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Jordan / Jackson Elementary (Grades 3-5)
255 East Street, Mansfield, MA 02048
Phone:  (508) 261-7525  Fax:  (508) 261-7534
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PD and Teacher Engagement Survey Results
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School Information

West Office East Office
Phone:  261-7525 Phone:  261-7520
Fax:      261-7534 Fax:      261-7528

 

School Hours 8:15 - 2:25
Office Hours 8:00 - 4:00
Breakfast 8:05 am
Supervision 8:05 am
Early Dismissal 12:55 pm
Half Day 11:10 am

 

Mrs. Roderick's class gets creative with the Legos Robotics kits purchased with a grant from the Mansfield Education Foundation.  Here they are operating the crane and dune buggy they built.

 

J/J Calendar 2012-2013

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500 students grades 5-8, over 100 STEM professionals, and approximately 200 teachers and school district representatives converged on Bridgewater State University attended the May 24 Expo. Twenty-seven school districts from Canton to the Cape were represented, including Jordan / Jackson students!

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School Committee Presentations

Jordan / Jackson Response to Intervention

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Jordan / Jackson Data Analysis

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Ms. Kathleen Podesky
Principal

Ms.Teresa Murphy
Principal

Mrs. Heather B. Smith
Assistant Principal

 

 

Health Advisory

September 5, 2012 As the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has identified, establishing healthy eating habits during childhood is easier and more effective than trying to change unhealthy behaviors in adulthood. Schools have a critical role to play in promoting the health and safety of children and helping them establish lifelong healthy patterns. The school environment should model a healthy lifestyle from the cafeteria to the classroom. Children should be given the opportunity to learn healthy eating practices during young ages. Mansfield Public Schools will implement the revised Wellness Policy beginning August 1, 2012. All celebrations (i.e. Birthdays, holidays etc...) will be non-food. Teachers should not use food or beverages as rewards for good behavior or academic progress unless it is part of a student's Individual Educational Plan or directed by a medical professional. The goal is to promote health, wellness, and safety within the schools by providing creative, interesting, and educational practices and rewards. If you have any questions about this practice, you can contact the school nurse in your school.

 

Green Schools is our effort to inform and

educate children in the many ways to be green.

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