With Gratitude!
Can you believe it? This school year is coming to an end! It has flown by! So much has gone on in this past year, including lots of learning! Included in this year are so many people that a huge Thank You needs to go out to! Read on >>

8th Annual Art Show a Huge Success!
The Morse School Art Show was a success, once again! The 8th annual show, held at our neighborhood Gallery 263, featured over 200 works of art by students JK-5. Hear more >>



Morse Math Olympiads Ends Another Successful Year!
On June 9, the Morse Olympiads team hosted the First Annual Baldwin/Morse Math Jamboree. Seventeen Morse students and 8 Baldwin students in grades 3, 4, and 5 participated. Students worked both individually and in collaborative teams to solve problems. Learn more >> 



Literacy + Math + Summer =
Student Success!
Summer vacation is almost here! Our students have all made such significant gains this school year, and we want them to continue this progress over the vacation. To support student success, the Morse School’s Literacy and Math Leadership Teams have organized some great ways to encourage continued learning. Students who participate in these activities and return them will earn raffle tickets with the chance to win an ice-cream party in the fall. Read on >> 



Wisdom A-Z
Using June's Core Virtue of Wisdom and the alphabet, students in JK and K created a list of things that were important to them this past school year! Learn more >>
 


Architecture in Kindergarten
& Jr. Kindergarten
Hear how our students have been exploring architecture both in and out of the classroom. Read more >> 



Morse Students Race to the Finish
Morse students in grades 1 through 5 are racing to the finish of the school year by practicing math for an additional 10 minutes each day both in class and at home. Hear more >>

Grade 5 Shares Thoughts on Girls Day & Instrumental Concert
Hear what our fifth graders thought about these two recent events! Learn more >> 



School Year 2014-15 Comes to an End
As this school year comes to an end it is filled with excitement for summer vacation, but it is also filled with some sadness as well. Sadness you ask? Yes! We say good-bye to the 5th graders and their families! We also have a number of families that will not be returning to the Morse as their time in Cambridge has come to an end and they are moving to other districts, states and countries. We will miss you all!

We also have two staff members who will retire from CPSD. We wish Linda O’Connor, Kindergarten Para-Professional, and Kathy Kelleher, School Nurse, all the best as they start the next adventure in life!

We hope all will remember their time at the Morse fondly!

–Denise Sullivan, Family Liaison