Announcements

  • Jackson School Wild West Field Day is June 1st and Mrs. DelGrosso is looking for volunteers!  If you are available to help, please email Tracy DelGrosso  All volunteers need to be CORI checked. You may complete the form at the main office.  Thank you,
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  • Interested in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) activities and workshops?  There is a variety of events taking place during April school break.  Check out the upcoming STEM calendar!
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  • The 2018-2019 school calendar was approved by the School committee.  The first day of school is Tuesday, August 28th. The calendar is available for download[pdf].
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  • Public Hearing on Preliminary FY2019 Educational Budget - The public hearing on preliminary FY19 educational budget was held on Tuesday, March 27th.  If you missed the Hearing, you may download the presentation [pdf].
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  • Take Precautions to Reduce Sickness - Recently, at the Jackson and Wood Schools, there have been confirmed cases of both Influenza and Strep throat.  Please read the letter to parents [pdf] to take these precautions to lower your child’s chances of getting sick.
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  • Notice of MA DESE Coordinated Program Review - Press release as of Sept 22nd.
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  • If you have not handed in your enrollment forms, as well as the agreements and policies, please do so as soon as possible. If you need any help, please reach out to Suzanne Roberts at 508-699-1304 (Jackson) or Paula Cole at 508-699-1312 (Wood).  Thank you.
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  • Bus Routes 2017-2018: Thelist of bus routes for 2017-2018 is now available. Note: The list was updated on September 20th and is subject to change.
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  • The Student/Parent Handbook 2017-2018 is now available for download!
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  • Summer Reading Lists-The suggested summer reading lists for Jackson and Wood School are now available! We encourage all students to read daily during the summer! You know your own child best and what his or her interests and abilities are. Guide them to the appropriate literature and make it fun!  Have a wonderful and safe summer!
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  • Policy Manual - The Plainville Schools Policy Manual is now available on the School Committee section.  To view, please go to manual.  
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  • FY18 Budget Presentation - The FY2018 Budget Hearing was held on February 28, 2017 at the regular school committee meeting. The presentation is now available for download.
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  •  Mobile App Updated Plainville App     - The Plainville app has a new design. Please update the app on your mobile device by visiting the iTunes app store or  Google Play store. For more information, go to Plainville app. 
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  • 2017-2018 School Calendar was revised and approved on February 14th. It is now available for download. 
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  • School Committee Meetings Live - You are able to view the School Committee meetings LIVE on youtube.com by searching for Plainville Public Schools.  The meeting is held every other Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Wood Learning Commons. Please view the meeting dates calendar.
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  • Internet Safety Tip for Parents - The key to protecting your kids online is to communicate with them about acceptable online behavior and safety.  To obtain more information, please download Net Cetera. 
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  • Community Events - Be sure to check out our community events taking place around the town.
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  • Project Green School Award - The Plainville Public Schools was nominated by a member of the Plainville community and selected by Project Green Schools to receive an award this year for Outstanding Commitment to Greenovation on May 28th at the MA State House.  For details, please refer to the press release.  Congrats!
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  • Potential Legal Issues on Social Media - Attorney Andrew Waugh presented a workshop on potential issues associated with social media tools at the School Committee meeting on Tues, March 11th and it was very informative.  Please take a moment to review the handout so you are aware of these issues.
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  • Baystate Textile Recycling Fundraiser - Please help recycle clothing, linens, shoes and other fabric based products to raise funds for the Plainville Schools.  The recycle bin is located by the library drop box and KPMA bottle/can shed in the Wood parking lot.  Please download the list of acceptable items for recycling.  To learn more about the program, please download the flyer.  Thank you for your support!
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