Students can enjoy their third day off of the school year.
Due to inclement weather and expected blizzard-like conditions, the Shrewsbury Public Schools have canceled school for Friday, Feb. 8. Stay tuned to the Shrewsbury Patch Blizzard Nemo Center for updates throughout the storm. Don't forget to tell us what your plans are and upload your pictures to the Patch gallery.
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Lunch offerings at elementary, middle and high schools.
Elementary School Menu Monday, Sept. 26 Domino’s pizza Chicken patty sandwich Macaroni salad Caesar salad Peas Blueberries and cream Tuesday, Sept. 27 French toast sticks and toppings Chicken patty sandwich Baked tater tots Carrot sticks and dip Mixed fruit Wednesday, Sept. 28 Pasta with meat or marinara sauce Chicken patty sandwich Green beans Garlic bread/pretzels Orange wedges Thursday, Sept. 29 Italian sub Chicken patty sandwich Smiley fries Corn Fresh apple Chocolate pudding Friday, Sept. 30 Homemade pizza Chicken patty sandwich Baked chips Tossed salad/green beans Diced peaches *Lunch $2.75 Reduced lunch $ .40 10-ounce milk $ .60 100% juice $ .60 Bottled water $ .60 Second slice pizza $1.25 Middle School Lunch Menu Monday, Sept. 26 …
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Sign your child up for the school bus for the fall as soon as possible.
Press release submitted by the school department: The School Department is finalizing the bus routes for the upcoming school year. If you are planning to have your child ride the bus and have not already registered, please do so immediately, as once bus routes are finalized they will not be changed due to late registrations. Please be reminded that registrations done at this time are subject to a late fee of $50 per child ($100 maximum per family). The bus registration process must be done online through the PowerSchool Parent Portal. You will need a username and password to access your account, which is the information to set up your account was sent to each home in April. For more information or to inquire about an access ID and …
With the summer almost upon us, it's time to start reading in the summer.
Many of the local schools are encouraging their students to keep up with their reading in the summer. All year, students have worked hard to become proficient in reading and they can lose a lot of their skills if they don't continue reading in the summer. The Shrewsbury Public Schools offers summer reading lists here. The Shrewsbury Public Library also has opened registration for their summer reading program here. The kickoff event for the library's summer reading program is on Thursday, June 23 from 3 to 7 p.m. There will be games, a caricature artist, face painting and even an antiques appraiser for the first 20 adults that come in. Throughout the summer, there will be scheduled events and prizes given away for the amount of time or the …
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