Wellness Resources
King Philip, Norfolk, Plainville & Wrentham Schools
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Screenagers- Upcoming events
Screenagers- Upcoming events
With the support of Healthy KP Substance Use Prevention, the Director of Wellness in partnership with King Philip Middle School Administration will host Screenagers: Growing Up In The Digital Age on October 15 at 7 pm for parents and guardians of KP Middle School students. Middle School students may attend with their parent/guardian.
In partnership with Trish Kelly, Director of Technology and the Technology team at Norfolk Public Schools, we will host a regional, tri-town screening of Screenagers: The Elementary Edition on November 6 at 6:45 PM for parents and guardians.
Each documentary discusses the growing up in the digital age as relates to the different developmental ages. Both screenings will be followed by a 30 minute panel discussion.
Please register in advance.
Supporting the health and wellbeing of students, and staff is a priority for administrators of the four districts. This resource will provide wellness information, programming and resources. Please check back from time to time as updates will continue to be provided.
The administration and counseling teams at each school are available to you if you have child specific concerns. If you need additional resources in the community or on a specific topic, I am also available to assist you in locating resources.
Take care and be well,
Dot Pearl
Director of Wellness
otline: 508-488-810
In the spring of 2019, the four Superintendents of Norfolk, Plainville, Wrentham and King Philip Schools collaborated on common priorities around improving access to student behavioral and mental health services. As part of this, the districts understood the importance of looking at wellness through the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child Model, (WSCC), to strengthen student learning and health across the districts. A regional Director of Wellness was hired in July 2019.
Each of the WSCC tenets and layers play a role in helping our students feel safe, healthy, challenged, supported and engaged.
This resource is provided to raise awareness and support students, families and the school community.
Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child Model
(CDC, ASCD)
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