Marlborough Public Schools

On May 29, Jaworek Elementary School proudly hosted its inaugural Inclusion Fair, where fifth grade students had the opportunity to learn about disabilities and the tools that support individuals with disabilities. From walking on crutches to navigating hallways in wheelchairs to learning sign language, our students gained invaluable insights through hands-on experience.

We are immensely proud of the Jaworek School and our district-wide special education staff and faculty members for their commitment to creating and hosting events that foster a unified district. Their dedication to embracing, celebrating and uplifting all students, both with and without disabilities, is truly inspiring!

Whitcomb Middle School held its first-ever Civics Students Showcase on May 22, and it was a truly impactful event.

Our eighth grade students impressed everyone with their passion and the preparation they put into their projects. They covered important topics that affect their peers and our community, such as substance use in adolescence, school start times and religious freedom. Our sixth and seventh graders also contributed significantly by asking insightful questions and demonstrating active listening skills.

We commend our civics team, Jacquie Carter and Caroline Cadel, for making this inaugural event a success. Their dedication is helping to prepare our students to become engaged and responsible members of our community.

Each year, students at Richer School participate in the annual poster contest organized by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. The theme of the contest changes each year, and this year, students were encouraged to explore topics related to water and sewer systems, conservation and environmental protection.

Our very own Manny Casillas III from Ms. Bordanca's second-grade class won second place in the K-2 category. The winners of the contest were recognized at an awards reception held on Friday at the MWRA Deer Island Plant in Winthrop. All winning entries will be displayed at the Metropolitan Waterworks Museum until September 2026.

Way to go, Manny!

The countdown to summer is on at Richer Elementary School and across our district, and we are making the final weeks of school count!

As we approach the exciting end of the year, the staff and faculty at Richer School are focusing on academics and assessments while creating lasting memories for our students. On Wednesday, they brought together students from the highest and lowest grade levels for a group photo to commemorate one of the last times they will all be in the same building together.

We are incredibly proud of our fifth-grade students for their dedication and for inspiring our younger learners to continue growing and learning. Best of luck to all our students moving up next year! We can't wait to see the wonderful things the future has in store for them.

Kindergarten registration is now open for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year! If you live in Marlborough and have a child who will turn five by Aug. 31, don’t miss the chance to register them online today.

Need a helping hand? Join us for our final Kindergarten Registration Workshop of the year on Thursday, May 21, from 4-7 p.m. at the Registration and Parent Outreach Center, 25 Union St., Marlborough.

Bring your required documents, and our team will be there to assist you through every step of the registration process. Plus, we offer interpretation and translation services to ensure everyone can participate.

Don't wait! Avoid the summer rush and secure your child's future today!

On Friday, we had an exciting adventure as some students from our Learning in Functional Environments Program visited Middlesex Savings Bank in Hudson for a tour!

Designed for individuals ages 18-22 with disabilities who haven’t received a regular high school diploma, our LIFE program aims to equip these young adults with essential life skills. During the visit, our LIFE program participants learned what a bank is, how to interact with a bank teller and even got hands-on experience using an ATM.

We’re thrilled to be collaborating with Middlesex Savings Bank to develop an engaging and accessible banking curriculum for our MHS programs. This tour was just the beginning of many exciting opportunities we have in store with them!