Saturday, January 12, 2013
Looking to keep your kids from getting sick with flu this year? Here's how to prevent spread of influenza in Canton's schools.
Parents in Canton looking to keep their children safe from the flu virus this year now have a one-stop resource for information on how to do so. Canton school officials have posted a page on the district's website offering links and resources for flu information and how to prevent spread of the virus from student to student. Below is a list of resources that can be found on the Canton school district's website: Find out where to get a flu shot in the Canton area.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Students interested in taking classes at the Canton-based school can view options through the Fall 2012 Continuing Education catalog.
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Thursday, September 13, 2012
Editor's Note: The following was submitted by Blue Hills Regional Technical School. Blue Hills Regional Technical Schoolin Canton has made available its Fall 2012 Continuing Education catalog for prospective students. To view the catalog, visit the school’s web site at www.bluehills.org and look under “Community” on the home page, then scroll down to Continuing Ed Catalog. Prospective students are asked to register early, as some class sizes are limited. Students can register with a credit card, money order, or check, made payable to: Blue Hills Regional Technical School 800 Randolph St. Canton, MA 02021 Attention: Continuing Education Department To register, call 339-237-8316 or email jhoule@bluehills.org. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Adult …
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Blue Hills Regional Vocational Technical School
800 Randolph St, Canton, MA
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Thursday, August 23, 2012
The first day of school for Canton grades 1-12 will be Wednesday, Sept. 5.
1. Ninth grade orientation will take place Monday, Aug. 27, at Canton High School gymnasium at 8 a.m., followed by a new student and transfer student orientation grades 10-12 at 10 a.m. 2. The Canton School Committee will be meeting Thursday, Aug. 30 in the Canton High Distance Learning Lab. 3. The first day for teachers, not students, will be Tuesday, Sept. 4. 4. The first day of school for Canton students 1-12 will be Wednesday, Sept. 5, and the first day of kindergarten will Thursday, Sept. 6. 5. Another bright sunny day, according to weather.com., as temperatures are expected to have a high of 86 under mostly sunny skies. It was 64 at night.
Friday, March 9, 2012
Galvin Middle School children perform on the Grant Staircase of the State House.
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Canton’s Galvin Middle School 8th grade chorus performed recently at the State House on the historic building’s Grand Staircase. John Russell, the chorus director, put together a half hour set that entertained members of the Legislature, staff, tourists and Canton parents. Songs included “Africa” and the patriotic “Song for Unsung Heroes." Editor's note: information taken from a press release.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Several Canton youths were inducted into the NHS at BC High.
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Thursday, March 8, 2012
Several Canton residents earned top honors at Boston College High School. Kevin J. Counterman, Angelo J. DeNofrio, Matthew C. McDonough, Conor V. Shea and Loius S. Titus of Canton were among the 119 seniors and juniors inducted into the Robert J. Fulton, S.J. Chapter of the National Honor Society. Thes students were inducted at an evening ceremony January 11 at Boston College High School’s Fahey-Hunter Commons. The evening began with a processional march by the BC High Concert Band, followed by an invocation by Michael McGonagle ’70, Vice principal of Ignatian Mission and Identity. The band played the National Anthem, which was followed by the Welcoming Address by Matthew Doyle ‘12 of Dorchester, President of the National Honor Society. …
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150 William T Morrissey Blvd, Dorchester, MA
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Superintendent of Schools Jeff Granatino said that four of the students have been released from the hospital.
After a Friday evening crash that injured six Canton High School Students, the school district is coming together for support. "We're all hoping (the students) will have a speedy recovery," Superintendent of Schools Jeff Granatino told Patch this evening. Four of the six students involved in the crash have been sent home from the hospital, he said. Although, Granatino said he did not know which hospital the students are being treated at or information on their injuries. The crash happened at about 6:00 p.m. Friday evening on York Street, and was not school related, Granatino said. The crisis team has been notified and is preparing to work with students, if necessary, on Monday, he said. The district is "putting together support in place …
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Town of Canton High School
900 Washington St, Canton, MA
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A Friday accident sent six students to the hospital.
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
The following is a letter from Canton Superintendent of Schools Jeffrey Granatino:
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Town of Canton High School
900 Washington St, Canton, MA
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
An area student has been the victim of an Internet crime on Facebook, DA Michael Morrissey reported recently.
Parents, educators and local police should be wary of students falling into a Facebook trap by someone who created a fake profile posing as a teenage girl, Norfolk County District Attorney Michael Morrissey said in a letter sent to all Norfolk County school districts, including Canton. An area student – Morrissey did not specify which town – recently friended someone appearing on Facebook as "Sarah John," whose photo made her appear to be a teenager and who has yet to be identified. "After a few months as a passive friend, this Sarah John initiated conversations that led to the student sharing personal information," Morrissey wrote in the letter. "Sarah John is now trying to extort money from the student and has threatened to make this …
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Norfolk County District Attorney's Office
45 Shawmut Rd, Canton, MA
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This Canton native and college freshman shares some words of wisdom.
"Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me." This is a saying I've grown up with my whole life, but I'd beg to differ. Can words never hurt a person? If your bones break, the bones will heal. But the thing that needs the most healing is the emotional trauma and damage that is caused when those sticks and stones are thrown. The hurtful words that people say to one another are enough to do more damage than any broken bone would ever do. Some people may not ever recover from the damage that hurtful words can do. In light of the recent episode of "Glee" and the premiere of the "It Gets Better" campaign on MTV, I have decided to help remind people that words DO matter. Saying something simple like "you're beautiful" or…
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Town of Canton High School
900 Washington St, Canton, MA
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Canton's Courtland Priest will compete for chance to advance to National Spelling Bee.
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Canton’s Courtland Priest will compete at the 2012 Comcast South Shore Regional Spelling Bee. Courtland, an eighth grader, won the qualifying bee at William Galvin Middle School earlier this month with the word “zigzaggedness,” earning the opportunity to compete in this spring’s Comcast South Shore Regional Spelling Bee, the local qualifier for the renowned Scripps National Spelling Bee. “We are proud to be sponsoring the Comcast South Shore Regional Spelling Bee as part of our ongoing commitment to invest in the local communities we serve,” said Steve Hackley, Senior Vice President of Comcast’s Greater Boston Region. “We are very excited to see Courtland at the regional competition and we look forward to sending a student from the South …
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Galvin Middle School
55 Pecunit St, Canton, MA
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