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Vocabulary Day Parade385 viewsA living, breathing, (and giggling) dictionary of vocabulary words displayed their intellect and imagination at Rochester Memorial School during its first annual Vocabulary Day Parade on April 4. Photo by Jean Perry
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“Noices Off!”385 viewsWhat do you mean the cover looks a little ‘off’ this week? It is! It’s ‘off’ as in “Noices Off!” What else should we do when we got one great production and two – yes, two – fabulous casts! Noises Off! premieres Thursday night at 7:30 pm, with a Friday and Saturday night show, plus a Sunday matinee at 2:00 pm. Photo by Felix Perez
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RMS Students vs. Staff Basketball Game385 viewsTough luck again this year for the sixth graders at RMS during the annual students vs. staff basketball game on Friday night. Although students were able to tie the game and gain a temporary slight lead, in the end the staff’s moves took them down, 60-56. Fifth graders, it’s up to you next year! Photos by Deina Zartman
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ORR Destination Imagination385 viewsORR Destination Imagination Senior Level Team ‘H Squared’ advances to Destination Imagination's Global Finals after winning the State Tournament at WPI. Pictured here: Ben Lafrance, Maggie Farrell, Kelsea Kidney, Tina Rood, Patrick O’Neil and Brett Rood. Photo courtesy Tina Rood
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Stayin’ Alive 385 viewsSurvival Week at ORR Junior High kicked off on the early morning of Sunday, June 17, as the 7th-graders boarded the busses for Western Massachusetts for a week of roughing it in the wild. And for this generation, that simply means no electronic devices and no Dunkin’ Donuts. Survival is now in its 46th year and still going strong. Some, like Survival leader Kevin “KT the Kilt Man” Thompson, have attended Survival since they were 7th-graders 30 years ago. Photos by Jean Perry
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Heathers385 views“Heathers: The Musical (High School Edition)” is Tabor Academy’s pick for this year’s winter musical opening on Thursday, February 14, and running through Saturday, February 16. The shows start at 7:30 pm at Tabor’s Fireman Center for the Performing Arts in Hoyt Hall at 245 Front Street, Marion. The shows are free and open to the general public, and no tickets or reservations are required. Photos by Jean Perry
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Vocabulary Day 385 viewsIt was Vocabulary Day at Rochester Memorial School on March 15, which means the 4th-graders were a living, breathing dictionary as they paraded the halls dressed as a new vocabulary word they chose to learn and personify! Photos by Jean Perry
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Senior Walk385 viewsSeniors from ORR took their annual senior walk on May 31, an event that takes the students from each of the Tri-Towns and sends them back to their home elementary schools for a nostalgic walk through the halls one last time as students. Pictured here are the Rochester students enjoying a last visit to Rochester Memorial School. Photos by Jean Perry
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Quilt Donation384 viewsDiane LeRoys second graders at the Center School made this flannel quilt from recycled scraps and donated it to the New Bedford Womens Shelter on June 3, 2010. Photo by Anne OBrien-Kakley.
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Bulldog Dash384 viewsMore than 200 walkers and runners, young and old, came out on a sunny and cold Saturday on November 27, 2010 for the Bulldog Dash. The event raised money to help offset new extracurricular student fees. Photos by Laura Pedulli.
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Night of Jazz384 viewsOld Rochester Regional's Night of Jazz was held on Tuesday evening, April 12, 2011 and was the last for these seven ORR Seniors who will be graduating in June. These talented musicians have been playing together since seventh grade and are under the direction of James Farmer- who does double duty with the Junior and Senior High Jazz Bands. Photo left to right:
Jazz Seniors Rosemary Ramos, Travis Bliss, Kyle Wheeler, Ian Jones, Ben Burns, Mike Gifford and Michael Cordeiro. Photo courtesy of Debra Cordeiro.
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Ed the Wizard384 viewsEd The Wizard entertains children with a program of magic and reading at the Rochester Memorial School on Wednesday, June 8, 2011. The program, which promoting reading and literacy, was made possible by a grant from the Rochester Cultural Council in partnership with the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Photo by Chris Martin.
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