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Mrs. Alyssa Celentano - school counselor
celentanoa@wrenthamschools.or
508-384-5435 x3170
Mrs. Rachel Duffy - school psychologist
duffyr@wrenthamschools.org
508-384-5435 x3190
Ms. Sara Lazzaro - school counselor
lazzaros@wrenthamschools.org
508-384-5435 x3140
October’s word of the month, and focus for schoolwide classroom lessons, is Responsibility. Lessons have started in some classrooms and will continue throughout the month. Discussions have focused on responsibilities the students have at school and at home, effort and decision making.
What is it? Responsibility is doing what you are supposed to do when you are supposed to do it and accepting the positive and negative consequences of your actions.
Why is it important? Responsibility is an essential life skill and will allow children to become better students and constructive members of society.
What does it look like? Student responsibility occurs when students make choices and take actions which lead them towards their educational goals. Responsibility at home may look like the child waking up on their own or setting an alarm, packing their lunch independently, feeding the dog, unloading the dishwasher, doing laundry.
