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January 31 - Virtual Special Education Roundtable with Superintendent Dr. Rodrigues - 6-7pm

February 1 - Winter Walk to School Day - 8am @ Police Station

February 2nd - Home and School Meeting - 7pm - Mulready Library

February 15th - Half Day - Professional Development - 11:45am dismissal

February 17th - Concert - 10:00 am

February 20th-24th - WInter Vacation

March 13th - No School - Professional Development

March 27th - 31st - Book Fair

May 19th - Ohana Dance ***DATE CHANGE**

Below are the dates for the Spring 2023 MCAS tests. Please make sure your child is in school for the tests. Children always do better and take more time when they take it altogether. When they make-up the test, they tend to rush through it.

ELA grade 3 - April 3 and 4

ELA grade 4 - April 10 and 11

Math grade 3 - May 8 and 9

Math grade 4 - May 11 and 12

30 MONDAY

Mozzarella Sticks

Toasty Three Cheese Sandwich

Pineapple Parfait with Granola

31 TUESDAY

Beef, Bean, and Cheese Burrito

Toasty Three Cheese Sandwich

Pineapple Parfait with Granola

1 WEDNESDAY

Sweet & Sour Chicken Meatballs

Toasty Three Cheese Sandwich

Pineapple Parfait with Granola

2 THURSDAY

BBQ Rib-B-Q Sandwich

Toasty Three Cheese Sandwich

Pineapple Parfait with Granola

3 FRIDAY

Classic Cheese Pizza

Classic Pepperoni Pizza

Pineapple Parfait with Granola

Next Meeting

Our next meeting will be on February 2nd from 7-8 pm in the Mulready library.

Ohana Bingo Night

Thanks to all who made it out to our Ohana Bingo Night on Friday evening. We had an amazing turnout and not only did the kids have tons of fun, but the bake sale helped the 4th grade raise over $300 towards their end of the year festivities! See below for pictures!

Spiritwear

Use code WWS10 to recieve 10% off select ladie's items from January 30 - February 3rd. Orders over $50 always ship free! Visit our Spiritwear store for more info: www.mulreadyspiritwear.com

Save the Date

Mark your calendars! The Ohana Spring Dance will be held on Friday, May 19th.

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Dear Parents and Guardians,

This message comes to you on behalf of the Special Education Parent Advisory Council of Hudson (SEPAC-Hudson). SEPAC-Hudson will host a virtual Special Education Roundtable with Superintendent Dr. Marco Rodrigues. This virtual discussion will be held on Tuesday, January 31, 2023 from 6:00p.m. to 7:00p.m. If you need assistance in with language translation, please contact Sandra Maiuri at 508-615-7454. Interpretation is available upon request.

· Special Education Superintendent Virtual Roundtable Discussion

· Tuesday, January 31 · 6:00 – 7:00pm

· Google Meet joining info

· Video call link: https://meet.google.com/gki-eaqj-adj

· 0r dial: ‪(US) +1 334-375-8418 PIN: ‪833 176 784#

Sincerely,

Cathy Kilcoyne

Director of Student Services

All the children loved playing in the snow at recess. There has been very little snow this year, so this week was special. Here are some pictures from 4th grade recess.

Mrs. Murphy's class has been using Class Dojo to improve their transitions and focus on the classroom. They reached 300 points and received a treat of popsicles and a story from Mrs. Sardella. They have already met their next bonus level of 300 points and are going to have a pajama and stuffy day on Monday.

The Hudson Police Department will be hosting a Citizen’s Police Academy beginning March 7, 2023. The objective of the Citizens Police Academy program is to allow citizens to learn about and observe first-hand the workings of their police department and get an inside look at law enforcement. Participants will be instructed by members of the department in a variety of subjects. These subjects will be taught in various settings and will include hands-on experience. The key to the success of this program is the enthusiasm and participation that the citizens bring to our Citizens Police Academy.

The Citizen Police Academy will be held at the Hudson Police Department once a week for ten (10) weeks. Topics of discussion and training will include administrative operations, patrol operations, detective bureau and criminal investigations, criminal and constitutional law, courtroom procedures, communications center, motor vehicle law, use of force, special ops, and community outreach.

Sessions run from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesdays. Some classes may be held at other locations. Full attendance at each class is required for a graduation certificate.

Minimum criteria to attend the academy is that you must be at least 21 years of age prior to the start date, be a Hudson resident, or work in Hudson, have no prior felony convictions, and no misdemeanor arrests within 2 years of application. A full background check will be completed on all applicants. There is no fee to attend and a polo-style uniform shirt will be provided.

The first class begins on Tuesday March 7, 2023. Completed applications must be emailed to Lt. Tom Crippen at tcrippen@townofhudson.org. If you haveany questions, Lt. Crippen can be reached via email or by phone at 978-562-7122, ext. 224. Here is the link to the application: https://www.townofhudson.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif3281/f/uploads/citizens-police-academy-application_2023.pdf

Each week a student in Mrs. Calvanese's class and Mrs. Regh's class chooses an experiment. The student follows a format for a lab report and presents it to the class. The student then performs the experiment.

This week, in Mrs. Calvanese's class, a boy demonstrated density. If an object is less dense than water it will float, and if it is more dense than water, it will sink. The boy placed a marshmallow in a bowl of water. It floated, so it was less dense than the water. However, when he coated the marshmallow in cornstarch, it sank because now the marshmallow was more dense than the water.

In Mrs. Regh's room, a boy did an experiment with oil and water. He poured oil into a container. Then he took colored water and dripped dropplets from a pipette into the oil. The water bubbles sunk to the bottom. This was also a lesson in density. The droplets sunk to the bottom because it is more dense than the oil.

Just a reminder - please be sure to call your child out when they will not be in school. (978) 567-6170. You can leave a message on the absentee line. Also, if your child enters the building late, after 8:35 am, he/she should have a parent with them to sign them in. Thank you!

We have three tables of sweatshirts, jackets, lunchboxes and backpacks. Please label your child's belongings. That way we can be sure that the items get back to their owners.

Also, if your child is missing clothing or a backpack or lunchbox, feel free to stop by and check out our tables.

Kelly Costa Sardella, Principal

Michelle Monteiro, Administrative Assistant

Email: kcsardella@hudson.k12.ma.us
Website: https://jlmulready.hudson.k12.ma.us/
Location: 306 Cox Street, Hudson, MA, USA
Phone: 978-567-6170
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jlmulready
Twitter: @mulprincipal

Mr. Glines’s Class weather website: http://mrglines.weebly.com/

Mrs. Colarullo’s website: https://hudsonlab.weebly.com

Mrs. Buscemi’s Math website: https://mulready.wixsite.com/hudsonmathfacts

Ms. Steinhaus’s music website: https://sites.google.com/a/student.hudson.k12.ma.us/mulready-music/

Mrs. Westberg’s Art site: https://mulreadyart.weebly.com/

The technology department website for the 1:1 program is: https://hudson.k12.ma.us/cms/one.aspx?pageId=22441536 There is also a link there for tutorials.

Mrs. Hughes’s School Psychology site: https://sites.google.com/a/student.hudson.k12.ma.us/hps-school-psychologists/kristina-hughes-mulready?authuser=0