Community Spotlight

Welcome to Weymouth's Community Spotlight!

Visit often to learn about News, Events, and Happenings Around Weymouth!!!

May 21, 2025

Art Reception: 6:30 pm

Concert: 7:00 pm,

Weymouth High School | Auditorium | 1 Wildcat Way | Weymouth | MA | 02190

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ALL WELCOME!

Awesome news from the WHS CTE program: Auto Tech juniors Logan Parcell and James McKernan placed 3rd at the 2025 Ford ACE Hands-On Contest held at Mount Wachusett Community College this week!

Students from 10 different schools competed to diagnose and resolve vehicle concerns on a Ford Bronco in just 90 minutes! Logan & James won a variety of hand tools, a rolling cart, and a digital multimeter--not to mention a lot of bragging rights and some awesome hands-on experience!

Congrats to Logan and James!

FREE SKIN SCREENING

Friday, May 23, 2025

10:00 am - 2:090 pm

Lovell Field | Lower Lot | 890 Broad Street | Weymouth | MA | 02189

APPOINTMENT REQUIRED: CALL 781-340-5008

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Weymouth High School proudly acknowledges and congratulates the exceptional students who have chosen to answer the call of duty by enlisting in the United States Military following their graduation. In recognition of their bravery and dedication, the Weymouth Veterans Council and Weymouth High School recently hosted a Military Enlistment Appreciation Luncheon, celebrating these remarkable WHS students and alumni. Several of the Alumni students are already on duty and were unable to attend, but were represented by their family members.

This event served as a heartfelt tribute to the students' selflessness and commitment to serving our country. As we gathered to honor their achievements, we also paid homage to the values of courage, loyalty, and patriotism that they embody.

The Weymouth High School community extends its warmest wishes and gratitude to these courageous young individuals as they embark on this noble path. We are confident that their dedication and resilience will make a significant impact on our nation and inspire future generations of students to follow in their footsteps.

Sincere thanks to Weymouth Veterans Agent George Pontes and guest speaker Navy Career Counselor Chief Petty Officer Ardonta L. Jackson, United States Navy.

• 2024-2025 WPS: Military Enlistment Appreciation Photo Album 2024-2025
• Military Enlistment Appreciation Slideshow

Thank You US Service Members ~ Past, Present and Future!

"What Does Patriotism Mean to Me?"

Weymouth Public Schools proudly congratulates Chapman Middle School students Mufassira Bilqes (Grade 6 - 3rd place), Emerson Dyer (Grade 7 - 2nd place), and Conner Nazzaro (Grade 7 - 3rd place) for their outstanding achievements in the Elks Essay Contest at the state level.

These talented students showcased their exceptional writing abilities by thoughtfully expressing their personal understanding of patriotism in our country. Their heartfelt essays not only captured the essence of national pride but also demonstrated a deep appreciation for the values that bind us together as Americans.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the teachers who have nurtured and cultivated these students' writing skills, enabling them to excel in this competitive arena. Their dedication and commitment to fostering excellence in education serve as a testament to the high standards of Weymouth Public Schools.

Once again, congratulations to Mufassira, Emerson, and Conner for their remarkable achievements. Weymouth Public Schools is honored to celebrate their success and is confident that their accomplishments will inspire their peers to strive for excellence in their own academic pursuits.

CLICK HERE TO READ WINNING ESSAYS

It’s one of our absolutely favorite days of the year: Weymouth Special Olympics Unified Game Day! The weather couldn’t have been better this morning, and we were thrilled to welcome student-athletes from across the district for a day of friendly competition and camaraderie!

The event kicked off with an opening ceremony and parade, led by the Weymouth Police & Fire Honor Guard and featuring distinguished guests such as Senator Patrick O'Connor, Fred Happel Councilor-at-Large, and representatives from the Weymouth Police Department and Representative James Murphy's office. WHS student Isaac Baccus served as the event emcee, freshman Ella Richardson performed the national anthem, and students were led in by the Honorary Grand Marshall, Murphy 5th grader Eftychis Tsoabanas, and the Junior Honorary Grand Marshall, WHS senior Joseph Quill.

Our athletes enjoyed a variety of activity stations, including hurdles, cornhole, soccer, football, shot put, long jump, hula-hoop dancing, and an action-packed tug-of-war station! There was laughter and cheers at every turn from both our athletes and their spectators and supporters.

It takes a village to pull off an event this large. We extend our thanks to all of our event sponsors, the many WPS staff and student volunteers who worked to bring this event to fruition, our community partners, SEPAC, and dozens of others who pitched in with their time and talent.

Please see a complete photo album, including a full list of sponsors and supporters at https://photos.app.goo.gl/N7AZpcgF4MidNUNg9

Join Weymouth Rotary for a Pancake Breakfast!

