Shutesbury Elementary School

Central Tree Middle School is an educational institution that offers a range of academic and recreational programs for the social, intellectual and physical development of students in grades six through eight. Its academic curriculum includes instruction in mathematics, social studies, science, language arts and foreign language. The school operates a parent-teacher organization that encourages the participation of parents in several school activities. Central Tree Middle School serves a variety of food items for lunch. The school is located in Rutland, Mass., and is a part of the Wachusett Regional School District, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools.

Northwest Elementary School, located in Leominster, MA, is dedicated to fostering a supportive and enriching educational environment for its students. The school offers a range of programs and services, including special education, mental health services, and various extracurricular activities to enhance student learning and well-being. Under the leadership of Principal Daniel Mulvey and Assistant Principal Abigail Lane, Northwest Elementary emphasizes community involvement and parental engagement through initiatives like the Title I Parent-Caregiver Involvement Policy. The school is committed to continuous improvement, as reflected in its School Improvement Plan and various partner programs aimed at enhancing educational outcomes for all students. Generated from the website

Warren Community Elementary School, located in West Warren, MA, is dedicated to providing a nurturing and safe environment for students to become lifelong learners. With a mission to form a partnership with parents and the community, the school prepares its diverse population of students to become responsible and productive citizens in an ever-changing global society. QRSD's Integrated Preschool Program, housed at Quaboag Regional Middle High School, offers an inclusive learning environment for typically developing peer models from Warren, West Warren, and West Brookfield. The program focuses on providing a high-quality education for children aged 3 and above, ensuring they are fully toilet trained and have no identified special needs.Generated from the website