Recent Announcements
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Welcome Dr. Kristine Nash
OXPS is happy to welcome Dr. Kristine Nash to the District - she will join us as Interim Superintendent effective July 6th. Dr. Nash comes to us with over 40 years of experience in the field of education. She started her career as an English teacher then moved on to Principal, Director of Curriculum, Assistant Superintendent, and finally Superintendent serving in Hanover, MA for six years. Most recently, Dr. Nash served as Interim Superintendent for the Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District. A few specific areas of expertise for Dr. Nash include educational program analysis and redesign; training and leading in research-based best practices in curriculum, instruction, and assessment with focus on curriculum mapping; inquiry-based learning and performance assessment; budget analysis and restructuring; and mentoring and induction programs for administrators. We look forward to working with Dr. Nash - please join us in welcoming her to the OXPS community!
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Posted Jul 5, 2017, 8:06 AM by Helen Coffin
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SCHOOL BUS REGISTRATION - 2017/2018
Effective with the 2017/2018 school year, Oxford Public Schools is implementing a new “School Bus Registration” process for all grade levels. Parents/Guardians who require school bus transportation for their child(ren) are required to register each student for transportation services prior to August 1st. If you register after the August 1st deadline there is no guarantee of a bus stop near your home. Students who are registered for transportation will be issued a laminated bus pass in August. Only students registered for transportation with a valid bus pass may ride a school bus. More information can be found here. ELECTRONIC SCHOOL BUS REGISTRATION FORM |
Posted Jun 13, 2017, 6:44 AM by Helen Coffin
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2017-2018 School Committee Regular Meeting Dates
Posted Jun 7, 2017, 3:27 PM by Helen Coffin
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District and Schools Report Card
Below are links to our Massachusetts district and school report cards. An overview is provided in addition to the report cards. The purpose of the report card is to give parents information about their child’s school in terms of academic achievement and the professional qualifications of its teachers. By making this information available each year, parents will learn how their school is doing, what its goals are, and what they can do to work more effectively with their teachers and administrators.
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Posted Dec 16, 2016, 8:03 AM by Kadion Phillips
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