This week at Carver Schools: January 27-31, 2025

See the events calendar for more information on upcoming events!

NEWS & UPDATES

Middle School Yearbooks for sale

Middle School Yearbooks are now for sale and the deadline to order is coming up!!

Books are $30, online payment only.
Deadline is Friday, January 31st!
Limited amount available.

Order online by clicking HERE

Congratulations to the Unified Sports Teams on their recent competitions!

On Saturday, January 25, members of the Student Council Unified Team traveled to Middleboro High School to participate in Special Olympics, Unified Bocce where Carver teamed up with King Philip HS to compete against other schools around the state!

and the Unified Basketball Team had a great time scrimmaging the JV Girls Basketball Team on January 15!

See the Unified Basketball schedule on the Arbiter Sports schedules found on our Athletics website at http://www.carver.org/athletics

Middle School Movie Loft: Wonka – Grades 6-8
2:00p – 4:00p | Carver Middle High School

Student Government Grades 6-8 will be showing the movie “Wonka” in the auditorium on Friday, January 31 from 2 – 4pm. A $3 donation is suggested and snacks will be sold.

NEW: Permission Slip Is Required, please see Mr. Wechter or click the link below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CALgDD2-5iYpaiGtEd4zUka1w-5mW_jtradGhHdVk3Y/edit?usp=sharing

$3.00 donations will go towards hot cocoa and the American Red Cross Wildfire Relief fund.

For more information, contact Mr. Wechter at wechterd@carver.org or Mr. Sullivan at sullivans@carver.org.

Congratulations to Crusader Athletes of the Week:
January 22, 2025

NATE HELMS – Boys Basketball
ALYSSA VIRDEN – Indoor Track & Field

Visit our “Excellence” pages for more wonderful student celebrations and achievements:

FUNDRAISERS & COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENTS:

SweetFrog – Plymouth
January 30, 2025 — 5p-8p
Supporting the Class of 2028
Dana Farber Donations
January 27-February 3, 2025
Sponsored by the CMHS Student Council
Collecting new donated items for Dana Farber Patients to be put into multiple “Care Baskets” in hopes that it will provide joy and comfort for the patients during their cancer treatment. PLEASE see the suggested list below, and again only new and packaged items.
- lotions with no scent
- crossword or other puzzle books
- tissues
- fuzzy socks
- blankets
- warm hats (winter caps)
- refillable water bottles
- card games
- gas gift cards (to cover travel costs to treatments)
Donations can be brought into school by students (Grades 6-12) or dropped off by any family or community members. Either brought to the main office or given to Mr. Tresca.

Students in grades 10-12 can earn community service hours towards their graduation requirement. Be sure to bring these items directly to Mr. Tresca so he can “sign off” as the adult supervisor.