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Nothing to Fear – Officer Ortiz is Here!
 This week, Officer Ozzie Ortiz came to visit the Junior Kindergartners in Room B8! Officer Ozzie is a familiar face at the Morse School, spending a few days a week at the Morse as part of the Cambridge Police Department's Student Resource Officer (SRO) program.
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Learning About Hispanic Heritage
 This month, A1 students are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15) to recognize and celebrate the many contributions, diverse cultures, and extensive histories of the American Latino community.
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Meet Mr. Fousek
 Morse School has a new full time Physical Education Teacher. Mr. Fousek was here last year as a part time Physical Education teacher so he could be a familiar face/name to some families. We are happy to have him spend his full work day here at the Morse School this year!
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Morse School Apple (or Various Fruit) Award
 Each week in grades JK-5, students will be awarded “Apple Student of the Week”. Children are awarded this because they have (in some manner) displayed the core virtue of the month or put good effort into following the Morse School code. Dr. Leith or Mrs. Headley presents the weekly apple awards in each classroom. The classroom teacher, specialists and support staff, tell either of them who the Apple Awardees are and why they have been selected. This is a very special award, but each classroom can have many children receiving apples every week. By the end of the school year all students have had the honor of being selected more than once.
Goggles Needed!
 Don't forget your goggles when you come to D6-Kindergarten, you'll need them as you explore the undersea adventures of Hermit Crab as he finds other creatures to decorate his Sea Shell home.
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Harvard Crimson Reading Program & Morse School
We’re thrilled to be a part of the inaugural ‘Harvard Crimson Reading Program’ this Fall! The goal is to inspire students to read and have fun while doing so. The Reading Program encourages students at Morse to complete a reading log that keeps track of books read throughout October. This is a whole school event!
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4th Grade
 Students in 4th grade are learning together in groups, without teacher intervention, through tasks that require skills from each group member, not just some. They are becoming really independent!
Introducing Our 1st Ever Morse School Family Book Club
Hear all about our 1st ever family book club! We'll be reading The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street by Karina Yan Glaser.
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