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June 1, 2020 - June 5, 2020
June 1, 2020 - June 5, 2020
Update #9
Dear MHS Students,
We had a blast at the Rolling Rally for seniors yesterday. It was so nice to see students and staff in person and it reminded us of why our community is so special. When times are tough- we come together to support one another.
As the school year winds down, please check in with your teachers and guidance counselor if you are concerned about not earning credit in any of your classes for Term 4 so we can put a plan in place this week. We are all here to support you and want to hear from you if you are struggling.
We want to acknowledge what happened to George Floyd and the protests that are going on around the country. No matter what your personal beliefs are, it's important that we all talk about racism in the US and in our own communities. Talk with your friends, family members, and teachers about racism and where you are seeing or not seeing it. Even just acknowledging and talking about it can make a difference.
Sincerely,
The MHS Counselors
Mrs. Worthley, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. Padden, Mr. Ormberg, & Mr. Becker
-Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Info for Students
Info for Students
Congratulations to Our Seniors!
Congratulations to Our Seniors!
Underclassmen
Underclassmen
Zoom Schedule for this week:
Just for Juniors
Just for Juniors
Jr Parent Zoom Presentation
Jr Parent Zoom Presentation
Jr Parent Zoom - 2020.pdfTeacher Recommendation Form
Teacher Recommendation Form
Now is a great time to ask a teacher for a letter of recommendation!
TEACHER LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION FORM.pdfCounselor Recommendation Form
Counselor Recommendation Form
The Counselor Recommendation Form can:
highlight what is important to the student,
help to shape unusual circumstances.
How to find the Counselor Recommendation Form:
Log into Naviance
About Me
Surveys
Counselor Recommendation Form
COVID-19 Question on the Common App
COVID-19 Question on the Common App
Here it is:
\Community disruptions such as COVID-19 and natural disasters can have deep and long-lasting impacts. If you need it, this space is yours to describe those impacts. Colleges care about the effects on your health and well-being, safety, family circumstances, future plans, and education, including access to reliable technology and quiet study spaces.
Do you wish to share anything on this topic? Y/N
Please use this space to describe how these events have impacted you.
The question will be optional and will appear in the Additional Information section of the application.The response length will be limited to 250 words.
SEL Round Up
SEL Round Up
Quarantine Fatigue is real!
Quarantine Fatigue is real!
Experts say adopting a new regular schedule and helping others are effective ways to battle “quarantine fatigue” during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Consider these coping mechanisms:
Routines and schedules are helpful. If yours have been disrupted, try to find new ones.
Make personal time for yourself while also connecting with friends and family.
Try to allow time for physical exercise and maintaining your diet while staying away from less healthy vices.
Acknowledge and validate negative feelings.
Seek short-term rewards by setting manageable goals.
Practice self-care!
Just For Fun!
Just For Fun!
Connect with Friends!
Connect with Friends!
Find fun ways to connect with friends. Heard of Flat Stanley? The Guidance Counselors have been having fun with flat friends too!
Here's the whole gang!
Mr. Ormberg is teaching Mrs. Lodge about plants!
Mr. Ormberg joined Dr. Worthley for a lobster dinner!
Mr. Becker helped Mrs. Lodge in her garden!
Mrs. Mahoney has Mrs. Padden working hard!
Mrs. Keene had Mrs. Worthley help organize her closet!
Mrs. Worthley brought Mrs. Keene to the beach!
And, Mrs. Padden brought Mrs. Mahoney to the rolling rally!
Try it! Watch It Once Tik Tok Challenge
Try it! Watch It Once Tik Tok Challenge
Dog Sports Broadcasters!
Dog Sports Broadcasters!
We're Always Here!
We're Always Here!
The Medfield School Counselors are always available to students via phone, or virtual meetings. Please reach out to your Guidance Counselor or Adjustment Counselor should you like to set up a time to speak with someone.
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