Sunday, May 18, 2025 (Rain or Shine)

8:00 am - 11:30 am

Whipple Center | 182 Green Street | Weymouth | MA | 02191

Tickets: $5 - Available at the door

Proceeds from this event support local, regional and international projects, including: Weymouth K-9 Units, Elder Services, Weymouth Food Pantry and Student Scholarships

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The Wildcat Media Club has been hard at work!

Enjoy their latest efforts:

• Wildcat Media Club: Murphy School, May 2025
• Wildcat Media Club: Chapman Weekly Announcements, May 1, 2025

A media club is essential in fostering students' skills and talents, promoting creative expression, and building a more informed and connected school community.

1. Skill Development: A media club offers students the opportunity to develop a diverse range of skills, including writing, interviewing, photography, videography, and editing. These skills are not only essential for those interested in pursuing a career in media but also contribute to their overall personal and professional growth.

2. Creative Expression: Media clubs provide a platform for students to express their creativity and explore their interests. They can experiment with different forms of media and share their unique perspectives on various topics, promoting self-expression and enhancing their creative problem-solving abilities.

3. Collaboration and Teamwork: In a media club, students learn to work together on projects, fostering collaboration and teamwork skills. This experience prepares them for future work environments and helps them build relationships with peers who share similar interests.

4. Developing Media Literacy: As participants in a media club, students become more discerning consumers of media, learning to evaluate the credibility of sources and understanding the process behind creating news and entertainment. This media literacy is a crucial skill in today's digital age.

5. Building Confidence: By actively participating in media production and sharing their work, students can gain self-confidence as they see their ideas come to fruition and their efforts appreciated by others.

6. Community Engagement: A media club can serve as a vital source of information within the school community, providing updates on school events, student achievements, and important issues. This contributes to a greater sense of community and encourages engagement among students, teachers, and parents.

The Maria Weston Chapman Singers, a distinguished ensemble representing Weymouth's Maria Weston Chapman Middle School, have earned the privilege to perform at the Massachusetts State House on May 19, 2025, as part of the esteemed Massachusetts Music Educators Association's (MMEA) Hill Day. The Chapman 8th Graders, chosen to represent the choir, will stand as a testament to the exceptional musical talent cultivated within Weymouth's education system.

The MMEA Hill Day event underscores the vital role that music education plays in fostering a well-rounded learning experience for students across the Commonwealth. This momentous occasion will not only showcase the musical prowess of the Maria Weston Chapman Singers but also highlight the importance of maintaining a robust and dynamic music education curriculum in our schools and communities.

As these talented young musicians grace the State House with their harmonious voices, they will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on all those in attendance, and further emphasize the value of continued support for the arts in education. We wish the Maria Weston Chapman Singers the best of luck in their performance, and hope that this opportunity serves as a stepping stone for their continued growth and success in the years to come.

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(3) Scholarships per Birth Year - (33) Total

AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN AGES 6 - 16+

1 Week Summer Camp Experience

Value: $450.00 (Ages 6 - 11) / $260 (Ages 12 - 14) / $190 (Ages 15+)

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Each applicant must register separately. One application per person.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Thursday, May 1, 2025

Recipients will be randomly drawn on Friday, May 2, 2025

Various Dates Available - specified on Registration Form in weekly increments

June 30 - August 29, 2025

Pilgrim Skating Arena

75 Recreation Park Drive | Hingham | MA | 02043

Ice Skating is a component of the summer camp, but there are many other activities, so ice skating is not required. This is a great opportunity to try "Learn to Skate"!

http://www.thehockeyedge.net/

Questions? Contact thehockeyedge@gmail.com

Proceeds benefit the Stars Supporting Tomorrow & Matt Brown Foundations

Do you have a large amount of Community Service hours to fulfill?

Here is an opportunity for you to complete all of your hours!!!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Stars Supporting Tomorrow

10 - 15 Volunteers per week (on-call Volunteer opportunities available)

Various Dates Available - specified below in weekly increments

June 30 - August 29, 2025

8:00 am - 3:45 pm

Volunteering may consist of organizing, setting up / cleaning up activities, interacting with campers, assisting with lunch, as well as services requested by event coordinators. Ice skating skills desired but not required. Many off-ice activities available.

Pilgrim Skating Arena

75 Recreation Park Drive | Hingham | MA | 02043

Questions? Contact Trevor King at 339-933-3755 or thehockeyedge@gmail.com

In conjunction with the 7th Grade Field Trip to Franklin Park Zoo, we are collecting old cellphones and other devices that contain a material called coltan. What Can Be Recycled?

✔ Cell phones & smartphones

✔ Tablets & iPads

✔ Apple Watches & iPods

✔ MP3 players & handheld gaming systems

✔ Adapters, chargers & accessories
Your participation in Gorillas on the Line is critical in helping protect these incredible animals! By collecting and recycling old mobile phones and small electronics, we can:

• Reduce the demand for conflict minerals
• Keep potentially harmful materials out of landfills
• Raise money for gorilla conservation efforts.

