Cougar Courier
Janiary 1, 2023
IMPORTANT DATES AND UPCOMING EVENTS
February 8th - Walk/Ride to School Day
February 15th - Half Day - Professional Development - 11:45am dismissal
February 17th - Concert - 10:00 am
February 20th-24th - WInter Vacation
March 2nd - Home and School Meeting - 7pm - Mulready Library
March 13th - No School - Professional Development
March 27th - 31st - Book Fair
May 19th - Ohana Dance ***DATE CHANGE**
PRE-K ART
In Pre-K Art class, Mrs, Westberg read The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats to the children. They then retold what he did first in the snow, next, etc. Then, they discussed how he felt when he found the empty pocket without his snowball and how he must have felt when he woke up from his dream and the snow was still there and falling. The children then made their own "snow" and placed Peter, the main character, in the snow. They were able to choose their favorite part of what he did in the snow and use that figure of Peter in their scene. Mrs. Westberg had pre-cut Peter in different shapes, such as in a snowball fight, sliding downhill, making a snow angel, etc. The snow was made of shaving cream and glue.
WHAT'S WRONG AT MULREADY - PERSUASIVE ESSAYS
Mrs. Regh's class just finished their persuasive writing unit. The culminating project Was each child filming their essay and telling Mrs. Sardella what should change in the school. Mrs. Sardella was invited in to watch them. The students, in their essays, said that there should be lockers for the students, a tramoline in gym, be able to play dodge ball in gym, different lunch items, etc. The reward for their hardwork and perseverance was popsicles.
HUDSON POLICE CITIZENS' POLICE ACADEMY
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
WINTER IS HERE!! --LABEL CLOTHING AND LUNCHBOXES
Also, if your child is missing clothing or a backpack or lunchbox, feel free to stop by and check out our tables.
About Us
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