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IMPORTANT
INFORMATION: The Parentlink Voicemail
system is currently down at QMS. If you need to
communicate with a faculty member, please use the email
system. Email addresses can be found under the
Staff Directory link. Homework assignments should
have been written down in students' agenda books today. NOTE:
The Attendance Box will not be available as it is
part of Parentlink. If you need to call your
student(s) in absent or tardy, please call the Main
Office after 7:30 am. PARKING
CONCERNS: Please use East Street to drop
off and pickup students before and after school.
Parking space is limited. Please do not park in
the parking spaces to drop off/pickup students. |
The
Qualters Ideal
"Is
not that we will all agree with each other,
Or
even like each other every minute of the day. It
is rather that we will respect each other's
rights, Especially the right to be
different. And that, at the end of the day, we
will understand that we are ONE PEOPLE, ONE SCHOOL,
AND ONE COMMUNITY!" |
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
- THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2008
(click here)
| May
14 |
PAC
Meeting - 7 pm - Library |
June
5 |
8th
Grade Band, Wind Ensemble, and Chorus Performance
- 7 - 9 pm - Auditorium |
| May
19 |
Mid-Term
Progress Reports |
June
17 |
6th
& 7th Grade Band and Jazz Band Performance - 7
- 9 pm - Auditorium |
| May
22 |
5th
Grade Transition Meeting - Parents Only |
June
19 |
8th
Grade Banquet - 6:30 - 9:00 pm - Cafeteria |
| May
26 |
No
School - Memorial Day |
June
23 |
Last
Day of School - 1/2 Day - Dismissal at 10:30 am |
| June
4 |
Mansfield
All Orchestra Concert & Awards - QMS
Auditorium - 6:30 pm |
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Mansfield
Schools District-Wide Art Exhibit
Enjoy
an evening of art and entertainment at Mansfield High School
on Thursday, May 15th,from 6 pm - 8 pm. Student art
from the Robinson School, Jordan Jackson School, Qualters
Middle School, and Mansfield High School will be on display. Entertainment
features performances by the Providence Mandolin Orchestra,
students from the Robinson School, the World Championship
MHS Percussion Ensemble and award-winning MHS Color
Guard. There will be an "Empty Bowls" sale
of student and faculty made ceramics to benefit the hungry. Artwork
will also be on display in the high school lobby during
school hours from Monday through Friday, May 12 - 16.
For additional information, please contact Scott Brigante at
508-261-7540, ext. 3152. Note
to MHS Students and Staff MHS
Senior Art Exhibit
The
annual Mansfield High School Senior Art Exhibit is at the
"Next Door Gallery" at 250 North Main Street in
Mansfield thru Friday, May 9th. Join us for a gallery
reception on Thursday night, May 8th from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
as part of the Mansfield Art & Music Stroll. Call
508-339-1234 for additional information.
New
Weight Room Facilities
Left
to right:, Front, grade seven students Rachel Gurevich
and Joseph Upham.
Back, Physical
Education teacher Tina Harding, Freshman Ashley Upham,
Ashley
and Joseph Upham earned the 2006
Milk Grant, Rachel Gurevich earned the 2007 milk
grant. The two milk grants earned QMS 20,000
dollars
to purchase Life Fitness equipment and construct the
fitness room. QMS also gained a 5,000 dollar
donation from Richard Seymoure in 2007 when he
presented the grant to QMS. The fitness room is
enjoyed by both students and faculty.
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MESSAGE FROM MANSFIELD'S BOARD OF HEALTH NURSE:
Did you know that Lyme Disease is fairly common, not just
on Cape Cod and the Islands, but right in our own back yard?
Once the weather warms above 40 degrees, it is important for
everyone who spends any time outdoors to do a "head to
toe tick check" every day. Parents, check small children,
the family pet, and yourselves. Older children can check
themselves. Be sure to check all folds and creases, and the
entire scalp.
If ticks are found, remove them with tweezers. Grasp the
tick as closely to the skin as possible with the tip of the
tweezers, and pull gently and firmly straight up. Once the
tick is removed, wash the skin with soap and water. Dispose of
the tick in a sealed zip bag or container. Mark the date of
the bite on the calendar.
If any signs of illness or rashes occur within 6 weeks of
the bite, such as "Summer Flu" symptoms (fever,
headache, stiff neck, sore and aching muscles and joints,
fatigue, swollen glands), seek medical attention and inform
your medical provider of the date you removed the tick.
For more information, visit the MDPH Tickborne Disease
Website at www.mass.gov/dph/cdc/epii/lyme/lymehp.htm.
Maureen
Cardarelli, R.N.
Public Health
Nurse for the
Town of
Mansfield
Relay
for Life
The
Relay this year is from June 13-14, 2008 at MHS Alumni
Field
Volunteers
are needed!
Contact;
Dottie
Powers (Relay For Life of Mansfield Publicity Chair)
508 339 4300 x 13
dpowers@proscarcare.com
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