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SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING RESTORATIVE PRACTICES EDUCATIONAL EQUITY The faculty and staff at Wilbur McMahon School are committed to being your partners in your child's education, and whole-community participation is crucial when it comes to the social, emotional, academic, and intercultural development of all children. It really does take a village to support all children in becoming their best and highest selves. For example, at Wilbur McMahon School (WMS), healthy relationships, celebrating one's uniqueness and that of others, and bullying prevention are a priority year-round with a variety of programs. This starts in the classroom with Open Circle , a Social Emotional Learning/Educational Equity (SELEE) curriculum for grades kindergarten through 5. Open Circle is incorporated into the curriculum during weekly extended homerooms. WMS' specialists, special educators, co-curricular teachers, and Teaching Assistants have also completed training and are paired with homeroom teachers to support and be a part of Open Circle -- making it truly school wide in grades K-5. In grades 6, 7 and 8, WMS has implemented Choose Love , which teaches students to manage their emotions, set goals, show empathy and make responsible decisions. Choose Love is part of the curriculum two times per week and is run by WMS' Counselor/Social Worker. Since the spring of 2020, all middle school teachers and specialists completed and/or began Tier I training in implementing the International Baccalaureate' Middle Years Program (IB MYP), which turns our curriculum upside down -- in a good way. From Ibo.org: "IB MYP aims to develop active learners and internationally minded young people who can empathize with others and pursue lives of purpose and meaning. The program empowers students to inquire into a wide range of issues and ideas of significance locally, nationally and globally. The result is young people who are creative, critical and reflective thinkers." All staff (Certified Staff, Teacher Assistants, Administration) completed a minimum of 10 hours of PD leading to earn a Basic Restorative Tools Certificate , which includes content focused on cultural sensitivity. (https://yrpofri.org/ ). That training continues with all new hires. None of us can do this work alone. Accordingly, the Little Compton School Department is partnering with the local public library on an Intercultural Development Community Book Club for adults. Ta-Nehisi Coates' book Between the World and Me (LCSD purchased multiple loaner copies) is the group's first read. Other intercultural works being considered for future book discussions are Once A Girl, Always a Boy (co-authors led book discussion) , and Being Heumann (author led book discussion) . They are deep reads and spark thoughtful discussions around issues of identity, race, religion, and being differently-abled. The Little Compton School Department is committed to being partners in all facets of a child's education. The critical work around empathy, diversity, and cultural sensitivity is ongoing and integrated across content areas and grades for whole-school progression. The Little Compton School Department is committed to a safe and healthy learning environment and a dynamic, responsive, impactful curriculum.

Calendars 2024-2025 District Calendar 2025-2026 District Calendar Annual Notice of SC Meetings LCSD Diversity Calendar Upcoming Important Dates and Events Facilities Frequently Requested spaces and their reservation status Please refer to this calendar before making a Use of Facilities request to ensure the space is available. Colors: Blue: Gym Red: Commons Green: Cafeteria Orange: Media Center

Non-Public Textbook Loan Program Submit your order here Textbooks are now available for loan Orders accepted until July 7th, 2025 . Pickup windows will be emailed when order is ready. Book returns are to be delivered to the WMS Main Office from June 23 - 27, 9AM to 2:30PM . Return slips must be completed at time of return. Textbooks available for loan can be found on the RI Department of Education website. Questions can be sent to the Materials Resource Consultant , Linda Audette at laudette@lcsd.k12.ri.us

