WINTER WEDNESDAYS AT PROVINCETOWN SCHOOLS
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Winter Wednesdays, a FREE community program offering fun and interesting classes on a drop-in basis on Wednesday evenings, returns in February and March 2019. Classes take place Wednesday evenings from 6 – 8 pm at the Provincetown Schools, 12 Winslow Street (enter through the Grace Hall lot, by the playground).
While the classes are open to all, 2019 brings two new features for residents of Provincetown, Truro, and Wellfleet: free transportation for those who need a ride, and free childcare for children aged 5-12. To take advantage of either feature, advance registration is required by noon on the Wednesday of the class you are taking. The full course listing, as well as information on how to register for rides or childcare, is available HERE |
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Latest Edition - School Crier
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FISHTALES Issue #1 IS OUT NOW!Click HERE to view it online or to download a PDF copy for printing or reading offline.
A big THANK YOU to all the writer-teachers, editors and photographers who help document our school community and make it so vibrant, with many incredible opportunities to learn! IB Learner Profile - Click to enlarge
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MA PARENT MINDSETS ABOUT EDUCATION
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NEW SCHOOL WEBSITE COMING SOON!
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Dr. Timothy Reynolds is a Virginia native with roots in the mountains of Appalachia and the farm fields of Michigan. His degrees are from James Madison University and the University of Virginia. He began his teaching career in an inner-city school, building an awareness of cultural differences within the United States. In 1989, he was hired by the United States Department of Defense Dependent Schools, teaching fifth and sixth grades on a U.S. military base in West Germany. After nine years of public school teaching, he returned to the University of Virginia, earning a PhD in curriculum and instruction with an emphasis on comparative international education and teacher professional development. While at the university, he researched at the National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented and served as the program director at University of Virginia’s Summer Conferences and Institutes for Professional Educators: Academic Diversity.
Upon graduation, Dr. Reynolds joined the faculty at Roanoke College, serving as an assistant and associate professor of teacher education and chair of the education department. As chair, he led the education program to its first national accreditation. He also served as the co-director of the Copenhaver Institute for Teaching and Learning and as a steering committee member of the Southwest Virginia Clinical Faculty Consortium. Both programs are professional development venues for in-service teachers. In 2014, wanting to return to K-12 international education, Dr. Reynolds resigned his tenured position at Roanoke College. He taught at the American School in Switzerland and Skagerak International School in Norway. In 2016, he joined the administrative team that opened Norway’s first public, English speaking, PYP school. In July 2018, he accepted the position of principal at Provincetown Schools, continuing a lifetime calling of teaching and educating for local, national, and international understanding. |
MEET OUR NEW PRINCIPAL
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SCHOOL NEWS: MINECRAFT EDUCATION EDITION
Every Provincetown School student has their own Minecraft Education account. Minecraft EDU is a great resource for school subject explorations. Building collaborative social skills as well as all kinds of imaginative projects.
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OUR NEW ZSPACE LAB HAS LANDED!
Creating engagement through exploration and experiential learning in a student-centered environment defines the zSpace learning experience. zSpace encourages students to inquire, take risks, solve problems, and apply their learning while building confidence and expanding interest.
PROVINCETOWN SCHOOLS SELECTED FOR GOOGLE'S APPLIED DIGITAL SKILLS PILOT!
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Google's Applied Digital Skills is a free computer literacy course designed to prepare learners for a growing number of jobs that require basic digital skills. Solving the everyday tasks of school and life using Google Tools. A technology curriculum for practical problem solving with digital tools. We are excited to be a Pilot School for this program!
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MYP EXHIBITION AT PAAMPAAM’s Lenore Ross Curating Program—which invites educators and students from schools along Cape Cod to work with and be inspired by artwork from the permanent collection, and culminates with an exhibition in the museum galleries—seemed like the perfect place to start. And who better to collaborate with than Provincetown Schools, the institution with which the Curating Program was launched 26 years ago this February!
In January seventh and eighth grade students and thirteen educators from Provincetown Schools attended sessions in PAAM’s galleries and Museum School to sketch, write about, and create prints in response to work on view in the exhibition Edward and Josephine Hopper from the Permanent Collection This show is on view through April 1, 2018. |
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Provincetown Schools: An International Baccalaureate World School
12 Winslow Street , Provincetown / MA / 02657 Phone: 508 487 5020 Fax: 508 487 5089
Email Interim Principal: jslater@provincetownschools.com
12 Winslow Street , Provincetown / MA / 02657 Phone: 508 487 5020 Fax: 508 487 5089
Email Interim Principal: jslater@provincetownschools.com
PROVINCETOWN SCHOOLS / Mission Statement
Provincetown Schools is a learning community committed to academic excellence. We ensure that all students acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to become compassionate, responsible, and reflective members of a global society. Establishing high expectations, we immerse students in other cultures while promoting home, school and community partnerships.
PROVINCETOWN SCHOOLS / Declaración de Misión
Provincetown Schools es una comunidad de aprendizaje comprometida con la excelencia académica. Aseguramos de que todos los alumnos adquieran las habilidades y conocimientos necesarios para convertirse en miembros compasivos, responsables y reflexivos de una sociedad global. Con el establecimiento de grandes expectativas, nos sumergimos en los estudiantes otras culturas, mientras que promovemos las asociaciones del hogar, la escuela y la comunidad.