DROP OFF ITEMS FROM APRIL 1 - JUNE 11, 2025

Chapman Middle School | 1051 Commercial Street | Weymouth | MA | 02169

Attention: Lanette Griffin-Caldeira, lanette.griffin-caldeira@weymouthps.org

Ages 2.9 - 5 years

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

Morning Session: 8:30 - 11:00 am

Afternoon Session: 12:00 - 2:30 pm

781-335-2545

Email: school@osuchurch.org

25 Columbian Street | Weymouth | MA | 02190

Limited Availability

Check Now for Openings!

June 16 - 25, 2025

10:00 am - 3:00 pm

FREE

Age 16+

Cox Engineering | 21 Pacella Park Drive | Randolph | MA | 02368

Cox Engineering is a full mechanical contractor, HVAC solutions company

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Heavy Metal Summer Experience Webpage - https://www.hmse.org/

Heavy Metal Summer Experience Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7tfb7_rN4I

Contact: Shannon O'Leary at soleary@coxeng.com or 339-987-9331

The Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) is a FREE program designed to introduce high school students and recent graduates to union careers in the building trades.

HMSE takes place in the offices and shops of premier mechanical and electrical contractors and union training centers throughout the country. Through training sessions led by craft professionals, students explore the basics of the sheet metal, electrical, piping and plumbing trades and come away energized by a high paying future with job security and no college debt.

The Heavy Metal Summer Experience gives students exposure to sheet metal, piping, and plumbing trades. The camps are built to offer students hands-on learning through projects and working alongside craft professionals. Students will get to tour our shops and union training facilities for a glimpse at local apprenticeship programs to see first-hand what it takes to succeed.

This is a great program for graduating students who are looking for an alternative to the traditional 4-year degree. Many come away energized at the prospect of no student debt, high pay, job security, and the ability to continue developing their skills. This opportunity is open to both students who have experience in the trades and those who will be dipping their toes in for the first time.

There is no cost to students to attend the camp, students will receive Red Wing work boots, PPE, tool bag filled with tools courtesy of Milwaukee. Our camp will span over 2 weeks, and we will end the camp with a graduation ceremony. Students can invite their friends and loved ones to view their projects and help them celebrate their accomplishment of completing the camp.

OPPORTUNITY AWAITS!

$138,4896/year

• Huge earning potential
• No college debt
• Incredible benefits

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All Levels and Abilities Welcome ~ Basic Swimming Skills Desired

If interested, contact: whsswimboosterclub@gmail.com

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COMING SOON!

Watch for information about the Fall Sports Meeting

Consider hosting a presentation at the Commander Randall T. Boyd, Jr. Planetarium at Weymouth HIgh School located at 1 Wildcat Way, Weymouth, MA 02190

Evenings & Weekends available

"Tour our Solar System"

Additional topics potentially available upon request

$400 per 1 hour presentation

• Fee includes presentation, presenter and custodial costs

Contact: Donnie Norton at dnorton@weymouth.ma.us

"Shoot for the Moon ~ even if you miss, you will land among the Stars"

OPEN DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR

Wildcat Den Hours:

Wednesdays: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Thursdays: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Fridays: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Weymouth High School

1 Wildcat Way, Weymouth, MA 02190

781-337-7500, x-21060

Enter through Gold Security Entrance - Door #36, with Photo ID

• Weymouth Food Pantry
  When affording groceries becomes tough, we’re here to help. The Weymouth Food Pantry distributes more than 840,000 pounds of food per year to residents in need. Find a pop-up pantry location in your neighborhood. Everyone struggling to afford groceries qualifies. We’re here for all of us. For more information and pantry calendar, visit: www.weymouthfoodpantry.org/

• WIC (Women, Infants, and Children Nutrition Program)
  WIC is a nutrition program that provides healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to healthcare and other services, free of charge, to Massachusetts families who qualify. For more information, visit: www.mass.gov/orgs/women-infants-children-nutrition-program

• SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)
  SNAP is a government program that provides a sliding scale of income designated for food to low-wage working families, low-income seniors, people with disabilities, and other individuals with low incomes. SNAP can help you expand your healthy food budget and explore opportunities to support your wellbeing and education and employment goals. SNAP is administered by the Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA).
  SNAP benefits include:

1. Monthly funds on an EBT card to buy food
2. $20 a month put back on your EBT card when you use SNAP to buy local produce via the Healthy Incentives Program (HIP)
3. SNAP Path to Work free education and training opportunities
4. Free nutrition education classes and resources
5. Connections to other kinds of help, like utility discounts, free school meals and discounted admissions to many Commonwealth museums and cultural institutions via EBT Card to Culture
   For more information, visit: https://dtaconnect.eohhs.mass.gov/

• Wellspring Multi-Service Centers
  Our mission is to provide support and skills to people facing challenges to their well-being in order to help them achieve independence and self-sufficiency. Our programs, available in our Hull and Weymouth locations, reach beyond providing emergency services and help people become more independent, productive members of their communities. Our comprehensive, wrap-around approach is specifically designed to address all of the factors contributing to or hindering individuals’ paths to independence such as food and housing insecurity, crisis counseling, legal advocacy, help navigating assistance programs, and ESOL programs.
  For more information, visit: https://wellspringmultiservice.org/

The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

All Welcome!