RIDE/RIDOH Gun Safety and Suicide Prevention Materials In accordance with Rhode Island State Law S2202, all school districts are required to annually distribute informational flyers to all enrolled students and their families regarding the importance of secure firearm storage, associated risks, state storage laws, and available suicide prevention and behavioral health resources. Gun Safety and Suicide Prevention Materials Attached below are multilingual flyers (English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French) developed by the Rhode Island Departments of Health and Rhode Island Department of Education to support compliance with this requirement. The Rhode Island full legislation can be found here S2202.pdf . Secure Storage Suicide Prevention Other Resources RIDE_RIDOH_Onepager_English Secure Storage Suicide Prevention Other Resources RIDE_RIDOH_Onepager_Spanish Secure Storage Suicide Prevention Other Resources RIDE_RIDOH_Onepager_French Secure Storage Suicide Prevention Other Resources RIDE_RIDOH_Onepager_Portuguese Secure Storage Information and Awareness from RIDE/RIDOH: WARNING: Access to a firearm in the home significantly increases the risk of suicide, death during domestic violence disputes, and the unintentional death of children, household members, or others. If you or a loved one is experiencing distress and/or depression, call the 988 Suicide and Crisis hotline or text "HOME" to 741741. Secure firearm storage is the law in Rhode Island. Rhode Island state law requires gun owners to securely store their firearms any time the firearms are not in their possession or control and to securely store firearms in premises under their control where a child or person prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms is likely to gain access to them. Failure to securely firearms as required by law may result in fines and/or criminal prosecution.

Enrolling Your Student The first step to enroll your student is completing the inquiry form. From there, we will guide you through the process. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions. Phone 401.592.0363 Email office@lcsd.k12.ri.us Registration Requirements for WMS Registration Requirements for Home Instruction Important Forms and Documents Not a resident? Not a problem! Wilbur and McMahon Schools accepts out-of-district students through our tuition program. Please complete the above form and we will assist you through the next steps. Looking to visit? Tours are offered during the day when school is in session. To schedule a tour, simply check 'Yes please' in the inquiry form. When can I enroll my student? Wilbur and McMahon Schools offers rolling enrollment, so you can start the process at anytime. Kindergarten Enrollment The start of the enrollment process for all grades begins with the above inquiry form. We then ask that your student participates in our Child Outreach Screening Please complete the form and email a copy to our Child Outreach Coordinator, Kim Smith. ksmith@lcsd.k12.ri.us Child Outreach Screenings take place on Wednesdays from 9am to 2pm and are scheduled once forms have been received. Child Outreach Screening Registration

Families If you're looking for something and don't see it, please reach out to office@lcsd.k12.ri.us for assistance. More resources may be found below. Forms and Documents Student Handbook Transportation Back to School Nutrition Scholarships Looking to Register for Sports? All students participating in fall sports need to have all of the paperwork completed and meet all the academic and behavioral expectations in order to practice and participate. The following components are required for your child to participate in a sport at Wilbur and McMahon Schools: Completed Annual Biographical Paperwork Updated physical and vaccinations Completed Fall Sports Registration These can be found in ALMA Start - Click on Begin New Process. An updated physical is required for all sport registrations If you are registering multiple students, you must complete the registration for each student. ALMA Start More Resources Attendance ParentSquare School Nurse Calendars See Something, Say Something ALMA Registration Portsmouth High Important Information about School Lunches Unfortunately, school meals are no longer free for all students as they have been for the past two years because of the pandemic. Students must be approved for free meal benefits or have money in their school meal accounts to buy any meals, food or beverage item. Do not guess if you are eligible -- 68 percent of Rhode Island students get free or reduced-price school meals. All meal benefit application information is private and confidential. To get an application please see the attached forms. More information, including the application and instructions on how to apply are available on the Nutrition section of the website. Safe Schools See Something, Say Something Bullying Report Form RI Statewide Bullying Policy Useful Links BoardDocs RI Department of Education LCSD/WMS Report Card Google Status Dashboard Community WMS Library Catalog Brownell Library Little Compton Prevention Coalition Sakonnet PTO Town of Little Compton CodeRED - Little Compton Alerts

Home Instruction To begin the registration process, please fill in the inquiry form on our enrollment webpage. Please check off the box I am enrolling as a Home Instructed Student. Click here to review the Home Instruction Policy. All families requesting to homeschool your child/children are asked to register your child with the Little Compton School Department. You will need to submit a copy of your child's birth certificate, two proofs of residency and a copy of your ID along with your Letter of Intent. Your homeschool request will be brought to the school committee for approval once your child is registered in our district. If you have any questions, please contact the Home Instruction Coordinator, Mary Elizabeth Miller at 401-592-0363 Ext 1004 or mmiller@lcsd.k12.ri.us

