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  • Message from the Nauset Regional School Committee

    Good Morning Nauset Community, The Nauset Regional School Committee has requested we share the flyer linked HERE with the Nauset Community . This flyer will provide you with dates and times of upcoming informational meetings regarding the Nauset Regional High School Building Project and upcoming Election Ballot. Thank you, Arlynn Arlynn L. Consiglio (she/her/hers) Executive Assistant to the Superintendent Notary Public Recording Secretary  (508) 255-8800 ext. 7002 consiglioal@nausetschools.org   Follow us on Twitter: @NausetSupt

    Friday, Dec 02 2022

  • Nauset Special Education Advisory Council (SEPAC) - ...

    Nauset Special Education Advisory Council (SEPAC)         Will host a Virtual Workshop for all families regarding Social Communication and Language Processing on December 13th, 2022 from 5:00pm-6:30pm                                                                                                                  Please join us as Jennifer Watson, Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist, helps us take a closer look at language processing. Jennifer is certified as a Natural Language Acquisition Clinician, and she will be providing us with information about analytic vs. gestalt language processors. Did your child seem to learn language in words or “chunks”/phrases? Both ways are normal and natural, but each are supported differently. This informative talk will help you to better understand your child's language processing style and how you can support your child's language development at home. There will be time for questions following.   PLEASE CLICK TO JOIN MEETING                                                                  For questions, please feel free to reach out to Laureen Barnes or Mary Buchanan at 508-255-8800 X 7004.

    Tuesday, Nov 29 2022

  • 2022-2023 Weather Advisory Information from Superint...

    WEATHER ADVISORY  2022-2023   Dear Parents/Guardians/Caregivers, Weather conditions across the state and Cape can vary greatly and they can often change unexpectedly.  Poor weather conditions may result in our schools having to close early, close completely, or on occasion begin later in the morning - depending on conditions. These decisions are not made in isolation and are based on several data points.  They take into account multiple factors and input from various stakeholders.  When storms are forecast, information on road conditions from public works and public safety authorities in our Nauset communities will be taken into consideration, as well as information from other sources.  When possible, if the decision can be made the night prior to a major storm, we will make every effort to do so.  Otherwise, decisions will be made as early as possible, but no later than 6:00 a.m.     When schools are closed,  all  school activities are canceled for the day.   When schools have a delayed opening, all schools and bus routes will begin two hours later than their normal time.  Students should be at their assigned bus stops two hours after their regularly scheduled time.  School will end at the regular time on these days.  Morning (a.m.) preschool will be canceled but afternoon (p.m.) preschool will run its normal schedule.   It may be necessary to close schools early, but this occurs rarely and only if a storm presents unexpectedly, or a pre-existing storm worsens while school is in session.  In these rare cases every attempt will be made to minimize the likelihood that children will return home to locked or empty houses.    The Parent Square automated phone system will connect with your phone to alert you if schools will be closed, if there will be a delayed opening, or if there is ever a need to close schools early.  It is important that your child’s school has your correct phone number in our data system. Please let your school know if your phone number changes.    You will find information on school closings on the major TV and radio stations as well as on our website: www.nausetschools.org.   Finally, I encourage you to make your own individual decision about sending your child to school during inclement weather.   Yours in Partnership, Brooke Clenchy, Superintendent

    Tuesday, Nov 29 2022

  • NRHS Building Project Fact Sheet from Superintendent...

    Dear Parents, Staff, and Community Members,   Please click HERE to read a "Fact Sheet"  recently prepared and submitted by the Nauset Regional School Committee.  It presents important information and a chronological timeline regarding the current NRHS Building Project.     This is a follow-up to the recently sent  Special Edition newsletter update.   Next week we will be sending a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document.   We want to ensure that our families, staff and community have as much information as possible concerning the status of the project and the upcoming vote scheduled for January 10, 2023 .   Our thanks to those involved in preparing this document.   Yours in Partnership, Superintendent Brooke Clenchy

    Friday, Nov 18 2022

  • NRHS Cafeteria Employment Opportunities

    Employment Opportunities! School Day hours! The Nauset Public Schools  are currently seeking substitutes to help us  prepare and serve lunch in our school cafeterias! Work part-time hours while your child is at school! $15/hour           Nauset Regional High School is also looking for a Cafeteria Manager.       Hourly pay and benefits provided.  If you are interested in exploring any of these opportunities, please visit the   NPS Employment Opportunities Website or contact Human Resources at: (508) 255-8800 ext. 7013

    Thursday, Mar 03 2022

  • Nauset Integrated Preschool Programming and Enrollm...

    Families within the Nauset District with children under the age of five years old as of September 1, 2022; Please take the time to complete this survey for the Nauset Integrated Preschool.  We are looking at full-day options next year, as well as transportation and before/after care.  Your input is important to us.  You may use the QR Code with your cell phone’s camera, QR Code App, or click/use the link below. Thank you in advance for taking this two minute survey! Link:  https://forms.gle/KVzJ7y8r1HfdccKPA

    Wednesday, Dec 22 2021

  • COVID-19 Test Kits - from Nurse Leader Mary Ellen Reed

    FREE COVID-19 TEST KITS AVAILABLE for Families who live in Orleans and Eastham ​ For:           Nauset Families Facing a Financial Hardship                    and who live  in Orleans and Eastham When:      Wednesday, December 22nd from                   11:00 am to 1:00 pm only Where:      Orleans and Eastham Elementary Schools                    (Main Entrance - Drive-Thru Pickup at both                    locations). ID Required.   *Limited supply.  Maximum of 2 kits per family.  All requests will be kept confidential.

