Welcome to The Center School
The Center School is a part of the Nashoba Regional School District which consists of Stow, Bolton, and Lancaster. The Center School houses students in grades K-5 and currently has 574 students enrolled. The Center School building project was completed in the fall of 2012, in time for all students to begin the school year in the new building. There are presently 27 classrooms and the staff totals 67 employees. Our class size varies from 18 to 25 depending upon the grade. We provide a strong academic program featuring high expectations and current educational practices which enable students to maximize their individual potential and become valuable citizens in our community.
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Nashoba Regional School Committee Community Survey
Dear Parents, Staff, Students and Community Members,
The NASHOBA Regional School Committee has developed a survey to share with our stakeholders and learn from you what you want to see as goals, activities and priorities for the next five years. This survey, along with other data points, will be used to inform the District's Five Year Plan. The plan is used as the School Committee's road map and shows their priorities for human, financial and time resources. This plan also is the impetus for the Superintendent's goals and work plan for the same period.
We hope you will complete this brief survey and submit its results for consideration. It is all done electronically and it is anonymous. The survey can be found below by clicking on the link. The link will be deactivated at noon on Friday, May 17th. The results will be compiled and posted on our website in preparation for the May 21st school committee meeting when the committee begins to work on their analysis. The survey should be taken once per person, but as many members of the household who want to may take part. The School Committee hopes to have a draft plan ready in June for comments and feedback.
Click here to take the survey
Thank you for taking the time to complete this important survey.
From the Principal
Each year I am amazed at how quickly the school year has gone by. It seems as though we were just welcoming students back to school. May and June are often busy and exciting times of the school year. The weather is warmer and we begin to celebrate our accomplishments as a school, grade, classroom, and individuals. There are author's teas where first graders share their writing, science fairs that bring to life concepts, and field days where students demonstrate their skills. The end of a school year provides students and teachers with opportunities for reflection and continued goal setting. We're confident that we will finish the year strong as we prepare students for a new challenge. ~ Kevin LaCoste, Principal
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