Sincere thanks from Weymouth Public Schools for the kind generosity of Weymouth Rotary to WPS!

You must have heard by now!! Get Ready for the 2025 Season of Town of Weymouth Food Truck Fridays!

Food Truck Fridays are back for another delicious season at Weymouth Town Hall, starting May 2nd! live Music from Four In a Row will kick off our Opening Night of the season!

What to Expect:

• A variety of mouthwatering food trucks serving up tasty bites for every craving

• Live music, family-friendly fun, and a lively community atmosphere

• Fun themed nights for all to enjoy

• A perfect way to kick off your weekend with good food, good friends, and great vibes!

When: Every Friday from 5PM to 8PM

Where: Weymouth Town Hall, 75 Middle Street

Don’t miss out on the best way to spend your Friday nights this summer!

See you there!

GET YOUR SEATS TO THE ACTION!

CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS

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Current Opportunities

...More Current Opportunities

The Friends of Holly Hill Farm strives to provide healthy, organically grown food for the local community, and to foster good stewardship of the land by educating all ages about the practices of conservation and sustainable farming in a welcoming environment.

• Non-Profit, Organic, Educational
• Farm Stand: Harvest List / Online Store
• Learning on the Farm
• Winter Workshops
• Summer Programs

236 Jerusalem Road | Cohasset | MA | 02025

781-383-6565

info@hollyhillfarm.org

All Welcome!

March 31 - June 6, 2025

9:00 - 11:30 am

Tuesdays, Wednesday, Fridays

Ages 3 - 5

We'll plant and grow, dig in the compost, study the water cycle, seek out pollinators and flowers, perform farm chores, and more!

March 31 - June 6 2025

4:00 - 6:00 pm

Ages 6 - 10

Mondays - Healthy Cooking

Tuesdays - Outdoor Exploration

Wednesdays - Spring Farming & Nature Exploration

Thursdays - Farm Building & Inventors

REGISTER VIA QR CODE ON FLYER

hollyhillfarm.org/spring-sessions-2025

Questions? Contact Tina Barber at 781-383-6565 or tina@hollyhillfarm.org

MassEducate covers the full cost of tuition and fees for all eligible students.

Students may qualify for an allowance of up to 1,200 for book and supplies.

Ages 17+

Reach out to your community college’s financial aid office for additional information on the application process, or to the Office of Student Financial Assistance at (617) 391-6070.

While MassEducate and MassReconnect have separate guidelines, this page summarizes the combined benefits and requirements of the two programs.

Full MassEducate Guidelines (PDF): Applied to all other eligible students

https://www.mass.edu/osfa/programs/masseducate.asp

MassReconnect funds free Community College certificates and degrees including all costs related to tuition, fees, books and supplies.

MassReconnect is available to students who:

• Are age 25 or older as of the first day of classes
• Have been a resident of Massachusetts for at least one year
• Have earned a high school diploma or equivalent but have not previously completed a postsecondary degree
• Have submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
• Are enrolled in 6 or more credits for an associate degree or certificate program at a community college

MassReconnect Guidelines

https://www.mass.gov/doc/fy-2024-budget-recommendation-budget-brief-massreconnect/download

Donating your car to the Weymouth Career and Technical Education (CTE) Automotive Program is an incredible way to support students in their journey to becoming skilled professionals in the automotive industry. Here's how your donation can make a difference:

• Donating your vehicle provides CTE students with additional real-world, hands-on experience. They can work on actual car systems, diagnose issues, perform repairs, and gain experience with modern automotive technologies. This is a vital part of their education, as it helps them bridge the gap between classroom theory and practical skills.
• By donating a newer vehicle, you ensure students are working with the most up-to-date automotive technologies. This prepares them for today's fast-evolving automotive industry and makes them more competitive when entering the workforce or pursuing certifications.
• Students will advance their knowledge of diagnostics, repairs, and maintenance, developing the skills they need to succeed in the automotive field. These skills are required for industry certifications that can boost their careers.
• The hands-on work with your donated vehicle aligns with the competencies students need to earn recognized certifications, essential for securing high-demand, high-wage jobs in the automotive sector.

DONATED VEHICLES MUST BE NO OLDER THAN 10 YEARS OLD.
It is desirable for vehicles to be as new as possible to provide students with the most up-to-date technology for learning purposes.

TITLE MUST ACCOMPANY DONATION

Contact Sam DePina at samuel.depina@weymouthschools.org

Building Readers Newsletter: Elementary School Level

Helping Children Learn Newsletter: Middle School Level

A quick read newsletter (publishes September through May) is packed with proven, evidence-based, ready-to-use school success ideas for parents, tailored to the ages of their students!

