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November 30, 2020

Welcome back -

I hope you all enjoyed Thanksgiving and had a chance for some downtime.

Better late than never I'd like to welcome to Jacoby James Phillips, born on October 30! Mom, dad, and big brother Jude are super excited and all are doing well. And welcome back to Jimmy! 



We are also so excited for the Moshkovitz family. Thanks for sending the pics of Horatio. We will miss you the next couple of months Mosh but know you will be enjoying all the special moments at home with Ray.

Matt Banks will be serving as the long-term substitute for Mosh until he returns. 

NEASC news: Thanks to Marybeth and Bill who have been working hard to pull together the work you have all done over the past two years to finalize our NEASC Decennial report. Our visit is just two weeks away. The team will be joining us virtually December 13-16. The schedule will be developed in the next couple of days and we will let you know if the team members will be virtually joining you. Thanks to all of you who have volunteered already. 

We will have several students out over the next week due to holiday travel. Please work with them to help them keep up with their academics. 

This free conference came up in MB's library group. Check it out! Future of Educational Technology Conference. 

https://www.fetc.org/register


The Ashland Business Association is sponsoring a Virtual Comedy Night with Corey Rodrigues & Friends. Corey is a Comedian, Actor, Radio Personality, and an Ashland Resident.  It will be an opportunity for a family to sit safely in their home and enjoy a night of laughter as well as giving back.  The cost to attend is only $10 with the ability to get a surprise package from local businesses for $40.  All proceeds benefit the ABA Scholarship Program and the Ashland Emergency Fund.

ABA Comedy Night

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