Scholarships LCSC Scholarship application window is closed. Rewards to be announced at School Committee Meeting. Please email questions to schoolcommitteeclerk@lcsd.k12.ri.us Little Compton School Committee Scholarships 2025 COMPLETED APPLICATION DUE BY MAY 30th, 2025 James Webster Coombs Memorial Scholarship Leslie Briggs Coombs Memorial Scholarship Ruth Coombs Bogle Memorial Scholarship Doris E. Simmons Memorial Scholarship Anthony Raposa Scholarship There is one application for all five scholarships! What to Submit: This application becomes valid only when the following have been submitted by the due date: Completed application including all sections Transcript of high school grades, including GPA and weighted GPA If you are applying for the Anthony Raposa Education Trust Scholarship, include a recommendation from the High School Principal or Guidance Counselor. How to Submit: Choose one of the following ways to submit your completed application: Complete the Online Scholarship Application Form 2025 , upload supplemental documents and submit electronically. Use the Printable Scholarship Application Form 2025 and email PDFs of the application, transcript and, if applicable, the recommendation to schoolcommitteeclerk @lcsd.k12.ri.us Use the Printable Scholarship Application Form 2025 and mail completed application, transcript and, if applicable, the recommendation to the following address: Wilbur & McMahon School Attn: School Committee Clerk 28 Commons Little Compton RI, 02837 Deadline: April 30th 2025 Applicants are responsible for seeing that all supporting documents are submitted in a timely manner. Only applications found to be complete as of the deadline will be reviewed. Additional Local Area Scholarships 2025 Scholarships compiled by PHS For more information click here Scholarship Little Compton Click here for application Providing Scholarships to Little Compton Students Pursuing Higher Education. Little Compton Grange Scholarship Little Compton Grange Scholarship Application

Finances + RFPs All financial information can be found in one of the following sections Finances Budget and Salaries Employment Contracts Vendor Contracts ESSER III RFPs Financial Transparency Budget and Salaries FY 26 (Proposed) Budget Summary FY 26 School Budget Message FY 26 School Budget Report FY 25 (Proposed) Budget Summary FY 25 School Budget Message FY 25 School Budget Report FY 24 (Proposed) Budget Summary FY 24 School Budget Message FY 24 School Budget Report FY 23 School Budget Report FY 23 Budget Message FY 23 (Propos ed) Budget Summary 24-25 Salaries 23-24 Salaries 22-23 Salaries 21-22 Budget 21-22 Salaries 20-21 Budget 20-21 Salaries 19-20 Salaries 19-20 Budget 18-19 Budget 18-19 Salaries 17-18 Budget 17-18 Salaries Employment Contracts Superintendent Contract Director of IT Contract Director of HR & Admin Assistant to Superintendent WMS Principal Contract Student Support Services Director Contract SSS Administrative Asst./Data Coordinator Contract LCESP Contract 24-27 LCTA Contract 25-28 Vendor Contracts More info coming soon ESSER III ESSER III Summary Document RFPs Current Requests for Proposals Wilbur & McMahon Schools HVAC Renovations Download the RFP and access associated links --------------------------- Past R equests 1. Media Center Renovation and 2. (exterior west entrance) Water Infiltration Mitigation Download the RFP Wilbur & McMahon Schools Art/STEM Room Renovation Dear Vendors, Please follow this link to access drawings and specifications. Wilbur & McMahon Schools Gymnatorium A/V Upgrade Download the RFP Supplemental Images and DWG -------------- REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL S SPECIAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES Download the RFP -------------- Tuition Opportunities for High School Students Download the RFP