Help your child to succeed through these valuable resources!

Safe Routes to School (SRTS) helps your school community organize customizable programs and events that encourage students, parents, teachers, and the local community to choose active, healthy, and safe modes of transportation. Encouragement builds student excitement about active transportation through safe walk, bike, and roll days as well as in-school activities. Planning school and community events is essential to involving both students and adults in the SRTS Program.

The Parent/Professional Advocacy League, Inc. (PPAL) is a statewide family organization dedicated to improving the mental health and well being of children, youth and families through support, education, and advocacy.

If you plan to apply for college financial aid, you’ll need to fill out the FAFSA. The FAFSA doesn’t become available until December 1st this year, but there’s one thing you can do now: get your FSA ID. The FSA ID is your FAFSA log-in, and both the student and at least one parent will need one. MEFA has a guide to help you figure out who in your family needs an FSA ID (see link below). Check out the info below to learn more about what the FSA IS is, who needs one, and how to get one.

MEFA: Who Needs an FSA ID?

MEFA: The Big Deal about the FSA ID

Creating and using the FSA ID

* MEFA - Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority

Visit often for Scholarship Opportunities - Updates are ongoing!

WEYMOUTH INFORMATION HUB / Scholarship Page

A source for Opportunities and Resources

Thank You for your kind consideration to support our students!

Weymouth Public Schools welcomes support for enrichments and activities to enhance learning experiences for our students.

Support from our community, local businesses, and individuals can help our students reach their full potential and create a brighter future for our community. Together, we can provide the enriching experiences that prepare our young scholars for success in all aspects of life.

Contact: Betsy Harris at 781-335-1100, x-28331 or elizabeth.harris@weymouthschools.org

Welcome to Kindergarten!

Thursday, May 29, 2025

Rain Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2025

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

(Set-up is available at 4:00 pm)

Weymouth Early Childhood Center

89 Middle Street | Weymouth | MA | 02189

This special event celebrates the Kindergarten transition, which can be challenging for children and families. This is a big step for children transitioning from home to preschool or from another setting into a new school environment. We would like to provide every Kindergarten student with a book and t-shirt.

Each "Class of" consists of approximately 400-450 students.

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:

• Activity Station Host:
  1. Fill out the Station Host Registration Form: https://forms.gle/RwtoHPogrVzVEs6n9

• Resource Providers are invited to bring information to share and promote their organization.

• Sponsorship Available
  2. Click here for Sponsorship Benefits: https://bit.ly/3XodMjB

• 3. Print and fill out the Sponsorship Payment Form: https://bit.ly/4iI4c3p and return to:
  Betsy Harris, Community Relations Liaison
  Weymouth Public Schools
  89 Middle Street
  Weymouth, MA 02189
  
  Make check payable to: Weymouth Public Schools

Please provide table cover. Access to Wi-Fi is not available. No access to electricity.

YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO BRING A BANNER AND/OR PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS!

YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO SHARE THIS INVITATION WITH ANYONE YOU THINK WOULD BE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING.

Questions? Contact Betsy Harris at 781-335-1100, x-28331, or elizabeth.harris@weymouthschools.org

Click Here for Event Flyer

93 Pleasant Street | Weymouth | MA | 02190

781-300-8941

Owner: Melissa Marrone

CLICK HERE FOR FLYERS FOR EACH WPS EVENT (make sure to scroll down)

10% of ALL daily sales to benefit Weymouth Public Schools and Youth Organizations as follows:

• Tuesday, May 6, 2025: Weymouth High School, Class of 2025
• Tuesday, May 13, 2025: Weymouth Street Hockey
• Tuesday, May 20, 2025: Chapman Middle School
• Tuesday, May 27, 2025: Talbot Elementary School
• Tuesday, June 3, 2025: Nash Elementary
• Tuesday, June 10, 2025: Pingree Elementary School
• Tuesday, June 17, 2025: Hamilton Elementary School
• Tuesday, June 24, 2025: Murphy Elementary School
• Tuesday, July 8, 2025: Weymouth Babe Ruth Baseball
• Tuesday, September 2, 2025: Weymouth Public Schools - District
• Tuesday, September 9, 2025: Academy Elementary School
• Tuesday, September 16, 2025: Wessagusset Elementary School
• Tuesday, September 23, 2025: Seach Elementary School
• Tuesday, September 30, 2025: Weymouth Early Childhood Center

https://www.facebook.com/p/EEs-Ice-Cream-Shoppe-100092353643194/

Saturday, May 24, 2025

12:00 - 3:00 pm

Pond Plain Improvement Association | 330 Pond Street | Weymouth | MA | 02190

Adults: $8 | Children: $4 | Under 5: Free

Public invited to taste all of the Chilis

Enter a Chili: Contact Derek Taylor at 781-706-4540 or Derek.Taylor2324@gmail.com

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

* Raffles for Prizes

** Prizes for Chili Cook-Off Contestants

Proceeds will benefit:

• Assisting Veterans with Law School
• UMASS Law Veterans Clinic
• Conference and Training

Mosquito Joe is partnering with Weymouth High School to help protect your family and pets during this mosquito and tick season.

