Anna Galer, three of six students,

(Kiersten Chan, Haley Chan, and Olivia Pierce) contributed to the

design of the new elementary school.

click here to hear the first audio clip

click here to hear the second audio clip

School Committee Accepts

School Improvement Plans for 2021-2022:

Oliver Ames High School

Easton Middle School

Richardson Olmsted School

PK-2 Schools

MA Anti-Vaping Curriculum Guide

Congratulations to Corinne McCarthy, who was on the

Curriculum Development Committee!

FY 2022 Budget Book

Easton Public Schools

Dr. Lisha Cabral, Superintendent

50 Oliver St.
North Easton, MA 02356

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Friday, May 7, 2021

Contact: Leah Comins
Phone: 781-428-3299
Email: leah@jgpr.net

Easton Public Schools Announces Blanche A. Ames Elementary School Leadership Appointments

From left: Ann Weintrob, Sam Cederbaum and Tom Higgins pictured at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Blanche A. Ames Elementary School in April. Weintrob, Cederbaum and Higgins will each hold a leadership position at the new school. (Photo courtesy Easton Public Schools)

EASTON -- Superintendent Lisha Cabral is pleased to announce the administrators who will lead the future Blanche A. Ames Elementary School.

Principals Sam Cederbaum, Tom Higgins and Ann Weintrob, who currently serve as the principals of Easton's three elementary schools, will each hold a leadership position at the new school.

"Sam, Tom and Ann are highly capable, experienced, valued principals at our current elementary schools who enjoy the support of staff and the community," Superintendent Cabral said. "They have significant experience as educators and leaders, and I am excited to see each of them grow in their new roles. I am confident that they will lead the Blanche A. Ames School with exceptional professionalism, and I am grateful to each of them for their outstanding service to the district."

Cederbaum, current principal at Parkview Elementary, will serve as the Blanche A. Ames principal. Cederbaum is in his third year as the Parkview principal. He previously served as a principal in Douglas for five years.

"I am very excited to be the Principal of the Blanche Ames Elementary School. I am looking forward to building a caring community of learners with our amazing Pre-K-2 students, staff and families," Cederbaum said. "Our staff and students will have a state-of-the-art school in which they can create, learn and play, which will only enhance the excellent teaching and learning that already exists here in Easton."

He added, "The Blanche Ames School will also add greatly to our school community as its construction will finally allow all Easton students Pre-K-12 to be on the same campus. In addition, this beautiful new facility with multiple playgrounds, sports fields and gymnasium can be utilized by our entire community. Blanche Ames was many things in her life - inventor, activist, artist - and I hope to inspire our youngest learners to reach for their dreams as well!"

Higgins, current principal at Moreau Hall, will serve as the associate principal for grades 1 and 2. Higgins has been the principal at Moreau Hall since July 2013. He had previously been a third grade teacher within the district for 13 years.

"I'm most looking forward to supporting our wonderful educators, the life blood of our district, in their daily endeavors to help our youngest learners love school," Higgins said. "Having spent much of my career in deteriorating buildings with multiple limitations, I'm excited to support teachers in a building that matches the quality of the work they do! This beautiful building is not just a school but a community hub to be enjoyed by generations of Easton residents. To be a small part of this lasting legacy is an honor and privilege."

Weintrob, current principal at Center School, will serve as the curriculum coordinator for Pre-K-2 and district coordinator of the English Language Learner Program. Weintrob is in her 28th year as an educator in the district. She has been the Center School principal since 2013.

"I am grateful to the Easton residents for supporting this amazing project. The community is providing our youngest learners with a state-of-the-art facility designed specifically for their developmental needs," Weintrob said. "I am confident our students will thrive as the learning environment will now match the high quality instruction provided by Easton educators."

She added, "In my new role as Curriculum and English Learner Program Coordinator, my priority will be to build upon the previous work of our curriculum leaders and teachers to facilitate the completion and implementation of units of study. As an educator, Easton resident and School Planning Committee member, it is with immeasurable pride and excitement that I look forward to the opening of the Blanche A. Ames School."

A groundbreaking for the new school was held in April. Construction on the new building, which is being built on the current Parkview site, is scheduled to be completed in October 2022. Students, faculty and staff are expected to be in the building at the beginning of 2023, at which time demolition of the old Parkview School and completion of the fields and grounds will take place from December 2022 to May 2023.

OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS

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School Committee Approves

2021-2022 Program of Studies

Oliver Ames High School

Town of Easton

Blanch A. Ames Elementary School

Building Project

Design & Construction Phase Update

October 2019 - April 2021

Kindergarten Registration 2021-2022

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Preschool Registration

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MCAS Assessment & AccountabilityResults Spring 2019

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