Welcome Back! Little Compton School Department uses Alma , a software system to help us better manage school, classroom, and student information. Alma is a secure, easy-to-use online system that brings important school information and tools together in one place. We expect this to save school leaders and teachers time and make it easier to get a complete view of what’s happening with each student’s learning. ALMA login Important Pages TRANSPORTATION WMS busing is provided by FirstStudent. Bus routes and contact information can be found on our transportation page. TRANSPORTATION NUTRITION Breakfast and lunch is curated by Chartwells. Access our online menu and payment through Mosaic. For more information, go to our nutrition page. NUTRITION PARENTSQUARE ParentSquare is the best way to stay up-to-date on all of your students activities. PARENTSQUARE SNAP HEALTH Student health records are now on SNAP Health. Access your parent portal below. SNAP HEALTH If you have more than one student enrolled at our school, you can access each student’s information with a single login. You can also find frequently asked questions about Alma at What is Alma? Who uses Alma? What are the benefits of Alma?. In addition to educator tools, Alma offers a parent and student dashboard to help the student’s support system stay informed and on track with their learning. Alma provides access to: School Calendar Staff Directory Class Rosters Attendance History Assignments Grades Activities Locker, Bus and Student ID information …and so much more You and/or your student(s) will receive an email from Alma on August 30th, 2024 with information about how to set up your account and log in. Once your account is configured, you may immediately proceed to Alma Start - the registration and paperwork component of our new SIS. If you choose to complete the paperwork at a later time, you can access Alma Start via your portal homepage or by using this link. Additional information on how to complete this process is available here . If you do not receive your account activation email by the end of day Friday please contact helpdesk@lcsd.k12.ri.us. Send us an email Additional Resources Logging into ALMA Filling in your back to school packet detailed instructions Frequently asked questions about Alma

All Posts District School Community Front Page Awards IB In the Media Log in / Sign up Mar 14, 2023 Special Education Transition Consultant Meet and Greet 57 views Dec 15, 2022 12/16/22 is the deadline for contributions to WMS' Annual Giving Tree - kcorrigan@lcsd.k12.ri.us 25 views Dec 15, 2022 Seeking WMS Science and Engineering Fair Judges for Wednesday, January 18, 2023 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. 26 views Oct 28, 2022 After-School Library Access! After-school library is held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:00pm - 4:00pm Students who would like to stay and visit the library will... 43 views Oct 28, 2022 Beginner Ballet is back! In a partnership with Island Moving Company, ballet lessons are being offered to our students. It's not too late to sign up for weekly... 22 views Oct 12, 2022 FIRST Tech Challenge is on! With the FIRST Tech Challenge slated for early 2023, the Wilbur Lightning FIRST Tech Challenge team members have finished the base of... 42 views Oct 12, 2022 Listening Session Wednesday 19 Oct 22! REMINDER Wednesday, 19 Oct 2022 @ 5:30pm to 6:30pm @ the LCCC: Enjoy a free dinner, free on-site childcare for that hour, and a $25 Visa... 10 views Oct 11, 2022 Rehearsals are about to begin for Shrek Jr. the Musical! Save the dates -- Rehearsals are about to begin for Shrek Jr. the Musical. It's a show you won't want to miss on Friday, March 31 and... 43 views Sep 23, 2022 Flu Clinic 2022 46 views Sep 7, 2022 Eighth Annual Family Dinner Night is September 26th! All are welcome to attend! The Little Compton Prevention Coalition will be hosting its Eighth Annual Family Dinner Night on Monday,... 64 views Aug 28, 2022 Important Information about School Lunches Unfortunately, school meals are no longer free for all students as they have been for the past two years because of the pandemic.... 16 views May 24, 2022 Little Compton schools accepting out-of-district tuition students LITTLE COMPTON, R.I. (WLNE) — Little Compton schools is allowing students from outside of the district to enroll in classes with a... 123 views May 24, 2022 8th Grade says 'Goodbye' to WMS Twenty-three eighth graders moved on to their next chapter in their educational careers! Families listen to Rowan Manchester deliver her... 79 views May 24, 2022 Help Wanted: Substitutes Wilbur & McMahon Schools Needs You! We're currently hiring substitutes. If you're interested in substituting for a teacher, teachers'... 44 views

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