Freetown-Lakeville Middle School 96 Howland Road, Lakeville, MA 02347-2230 |
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Our Freetown-Lakeville Middle School opened in September 2002 and serves over 800 students in grades 6, 7, and 8. School wide, we are promoting the "core values" of respect, responsibility, and resilience. |
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Upcoming events, school news, calendars, lunch menus, audio interviews, staff photos, scrapbook, teaching, learning, and parent resources, student activities, student web portfolios, summer reading, much more! |
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| Classroom Websites: | |||
| Art Gallery | Ms. Annichiarico (Gr. 6) | Ms. Gallagher | |
| Audio Interviews | Mr. Baker | Ms. Gallant | |
| School Library | Mr. Barry | Ms. Harrison | |
| Math Center | Ms. Belanger | Ms. Hoffer | |
| Music Department | Ms. Brady | Ms. LeTourneau | |
| Study Island | Mr. Brosky | Ms. Pimental | |
| Web Based E-mail | Ms. Daigle | Ms. Puljanowski | |
| NCLB Report Card from the Mass. Dept. of Education | Ms. Driscoll | Ms. Wright | |
| Mass. Attorney General's Internet Guidelines for Parents | Ms. Duggan | ||
| Mass. Attorney General's Internet Guidelines for Kids | |||
| Directions to our School | |||
| All About Plants | |||
| Common Birds of New England | |||
Summer Reading Program Information: Please download a parent and student information letter, student assessment guidelines, and the reading book list.
Please take a survey about activity participation fees.
Please download information about the PTO Book Sale to be held on May 17.
Please download a Principal's Newsletter.
The Freetown-Lakeville Middle School is offering a Computer Camp enrichment program in July to current and incoming Middle School students. Please download an Information Sheet / Registration Form.
Congratulations! Freetown-Lakeville Middle School has been selected to receive a $2,000 Best Buy TeachTM Award! Ms. Sensabaugh and Mr. Friedrichs will be using the funds to purchase a GPS system, cameras, scanners, and other equipment necessary to complete a Vernal Pools Project in 7th grade science! View our certificate. Read South Coast Today article.
The 2007-2008 FLMS Yearbook is now on sale.
Please download Frequently Asked Questions for Parents and Students About Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)
Our PTO needs parent volunteers to help plan our 8th Grade Celebration scheduled for Saturday, June 7, 2008 from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. The theme for this year is "A Night at the Grammys." For more information, please contact Justine Poillucci at 508-947-9053 or bp2jsb@comcast.net or Kathy McCarthy at 508-644-3148 or beachfun99@comcast.net.
Please download Technology Guidelines for Schoolwork Done at Home. These guidelines are designed to assist parents when students wish to take electronic (computer) files to school.
Our PTO is collecting Box Tops to generate money for our school. Each month Ms. Sullivan and Peer Leader volunteers will be sorting, counting, and organizing the Box Tops students bring in to their homeroom. Box Tops should be placed in a small plastic bag with the student’s name on it. We will all be able to monitor the collection progress on a chart in the cafeteria. There will be prizes for the top 20 Box Top collectors! Your family can make a difference for our school every time you shop for groceries! Just clip the Box Tops coupons from hundreds of your favorite products and send them to school with your child! Download a complete list of participating products. Parents should check the boxtops for educationwebsite daily/weekly. There are coupons and contests to enter on a regular basis that will help to earn money for the middle school. For more information, please contact Linda Curtin at LCurtin@aol.com.
Please visit the Hannaford Helps Schools website for information about how you can help in raising funds for our school. Our school is registered for this program.
We are currently experiencing a shortage of qualified substitute nurses, and are seeking registered nurses, with a current Massachusetts license, who have time available during the school day for occasional coverage for grades K-12. We will gladly provide orientation in the different nurses' offices. If you have a child in our school system, but not in the building you are asked to cover, you will be entitled to use the Fore and Aft Program with our compliments for that day. Please contact Mrs. Linda Cass, RN at 508- 923-3506 (lcass@freelake.org) or Mrs. Deb Levesque, RN at 508-923-3518 Extension 2142 (dlevesque@freelake.org).
Parent Survey: Please download a Parent Survey.
Dress Code: Please download an information sheet about our school dress code.
Parent Requests: Please download a principal's letter concerning parental requests for schedule or placement changes.
Homework Club: Download information about Homework Club. This program is being offered by our Fore and Aft Program.
Study Island: Download a letter and information.
GoodSearch: Please consider using GoodSearch.com as your primary search engine. If you designate our school as the recipient, we will receive funds every time you search! Please specify Freetown Lakeville Middle School where it asks "Who do you GoodSearch for?"
Family Vacations: We strongly discourage you from taking vacations while school is in session. Work will not be provided for students on vacations and will need to be made up after school or on the students' time when they return. Absences truly affect students' academic progress and create gaps in their learning.
Student Schedule Changes: We no longer accept parental requests for student schedule changes. Changes made mid-term or mid-year often have an adverse affect on students academically and socially. We are promoting an attitude of resiliency and perseverance in our students, and are encouraging all of them to work hard and apply themselves to the best of their ability. We ask for your support in promoting these values.
Paper Recycling: Our school participates in a paper recycling program with Abitibi Paper Retriever whereby we receive funds for every pound of paper we collect. Everyone in our community is encouraged to visit our school regularly to deposit household waste paper into the large green and yellow dumpster located in our parking lot! Accepted are newspapers, magazines, shopping catalogs, office & school paper, and mail. Cardboard is not accepted. Thank you for your participation.
Cell Phone, Ink Cartridge & Used Book Recycling: FLMS collects old cell phones, empty inkjet cartridges, empty laser toner cartridges, and used books for recycling. Our school receives funds for every box we send to Funding Factory. Please help us by taking these recyclables to our main office or by sending them to school with your child. In addition, we can enlist local businesses (small and large) to keep and fill boxes on our behalf. These businesses can send filled boxes directly using our prepaid shipping labels or we can arrange to collect boxes and send them from our school. Used books must meet the following guidelines: published within the past 5 years, in good condition, and originally retailed for more than $12.00. These types of books are most wanted: Best Sellers, College Textbooks, Motivational, How To, Inspirational, Business, Specialty, Political, Instructional, Non-fiction, Training. Thank you for any help you may provide.
