- School Committee Meeting
- Memorial Day No SchoolLast Day of School: After accounting for this year’s inclement weather/emergency school closing days, school officials announce that Thursday, June 21, will be the last day of school (day 180) for students. It will be an early release day.
Proposed 2012-13 Budget: On April 23, Superintendent Anthony Pope, Finance Director Adam Olivere and the School Committee members met in a special work session to discuss the proposed budget for the 2012-13 school year. The proposed budget can be viewed here or on the district’s Budget/Finance Web page.
Unfunded/underfunded mandates: To learn more about unfunded and underfunded state and federal education mandates and their effects on the school budget, see the district's Budget/Finance Web page or click here.
Notice to parents of advanced learners: On April 5, 2012, Marlborough Public Schools hosted a Parent and Community Forum that focused on the needs of advanced learners. Linked here is the presentation from that evening. Superintendent Pope is seeking parents who would be interested in serving on an Advanced Learner Advisory Committee; please e-mail Patty Sibilio at psibilio@mps-edu.org to volunteer or for more information.
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On Friday, March 30, the Marlborough Public Schools kicked off its annual Citywide Art Show, with displays of works of art by Marlborough students grades kindergarten through 12. For more than 30 years, this annual event has showcased the artistic accomplishments of students across the district and demonstrates a progression of art skills over time. The artwork was on display at Whitcomb Middle School for two weeks. Shown below are some highlights of the March 20 opening reception. |
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Strategic Plan: On November 8, the School Committee approved the district's Five-Year Strategic Plan. To view the plan, use the tab in the menu at left to access the district's Five-Year Strategic Plan Web page. |
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Give the gift of art! High-quality prints of pieces in the school district’s student Permanent Art Collection are available for purchase. Each print comes matted to fit a standard 11x14-inch frame. All proceeds support the Marlborough Schools Visual Art Department in its continuation and expansion of the MPS Permanent Art Collection. To view a slideshow of the prints, click here. For more information about ordering prints or about the district's Permanent Art Collection, click here. |
