Webster Students Return To Classrooms
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Monday, August 30th is the first day of school in Webster for grades 1 through 12. In a post on Twitter, Superintendent of Webster Public Schools, Dr. Ruthann Petruno-Goguen wrote, “We are excited to welcome our students back and we have many great things planned!”
One item of note on the school calendar is another Covid-19 vaccination clinic coming to Bartlett High School on September 15th, open to any community member as well as students and staff.
After many months of at-home and remote learning, most students are expected to be back in the classroom for the 2021-2022 school year. Some Covid-19 restrictions have been eased, but face-covering masks will still be required for all students and staff inside school buildings. Students will not be required to wear a mask outdoors or for sports, but will those who ride a bus to school will need to wear one. (More on face mask rules here.)
For adults who want to continue their education, Webster Adult Basic Education Linkages is now enrolling students in free day and evening classes for GED/HiSET prep and English for speakers of other languages. Director of Operations Jenna Gouin tells THE LAKE 940, “if you are interested in signing up, you can join us on Tuesday, August 31st at 5:30 PM at Bartlett High School to enroll in face-to-face or remote classes. We have an option for everyone!”
Maybe you’ve been looking for work but haven’t found the right position yet? Or you may want to supplement your income with a great local part-time job? Director Gouin tells us, “Webster Adult Basic Education Linkages has numerous part-time teaching positions with both daytime and evening hours available. Come join our team today and make a difference in our students’ lives! We need you and THEY need you!”
The number to call for more information on signing up for classes, or to join the teaching team is (508) 949-8282.
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