Morning Announcements
2/04/21
The drama club is proud to present their newest production: " Close Proximity" on Thursday, February 11th, at 5:30 & 7 PM. This showcase of 10-minute one-act scenes includes comedy, drama, and virtual performances. Space is limited, so guests must sign up ahead of time. See or email Mrs. Brogna to reserve your spot. A $5 donation is suggested to help support the drama club and future performances. See you at the show!
Part time Job opportunity
Secretary - Part time for Finance Committee. The Finance Committee typically meets every other Thursday at 6:30pm beginning in February through May. Hours are approximately 8-10hrs/month @ $25/hour. If interested please email Linda Torres, Assistant Town Administrator/HR Director at ltorres@wbridgewater.com
(2/4)Today’s lunch is original crispy or spicy chicken patties, grilled cheese with chicken noodles soup or Original cheese pizza. In addition to chicken caesar salads, chicken caesar wraps, turkey subs and Uncrustable grab and gos, the cafe is offering chicken bacon ranch wraps and salad. Pancakes with tots, breakfast sandwiches, soft pretzels and assorted pastries are available at break.
Please use the hand sanitizer provided at the entrance to the serving area and maintain social distancing.
Just a reminder that meals at break and lunch are free to every student for the entire school year!! We are all hearing how important it is to support local businesses this year. What’s more local than your very own school? Grab your free take out meals on your way out the door on TOMORROW and help support WB!
February Is black History Month. To celebrate our nation’s diversity every friday this month we will profile one African American hero and their story:
Harriet Tubman was born in the year 1820. She escaped slavery in 1849 to become a leading abolitionist. It is estimated that she led over one thousand enslaved people to freedom along the route of the Underground Railroad, and through daring raid missions during the war. Astonishingly, Tubman never lost a single person during these escapes. She was clever, determined, and courageous in this most dangerous yet pressing work rising to the mythical status of “Mother Moses” leading her people into freedom. During the Civil War Tubman aided the Union Army working as a scout, nurse, and spy. After the war she helped poor slaves and the elderly, always giving of herself in the aid of others. Harriet Tubman passed away on March 10th, 1913. To honor her life and accomplishments, in 2016, the U.S, Treasury Department announced that Tubman will be the new face on the 20 dollar bill.