Mosquito Joe will donate $25 to the WHS Class of 2026 for every new customer to sign up for service.

$39.99 First Treatment - USE COUPON CODE WEYMOUTH PTO

781-848-6212

Participants will be Weymouth K—Grade 12 Student-Athletes

Special Olympics is founded on the belief that people with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities can, with proper instruction and encouragement, learn, enjoy, and benefit from participation in individual and team sports.

Submit your hiring opportunity and we will share it with our students, staff and community members.

CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR HIRING OPPORTUNITY

CLICK HERE TO VIEW OPEN POSITIONS

16 years or older

South Shore Hospital

• Diet Aide (Dining Room, Patients, Kitchen)
• Diet Aide/Café Services Associate
• Hospital Ambassadors
• Nutrition Guest Representative
• Patient Transporter

South Shore Medical Center Locations

(Kingston, Norwell, Plymouth, Quincy, Weymouth, Whitman)

• AACI – Central Check-In (Front Desk)

17 years or older

South Shore Hospital

• Imaging Services Tech Aide
• Rehabilitation Aide

Anyone under 18 years old needs to provide working papers by their date of hire.

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

To learn more about specific schedules, job duties/ requirements or to complete an online application (job must be available and posted to apply) please visit the career page of our website at

careers.southshorehealth.org

Some Electrical Knowledge Required / Multimeter Skills Necessary

Ages 18+

Wage: $25 per hour for the first 6 months with pay increases as mandatory licensed apprenticeship levels are achieved. After 3 years, sit for the Mass Elevator Mechanics License with starting pay in that position earning in the $150K range.

Must be highly motivated, competent, and attentive.

Contact:

Join us for an informational event about the Personal and Home Care Aide State Training PHCAST.

Monday, May 19, 2025

11:00 am

Quincy Family Resource Center | 1120 Hancock Street | Quincy | MA | 02108

Ages 16+

Campanelli Stadium | 1 Feinberg Way | Brockton | MA | 02301

508-559-7000

brocktonrox.com/employment

We are gearing up for an unforgettable 2025 season and are NOW HIRING seasonal part-time staff!

As we enter a highly anticipated Revival season, we are seeking energetic and enthusiastic individuals to join our game day crew across multiple departments.

Our seasonal roles are a great chance to dive into the world of sports and entertainment, work in a lively and dynamic atmosphere, and make lasting memories with the Rox community.

Whether you're looking to break into the industry or just want a fun job for the summer, all are welcome!

For more information and inquiries, please contact the Brockton Rox front office

at 508-559-7000 or email alex@brocktonrox.com

Open position include:

• Food & Beverage
• Ushers
• Custodial
• Production & Press Box
• Ticket Office
• Security
• Mascot & Entertainment
• JOB POSTINGS

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

We have an opportunity to fill a Braintree position. This position is open for applications at our careers website and can be viewed by clicking here.

Position Title: Fleet Technician - Experienced (DOT)

Location: Braintree, Massachusetts

Full Time: Yes

Pay Type: Hourly

Starting Rate: $39.93 - $41.43 / hour (based on experience)

Sign-on Bonus (if applicable): $7000 Sign-On Bonus (based on performance and eligibility)

CLICK HERE FOR JOB DESCRIPTION

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

Email to recruiter@fritolay-employment.com or by calling 888-319-0631.

Sheriff Patrick W. McDermott

781-751-3509

youth@norfolksheriffmna.org

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER: https://youthleadershipacademy.campbrainstaff.com/

https://www.facebook.com/ncsoYLAropes/posts/pfbid034e4XGTnFjc3HVPat56pHw6WahDLgd5sGNj1yt5jjsye3L1Kek1exL3xBDsGJBL1kl

This program is for teenagers 15 to 17 years old that have demonstrated leadership potential. Ideally you will have completed at least one season of the Academy in previous years, but this is not a requirement if you are recommended to us.

If this is your first year as a Peer Leader you will spend your first week training with other Peer Leaders learning the games, activities, philosophy and theory of group development along with the proper use of the high ropes course and how to safely belay. The second week you will be assigned to a group under the supervision of our staff.

Returning Peer Leaders are assigned to a group straight away.

The weeks you choose do not need to be back-to-back. You can attend training at the start of the summer and return and work with a group in August for example. This is an unpaid, volunteer position which is a great addition to your resume. You will learn important leadership skills and make new friends. If you have any questions on the application process please contact the Academy Office.

Hiring Crew Members and Shift Leaders!

CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE

Competitive Wages | Daily & Weekly Tips | Secret Shopper Bonuses | Free Meals | ...and MORE!

