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front cover of the American School Board Journal for A very generous gift of $5,000 from the <br /> April 2021 were Mashpee students and sisters, Schwartz Living Trust to support further planning <br /> Arianna and Adriana DeBarros. and implementation of the new Health Services <br /> Program at the Mashpee Middle-High School was <br /> We are grateful to the Mashpee Wampanoag received from Mashpee resident Katherine Schwartz. <br /> Tribe's Indian Health Services Clinic for providing Miles J. Schwartz, MD, Katherine's late husband, <br /> COVID-19 vaccinations to many of our staff was the Director of the Clinical Cardiology Training <br /> members in March/April—during a period of time Program at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center for <br /> when many were desperately trying to secure a 30 years and a professor of clinical medicine at <br /> vaccine appointment. Columbia University's College of Physicians and <br /> Surgeons. Through the Trust, Mrs. Schwartz also <br /> The Cape Cod Collaborative and the gifted $2000 to the Mashpee Women's Club to <br /> Massachusetts Association of School Committees— establish two $1000.00 scholarships for Mashpee <br /> Division VII co-hosted their annual Legislative seniors who are furthering their education in the field <br /> Breakfast (virtual). This is an event that brings of healthcare. We are so grateful to Mrs. Schwartz <br /> together Cape&Islands school committee members, for her generosity and for supporting future <br /> superintendents, our state legislators, and elected generations of healthcare providers from Mashpee. <br /> town officials to discuss regional educational issues. <br /> This year a discussion on racial equity took place The Mashpee Public Schools received a two- <br /> which included student voices. MMHS junior year Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Innovations <br /> Cheyenne Hendricks provided some powerful grant for FY 22 and FY23. This grant will fund three <br /> insights to the conversation, displaying a confidence areas of anti-bias work in collaboration with the Anti- <br /> level well beyond her years. Cheyenne believes that Defamation League of New England. A group of <br /> we all need to be more mindful of other people, that middle school students and a group of high school <br /> we need to do more listening, less talking, and more students will become peer leaders in anti-bias <br /> analyzing. We are so fortunate to have Cheyenne as training; all staff members of the Mashpee Public <br /> a member of our MPS stakeholder group that is Schools will engage in anti-bias professional <br /> working on the development of the Mashpee Public development, and a K - 12 anti-bias curriculum will <br /> Schools' next strategic plan. be implemented. <br /> Congratulations to Mashpee Middle-High We conducted our fourth annual MPS Family <br /> School (MMHS) senior Nathan Ware for being Opinion Survey. In addition to recurring questions, <br /> chosen as Mashpee's recipient of the Massachusetts we also gathered parent/guardian feedback on <br /> Association of School Superintendents'Certificate of absenteeism, social-emotional learning and well- <br /> Academic Excellence Award for school year 20-21. being, and homework. The information gathered <br /> from the survey responses not only allows us to <br /> Congratulations to MMHS educator Celeste monitor growth from year to year but also provides <br /> Reynolds for being named a Distinguished K - 12 us with insight to inform our practice. <br /> Teacher by the National Council for Geographic <br /> Education. This award recognizes excellence in We were pleased that members of the Class of <br /> geography teaching. We also celebrated Quashnet 2021 were able to have a memorable prom, enjoy <br /> STEM teacher Jamie Whiddon for being recognized some in-person senior week excursions/activities, <br /> as a Distinguished Educator by the Massachusetts participate in the traditional Walk of Honor, and <br /> Technology Education Engineering Collaborative celebrate Class Day during the week leading up to <br /> (MassTEC). Mrs. Whiddon was recognized for her their graduation. A wonderful outdoor graduation for <br /> efforts in developing a hybrid program that allows the Class of 2021 was held on June 5th under tents <br /> remote learners to build an underwater vehicle just on our MMHS stadium field. <br /> like their in-person counterparts. <br /> 140 <br />