Comic Relief for Parents and Caregivers 
October, 31st is Black and Orange Day at KCC!
Monday is Halloween and black and orange day at KCC! Children will have plenty of opportunities with community events or with families to celebrate or not celebrate Halloween. At KCC, there are no costumes or parties, so please do not send students in with candy or costumes. On the 31st, students and staff can wear orange and black.
Thursday, 11/3/22
1) Visit mylifetouch.com
2)Enter your Picture day ID EVTNKKD3G
3) Want us to retake your pictures? simply return your original package on Picture retake day.
HEALTH OFFICE
Please remember to keep a change of clothing including socks and underwear in your child’s backpack daily or with their teacher if that is the classroom practice. If you sent in a change earlier in the year it may need to be updated with warmer clothing as we approach cooler times.
Please remember to email kccattendance@mpspk12.org email PRIOR to 9:05 a.m. to report if your child is going to be tardy or absent for the day. Please include the reason for absences and tardies. Emails received after 9:05 a.m. may result in you receiving an automated attendance call.
When sending in notes to the health office, your child’s teacher or the main office please use a FULL sized sheet of paper and include your child’s first and last name, grade, and child’s teacher.
Walk for Water
Good Day!
My name is Sadie Biehl and I am a graduating senior this year. Currently I am the President of the Key Club and for my Senior project I have planned a "Walk for Water" on Sunday, November 6th from 9am to 11am at the Mashpee Commons.
The Key Club is sponsoring this walk in collaboration with HOSA and the Human Rights Clubs. This walk consists of walking 1-2 miles around the Commons prior to the store's opening. You may start your walk anytime between 9-11 AM. (Registration takes place at the bandshell). The walk begins at the Bandshell on Steeple Street and will end in front of Siena Restaurant. At 11:00 AM we will have a raffle for all registered walkers. You can win a Mashpee Commons gift card or a gift card from area restaurants.
All proceeds will benefit the Thirst Project, an organization that raises money to build wells in villages that do not have access to clean water. The Thirst Project was started in Southern California by seven college students and has since grown into a massive student lead project across the United States that has provided clean drinking water to over 500,000 people. Our goal is to raise $12,500 which will fund one well for 450 people for 30+ years.
The recommended donation amount for students is $10, and for adults it is $20. Participants can either walk a one-mile loop or a two-mile loop. If you cannot walk but would like to donate checks can be mailed to:
MMHS Key Club
500 Old Barnstable Road
Mashpee, MA 02649
Please join us in supporting this amazing cause to save families!
The Montana Wilderness with Mr. Gus!
Mr. Gus returned to KCC this week to share his adventures in Montana! Mr. Gus is loving retirement and is part of our connected community! You are always welcome and can't wait to see you again!
October was Fire Safety Month
Firefighter Len Goldman taught us about fire safety, when to call 911, about good fire and bad fire, and how to stop, drop, and roll!! We can't wait to take a walking field trip to the firehouse in the spring to see all of his tools, gear, and fire truck! Thank you, Firefighter Lenny!!
KCC and QS Read Together!
KCC welcomed QS on Friday to read together! First graders and fourth graders sat down together at KCC to read their favorite books. It was great seeing the 4th graders back in the hallways of KCC!
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