Visit: careers.hydeparkventures.com

Questions? Contact Lorena Nunez, District Manager at 781-350-8286 or Lorena@hydeparkventures.com

Hiring Lifeguard Positions

• Earn great pay
• Spend your summer at the pool
• Work with your friends
• Earn extra cash with referrals
• Learn how to save a life
• Management positions available
• Boost your resume
• Help out your community

Apply Online at www.highsierrapools.com/employment

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

Questions? Contact Andrei Nirsa at 617-514-0550 or ANirsa@highsierrapools.com

Hiring for part time year round and seasonal summer positions:

• Assistant Teacher
• Lifeguards
• Before/After School Group Leader
• Swim Instructor
• Playroom Assistant
• Camp Counselor

Ages 16+ / 18+

Full Time, Part Time, Summer positions available

Locations:

• Emilson SSYMCA in Hanover
• Hale Family SSYMCA Quincy
• South Shore Natural Science Center Norwell

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

ssymca.org

Questions? Contact Haley Hrono at 781-264-9428 or hhrono@ssymca.org

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Weymouth High School CTE Co-op Employer Opportunities

Now Accepting Registrations!

Weymouth High School has Career Technical Education (CTE) students who would make a wonderful addition to your team.

By filling out this form, your job will be shared with Weymouth High School teachers, students and Samuel M. DePina, our Director of Career Technical Education & Cooperative Education.

Co-operative Job Opportunities provide students with practical skills and knowledge in various fields.

Weymouth High School is a comprehensive school offering a ten program Career and Technical Education Department including Allied Health, Automotive Technology, Construction Technology, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Drafting and Design Technology, Early Childhood Education, Graphic Communication, Information Technology, and Metal Fabrication. All ten programs are approved by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and as such, are closely monitored by the DESE.

Questions?

Samuel M. DePina

Director of Career Technical Education & Cooperative Education

CTE Office: Gold, Room 2032 | Weymouth High School

781-337-7500 x 25203 | (617) 840-9008

Schedule a Meeting with Mr. DePina

WHS CTE Drafting and Design Program is pleased to offer a range of professional services to our community. Our skilled and dedicated team of students and teachers work collaboratively to provide high-quality Renderings, 3D Printing and CNC Machine Services tailored to meet your specific needs.

There will be a minimum of $10 fee, however pricing will be customized for each project, taking into account the complexity and scope of the request. Please submit the Estimate Request Form to receive a personalized quote and consultation on how we can bring your ideas to life.

Services include:

• Renderings: Our expert designers will create stunning visual representations of your project, helping you visualize your concept in vivid detail.
• 3D Printing: Turn your digital designs into tangible objects with our state-of-the-art 3D printing technology. We can create prototypes, models, and functional parts to suit your requirements.
• CNC Machine Services: We offer precision cutting and shaping of various materials using our advanced CNC machines. From intricate designs to complex patterns, we deliver accurate and professional results.

CLICK HERE TO SEE PHOTOS OF SAMPLES

For more information on our services or to discuss our project, please fill out the form below and you will be contacted.

We look forward to collaborating with you and turning your ideas into reality.

Laura Mahoney

Drafting & Design Instructor

781-337-7500 Ext. 22037

laura.mahoney@weymouthps.org

Bakery Hours: 9:30 am - 12:45 pm most Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays

Wildcat Cafe Hours: 11:45 am - 1:00 pm most Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays

(dependent on school schedule)

Weymouth High School | 1 Wildcat Way | Weymouth | MA | 02190

Enter through Door # 36 with Photo ID

https://whs.weymouthschools.org/academics/career-technical-education/community-offerings/wildcat-cafe-bakery

Wildcat Cafe Current Menu

Wildcat Cafe Menu: April 30 - May 15, 2025

Wildcat Bakery Current Menu

CLICK HERE FOR AVAILABLE SERVICES AND PRICE LIST

Hours: 11:45 am - 2:00 pm

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays (dependent on school schedule)

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

781-337-7500, X-21052

jennifer.mcneil@weymouthps.org

Hair | Hair Color | Skin | Nails | Wax/Tweeze

Automotive Technology Work Request

WHS CTE Automotive is accepting repair jobs! Submit your work request for consideration. The Teachers will review the request and then schedule an appointment if your request can be accomodated.

• Per DESE guidelines, we are unable to service any vehicle over 10 years old
• Payment is expected upon completion of service (at pick-up)
• Teachers will provide an estimate and update costs prior to and during the service (if it increases)
• Please remember that this is a teaching environment. While a completion time/date will be given, there may be circumstances beyond our control that may delay progress. These may include, but are not limited to, supply change chain challenges in receive parts.

WHS CTE Graphics Communications can help with most of your print needs!

• Professional Color Digital Press

www.spedchildmass.com

CLICK HERE FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES

Providing Training, Fostering Collaboration, and Promoting Programming to Increase Students’ Health and Safety

Phone | (781) 587-3409

https://massachusettspartnershipsforyouth.com/

Friday's at 9:50 am. Water adjustment, fun and games! Sign up TODAY! https://www.weyrec.com/.../0ac6d32a-eb76-45c6-823d...

