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Nutrition The Little Compton School Department is committed to providing our students with nutritious, affordable meals during the school day. Cafeteria Menu For the current lunch menu, please check NutriSlice: https://lcsd.nutrislice.com/menu Meal Prices Breakfast Price -- $1.50 Lunch Price -- $3.00 Students eligible for reduced meals Breakfast Price -- Free Lunch Price -- Free School Meal Payments Click here to access your MySchoolBucks online account and check balances (There is a fee from the service provider assessed for using online purchases) Online payment is temporarily not available. Meals can still be purchased if there is a positive balance in the student account. You can sign in to check your students account balance. ____________________________ You can prepay for meals with cash or checks in a sealed envelope with your child's full name and the amount to be deposited into their account. Checks are made out to: Little Compton School Lunch Fund. Cash will be deposited into the students lunch account and no change will be given. (There are no additional fees added for using these payment methods) School Meal Benefit Application Our school meal program offers free meals for eligible families, and we encourage you to apply if you believe you may qualify. Families who qualify for reduced-priced meals will not be charged for breakfast and lunch meals until further notice. APPLY HERE How To Apply for Free and Reduced Price School Meals (English Version) How To Apply for Free and Reduced Price School Meals (Spanish Version) Free and Reduced Lunch Application (English Version) Free and Reduced Lunch Application (Spanish Version) FAQs about free school meals Please send completed form to: Wilbur & McMachon Schools c/o Meriah Dufur PO Box 178 Little Compton, RI 02837

Information Technology At Wilbur McMahon School, we prioritize the integration of technology into our educational framework, ensuring that every student from Pre-K to eighth grade is equipped with the tools necessary for a comprehensive learning experience. School Technology Student Technology Every student is provided with a touchscreen-enabled Chromebook, accompanied by a protective case and a charger Interactive Learning Each classroom is furnished with an interactive Promethean board and document camera, elevating instructional methods and providing students with an engaging learning environment Digital Learning The IT department manages Single Sign On for dozens of applications, as well as rostering for the majority of our e-learning platforms and resources used by the school, such as online libraries, virtual labs, and course management systems Troubleshooting IT operates a helpdesk assisting students, teachers, staff and families with technical assistance, also providing a similar service for main office and maintenance needs Professional Development We provide and coordinate ongoing technology training sessions and workshops for faculty and staff on a variety of topics Seamless Access Students are granted an official school email account, facilitating seamless communication and access to applications, tailored to suit the needs of each grade Simplified Logins To ensure that our younger learners can access our technology, students in grades Pre-K through 3 are provided with specialized QR Codes for easy, password-less login Network Infrastructure Providing management of the school's IT infrastructure, including Wi-Fi, routing, servers and network applications, HVAC, lighting, security and access control Cybersecurity We maintain state-of-the-art cybersecurity protocols, ensuring that all devices, networks, and platforms adhere to industry-leading security standards. We continuously monitor and update our systems in response to evolving threats Our Staff Thomas Ferraz Director of Information Technology Josh Guay IT Assistant Laura Sullivan IT Assistant Meriah Dufur Data Manager Need Help?

Student Support Services Our Mission Our Staff The Little Compton School Department’s Student Support Services department is fully committed to providing all students with opportunities along a continuum of services that offer access to and participation in the activities of the school and community environments as appropriate to the age and educational needs of the student. Services for students with disabilities are planned with long term outcomes in mind. Annual goals and objectives consider development in the areas of curriculum and instruction, functional skills such as; independent functioning, social and emotional functioning, communication, and career skills. We collaborate with school personnel to support the specialized instruction and services for our students. Parents are encouraged to work with the school’s Principal, Guidance Counselor, Teachers and Related Service Personnel throughout this process. Mark Dufresne Director of Student Support Services Early Childhood Coordinator mdufresne@lcsd.k12.ri.us Meriah Dufur Administrative Assistant Data Manager mdufur@lcsd.k12.ri.us Kimberly Smith Child Outreach Coordinator ksmith@lcsd.k12.ri.us If there is an indication that a student has a disability which impacts their educational performance they may be eligible for special education services. The process toward referral includes: MTSS Team (Multi-Tiered System of Supports – formerly “RTI”) Referral to the Eligibility Team with all necessary data and documentation – ETM Determination of Eligibility for Special Education Services-Case Conference If eligible, Development of an Individual Education Plan-IEP As special education services continue to expand and change, we remain steadfast to continue our commitment of providing appropriate services for child ren with special needs. We are always available to support families and their children. If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions regarding services, please do not hesitate to contact us. We can be reached at 401-592-0363. RI Special Education Procedural Safeguards Notice Your rights under IDEA and R.I. regulations. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), the federal law concerning the education of students with disabilities, and the Regulations of the Rhode Island Council on Elementary and Secondary Education Governing the Education of Children with Disabilities, require schools to provide you, the parents of a child with a disability, with a notice containing a full explanation of the procedural safeguards (your rights) available under IDEA and the R.I. regulations. Please click here or on the document preview to view it in full SECTION 504 PARENTS’ RIGHTS IN BRIEF Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 It is the policy of the Board of Education to provide a free and appropriate public education to and reasonable modification of policies, practices or procedures for each eligible student with a disability under Section 504. It is the intent of the District to ensure that students who are or may be eligible for accommodations, aids and services, and/or reasonable modification of policies, practices, or procedures under Section 504 are Identified, evaluated, and if eligible, provided with appropriate accommodations, aids and services, and/or reasonable modifications of policies, practices, or procedures. To view the document in full, please click here. SELAC Little Compton S pecial E ducation L ocal A dvisory C ommittee The mission of the Little Compton Special Education Local Advisory Council (SELAC) is to encourage honest and effective communication, understanding, and mutual respect in a supportive partnership inclusive of all students, parents, educators, and the community-at-large to ensure the delivery of appropriate and timely services to students with disabilities. Open Meetings take place at the Wilbur McMahon school. SELAC meets on a quarterly basis. The schedule will be posted to the RI Secretary of States website and at the Wilbur and McMahon School. Caretakers and community members can get involved by attending meetings, participating in discussions, volunteering for subcommittees, or providing input on issues related to special education. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact the Little Compton School Department’s Special Education office for more information. Learn More About SELAC Upcoming Events Past Events Little Compton Special Education Local Advisory Council (SELAC) Annual Notice of Meetings Wednesday October 7th, 2026 at 4:15 pm Wednesday January 13th, 2027 at 4:15 pm Wednesday March 17th, 2027 at 4:15 pm Wednesday May 19th, 2027 at 4:15 pm Unless otherwise posted, all meetings will be held in the Media Center at the Wilbur and McMahon School. Wednesday April 23rd , Portsmouth School Department Special Education Informational Meeting Little Compton Special Education Local Advisory Council (SELAC) Annual Notice of Meetings Wednesday February 12th, 2025 at 4:00 pm Wednesday March 19th, 2025 at 4:15 pm Wednesday April 23rd, 2025 at 5:00 pm Wednesday June 11th, 2025 at 4:15 pm Wednesday October 8th, 2025 at 4:15 pm Wednesday January 14th, 2026 at 4:15 pm Wednesday March 18th, 2026 at 4:15 pm Wednesday May 20th, 2026 at 4:15 pm