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CNC Calendar of Activities
CNC Calendar of Activities
Math Everywhere! Special playgroup series
Math Everywhere! Special playgroup series
FAMILY WORKSHOPS
FAMILY WORKSHOPS
stay tuned for workshops this winter and spring!
PARENT CHILD+ PROGRAM
PARENT CHILD+ PROGRAM
Currently still have 1 space available as of Winter 2025/2026!
Dialogic Reading
Dialogic Reading
The Science of Reading
The Science of Reading
Tales & Tunes with Katie YouTube
Tales & Tunes with Katie YouTube
Find more of Katie's videos here: https://www.youtube.com/@katietolles6185/videos
About Union 28
In 1901, the towns of Erving, Leverett, New Salem and Wendell voted to form a superintendency union. The town of Shutesbury was voted into the union in 1902, thus forming the current Erving School Union #28 District. The five towns came together in the early 1900s for cost-sharing purposes, which continue to strongly tie its four elementary (PK-Grade 6) school districts together.
These districts include Erving Elementary School, Leverett Elementary School, Shutesbury Elementary School and the Swift River School (which reaps the cost-saving benefits of being a small regional school for the towns of New Salem and Wendell). Each district is autonomous and elects its own school committee which oversees the educational program for its elementary school. Together, the Union #28 communities share the cost and oversight of the superintendent and central office.
Visit the Leverett Elementary School website for informaton about the school for Leverett Families. Accepting school choice applications.
Visit the Swift River School website for informaton about the school for New Salem and Wendell families. Accepting school choice applications.
Visit the Shutesbury Elementary School website for information about the school for Shutesbury families. Accepting school choice applications.
Visit the Erving Elementary School website for information about the school for Erving families. Accepting school choice applications.
Other online educational resources for families
Other online educational resources for families
FIND FAMILY FUN IN MASS
FIND FAMILY FUN IN MASS
(click below to search for statewide family fun activities)
(click below to search for statewide family fun activities)
For families with infants and toddlers, a free Basics Insights text messaging program will send you science-based tips and suggested activities to boost early learning and development according to the age of your child.
For families with 3-to-8-year-olds, learning activities are linked to WGBH programming, with hard copy activity booklets as well as online digital resources.
Start with a Book
Start with a Book
https://www.startwithabook.org/about
About Start with a Book
About Start with a Book
To ward off the learning loss that many children experience over the summer, Start with a Book offers parents, caregivers, summer program staff and librarians lots of engaging ideas for getting kids hooked on reading, exploring and learning all summer long — and beyond.
Caring for Each Other- By Sesame Street
Caring for Each Other- By Sesame Street
https://www.sesamestreet.org/caring
Sesame Workshop launched the Caring for Each Other initiative—a commitment to supporting families throughout the COVID-19 crisis. The initiative’s landing page, SesameStreet.org/caring is home to resources designed to provide comfort, manage anxiety, and foster learning at home.
Today we’re excited to tell you about another piece of this initiative created especially with providers and caregivers in mind: Health Emergencies, a new topic page on Sesame Street in Communities.
The page includes:
New animations and printable activities that playfully teach prevention and offer opportunities for comfort and together time.
Articles for caregivers to help answer tough questions and provide self-care strategies.
Activity bundles that families can use to build skills and have fun together.
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