The Quincy Family Resource Center is available to support you, offering individual support for families, referrals for services, assessments, and groups in person or on Zoom. If you need any assistance, please contact Jackie Walorz at 617-481-7227 x166 or email jwalorz@baystatecs.org Any schedule changes will be posted on our website and social media pages.

QFRC Monday-Friday Hours of Operation

Monday 9am-5pm

Tuesday 9am-7:30pm

Wednesday 10am-6pm

Thursday 9am-7:30pm

Friday 9am-5pm

2nd & 4th Saturday of the Month: 9am-12pm

New Programs Offered in May

BOOK NOOK - Every 4th Saturday of the month - 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Ages 5 - 10

Reading in English and Spanish

Questions? Contact Marisol Velazquez at 617-481-7227, x-149 or mvelazquez@baystatecs.org

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

• Nurturing Fathers - Tuesdays (12 sessions) via Zoom, 5:30 - 7:30 pm
• Parent in Recovery Group - 3.5.25 Start Date for 1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 5:00 - 6:30 pm
• Life Out Loud - Ages 16 - 24, Starting 3.27.25 for 1st & 3rd Fridays, 3:30 - 4:30 pm
• Special Education Workshop: Transition Planning - 3.27.25, 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
• Active Parenting

• Museum Passes | Event Calendar
• Downloadable eBooks & eAudiobooks
• Photo Album | Suggest a Purchase
• Subscribe to Our Monthly Newsletter
• Weymouth High School Yearbooks

Tweens at Tufts: May Events

Congratulations to the Weymouth High School Class of 2025!

Saturday, June 7, 2025

10:00 am

Weymouth High School | Sgt. Jeffrey Mullin Football Field | 1 Wildcat Way | Weymouth | MA | 02190

Neighborhood school placement starts with early Kindergarten registration

CLICK HERE TO BEGIN REGISTRATION: www.weymouthschools.org/kindergarten

Children turning 5 on or before August 31, 2025, are eligible for Kindergarten enrollment this September; proof of Weymouth residency is required.

It is the responsibility of the Weymouth Public Schools to identify any child ages 3-22

years who may have a disability who is either a resident of Weymouth or who attends a

private school within the geographic boundaries of Weymouth even if the student is

not a resident of Weymouth. This also includes students who are homeschooled.

If you suspect that your child may need an evaluation to determine eligibility for

special education services, you may request an evaluation, at no cost.

For more information about evaluation, eligibility, and services

contact the WPS Special Education Department at 781-335-1460 x20316

Letter from Margaret Verlicco, Psy. D., Executive Director of Student Services

Child Find Flyer 24-25

2024-2025 CPR Certification Courses at Weymouth High School

Registration Now Available

Click Here to Register: https://bit.ly/3VDgK3j

Click Here for CRP Certification Community Member Payment Form: https://bit.ly/3yX3v4z

Click Here for Printable Flyer: https://bit.ly/4aVvnTU

Please feel free to print this flyer and share / post with your organization

CLICK HERE FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION

CLICK HERE FOR PSA VIDEO

Get Certified...Be Prepared to Save a Life!

The life you save could be someone you love!

Various Dates Available

2:30 - 6:30 pm

at Weymouth High School

1 Wildcat Way, Weymouth, MA 02190

Enter through Door #13 (handicapped accessible) or Door #14 (across from the tennis courts)

Ages 14 and up

Open to the Community

CPR Certification Classes are free to all High School Students and WPS Staff.
Health Care Providers (BLS) - $5

Community Members - $17.50 fee

PROCEDURE FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS:

1. Register online: https://bit.ly/3VDgK3j

2. Print and fill out Payment Form: https://bit.ly/3yX3v4z

3. Bring Payment Form along with payment to the class. Cash, Checks or Money Orders accepted for the exact monetary amount only - no change will be available.

Make checks payable to: Weymouth Fire Department

Taking the CPR Class and/or assisting with set/up, etc. are pre-approved WHS Community Service Opportunity(s)

Please honor your commitment!

Special Thanks to the Weymouth Fire Department

for their continued commitment to the safety of Weymouth!

Space is limited.

The Weymouth Fire Department is pleased to announced they've begun using Community Connect, a secure and easy to use platform that allows you to share critical information about your household that will aid first responders and emergency response personnel when responding to your residence, and encourage residents to sign-up for the service at no cost.

Community Connect allows residents to provide critical property and occupant information to Weymouth Fire that they can access at time of response, leading to better outcomes in case of fire or medical emergency. Some examples of information you can provide include who lives at your residence, information about your pet(s), details regarding functional needs like mobility, and more. All data is safe and only available to first responders at the time of emergency, and Community Connect utilizes the same data security and encryption standards found in online banking.

Sign up for Community Connect here: communityconnect.io/info/ma-weymouth