    Monday, Dec 20 2021

  • Employment Opportunity from Joanna Hughes, Director ...

    Employment Opportunity! School Day hours! The Nauset Public Schools  are currently seeking substitutes to help us  prepare and serve lunch in our school cafeterias! Work part-time hours while your child is at school! $15/hour Additional Substitute Opportunities also available in Nauset: Teachers Educational Assistants Nurses Custodians If you are interested in exploring any of these opportunities please visit the   NPS Employment Opportunities Website or contact Human Resources at: (508) 255-8800 ext. 7013

    Friday, Dec 03 2021

  • COVID-19 Protocols and Contact Information During th...

    Date:      November 23, 2021 To:          Nauset Staff and Families From:     Interim Superintendent Brooke Clenchy                 Mary Ellen Reed, Nauset Public Schools Nurse Leader  Re:          COVID-19 Protocols and Contact Information During the Holiday Break COVID-19 cases are on the rise across our communities.  Since the start of school in September, we have had 78 COVID-19 cases reported across our 7 district schools. We know you are all looking forward to a nice holiday break and we hope that everyone will stay healthy, however we also need to have a plan in place for reporting just in case any staff member or student should test positive for COVID-19 while school is closed.   Updated reporting protocols are provided below the holiday break:   Positive test received over the holiday break :  You will need to report a positive case to the local Department of Health in the town in which you live. Your local health agent will be responsible for conducting the contact tracing. Please notify the health agent as soon as  possible. At times, we have found that there is a delay in laboratory testing results being reported to the local health agent. You must also still notify your school principal and nurse so that quarantine dates can be tracked for return to school.  Our nursing staff is taking a well deserved break and will follow up on any case reports upon return to school Monday, November 29th. We have included contact information below for the health agents in our member towns. We wish everyone a healthy and happy Thanksgiving! NAUSET PUBLIC SCHOOLS LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH CONTACTS Brewster Board of Health Amy von Hone, Health Director avonhone@brewster-ma.gov Sherrie McCullough, Assistant Health Director smccullough@brewster-ma.gov Eastham Board of Health Jane Crowley, Director of Health and Environment  Phone: (508) 240-5900, ext. 3229 email: jcrowley@eastham-ma.gov Susan A. Barker ext.3239 Orleans Board of Health Alexandra Fitch, Health Agent Phone: (508) 240-3700 x 2450 Email: health@town.orleans.ma.us Wellfleet Board of Health Hillary Greenberg-Lemos Phone: (508) 349-0308 email: hillary.lemos@wellfleet.ma.gov Provincetown Board of Health Health Dept. Director: Morgan Clark Phone: 508-487-7020 email: mclark@provincetown-ma.gov Health Agent: Lezli Rowell Truro Board of Health Health and Conservation agent: Emily Beebe Phone: 508-214-0919 email: EBeebe@truro-ma.gov Asst. Health and Conservation: Arozana Davis Phone: 508-214-0202

    Tuesday, Nov 23 2021

  • Emergency Closing Information from Interim Superint...

                        Good Afternoon Nauset Community, In light of anticipated inclement weather, Superintendent Clenchy is resending this information regarding Emergency School Closings:                  WEATHER ADVISORY  2021-2022   Dear Parents/Guardians & Nauset Public Schools Staff, Weather conditions across the state and Cape can vary greatly and they can often change unexpectedly.  Poor weather conditions may result in our schools having to close early, close completely, or on occasion begin later in the morning - depending on conditions. These decisions are not made in isolation and are based on several data points.  They take into account multiple factors and input from various stakeholders.  When storms are forecast, information on road conditions from public works and public safety authorities in our Nauset communities will be taken into consideration, as well as information from other sources. When possible, if the decision can be made the night prior to a major storm, we will make every effort to do so.  Otherwise, decisions will be made as early as possible, but no later than 6:00 a.m.     When schools are closed, all school activities are cancelled for the day.   When schools have a delayed opening, all schools and bus routes will begin two hours later than their normal time.  Students should be at their assigned bus stops two hours after their regularly scheduled time.  School will end at the regular time on these days.  Morning (a.m.) preschool will be cancelled but afternoon (p.m.) preschool will run its normal schedule.   It may be necessary to close schools early, but this occurs rarely and only if a storm presents unexpectedly, or a pre-existing storm worsens while school is in session.  In these rare cases every attempt will be made to minimize the likelihood that children will return home to locked or empty houses.   The Parent Square automated phone system will connect with your phone to alert you if schools will be closed, if there will be a delayed opening, or if there is ever a need to close schools early.  It is important that your child’s school has your correct phone number in our data system. Please let your school know if your phone number changes.   You will find information on school closings on the major TV and radio stations as well as on our website: www.nausetschools.org.   Finally, I encourage you to make your own individual decision about sending your child to school during inclement weather.   Sincerely, Brooke Clenchy, Interim Superintendent

    Tuesday, Oct 26 2021