Willett, Second Grader, Ryan Gill"Pennies for Shriners"(click to see flier)Ryan would like to thank the many
individuals who contributed to his penny drive for Shriner's Hospital.
Congratulations to
Mrs. Keane’s Sea Dogs and Ms. Mallette’s Spinners for each earning a stolen
base.
Everyone in the class took and passed at least one quiz during the week. Way to
Go second graders!!
The top reader of
the week was Will Shanley on Mrs. Hopkins’ Red Sox. The National league top
reader was Max Thompson on Mrs. Slater’s Cardinals. The 2nd grade
top reader was Erin Bowie on Mrs. Keane’s SeaDogs.
The team with the
most points for this week was Mrs. Hopkins’ Red Sox with 52.7 points and as we
know 40 points is a run SO good job Red Sox!!
The National League
team with the most points this week is Mr. Metaxas’ DiamondBacks with 34.1
points.
The 2nd
grade team earning the most points this week is Mrs. Keane’s SeaDogs which now
puts them in the lead for the second grade farm teams. Mrs. O’Boyle-Preble’s
PawSox are close behind.
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Willett School is in
Attleboro, Massachusetts. Attleboro is a small city in the
southeastern corner of Massachusetts. Its industrial base is
primarily Jewelry and Electronics. Many of Attleboro's families
commute to Boston on the Commuter Rail . Its biggest employer is
Texas Instruments.
Thomas
Willett-
Willett School is named for Capt. Thomas Willett, who succeeded
Miles Standish as head of Plymouth's colonial militia. Willett
negotiated the Rehoboth "North Purchase" from Wampanoag
leader Wamsutta, Massasoit's son. This purchase included today's
Attleboro and North Attleboro, and the bulk of the upper Ten Mile
River Watershed. Captain Willett later became the first English
mayor of New York, returning in later years to live along the
lower section of Ten Mile River. He is buried in Swansea.
