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SSCPS GRADUATION 2024
COMING JUNE 7TH @ 6 P.M.
SCHOOL RESOURCES
Please note that some of these resources have not yet been updated for the
2023-2024 school year, including bus transportation, food services, and more.
Updated resources will be posted within the coming weeks. Youth work permits are
currently updated.
SSCPS AFTERSCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
_______________
ALICIA SAVAGE
Here we are in the first full week of March and celebrations abound. On Level I
there are stunning student art displays commemorating the Year of the Dragon. We
are looking forward to African Diaspora Night tomorrow night following a
month-long celebration of Black History. March is Women’s History Month and it
seems that everywhere you look there are tributes and recognitions of women who
have contributed to the nation and the world.
Celebrations include achievements. Here at school all members of the Class of
2024 completed their Senior Debates, bringing this talented group of students
together in one room and one step closer to graduation. The Senior Debates are a
graduation requirement as well as a storied school tradition. We could not be
more proud of this class and all they have accomplished here at South Shore
Charter.
This year has been one of ongoing strategic planning as we map our direction for
the next five years. Our school community has been engaged with and immersed in
Strategic Planning Focus Groups. In January we held eleven Faculty and Staff
Focus Groups. Last week we held family focus groups throughout our sending
districts, Brockton, Randolph, and Weymouth, in addition to holding Family Focus
Groups on campus and by Zoom. Through these focus groups, we are learning why
families seek out our educational model and what they envision for the future of
South Shore Charter. Next week we will host Student Focus Groups and later in
March, two additional Family Focus Groups by Zoom. The Strategic Planning Focus
Groups have been an important initiative to hear multiple voices and
perspectives. We have been pleased with the commitment and participation from
our families. On behalf of the Strategic Planning Committee, I would like to
thank all school community members who have participated thus far.
In addition to Strategic Planning, student enrollment is another important
element of our school’s development. As a public charter school in Massachusetts
we would be remiss if we did not pay attention to statewide enrollment trends.
According to data provided by DESE, Massachusetts has shown a significant
decline in student enrollment by 3.85% over the past six years; approximately
36,672 fewer students statewide. It seems that schools everywhere are feeling
the impact of declining enrollment. As we look to the future, it is important to
consider the impact these trends may have on South Shore Charter.
We remain grateful for the families who believe in our mission of inspiring
every student to excel in academics, service, and life. Through the strategic
planning process and focus group feedback we have reaffirmed that we are college
preparatory for everyone. Despite nationwide discussions regarding the costs
versus value of a college education, we hold fast to the belief that higher
education is the best route for our students. College preparatory is what we
offer to carve out a path towards a successful life outcome for our students
beginning on Level I and continuing all the way to high school. This is the
vision that guides our mission.
We are not alone in our beliefs. Throughout the South Shore we are fortunate to
have continuously strong interest in our school. This year, we received
784 applications for 95 anticipated openings; reminding us all how our school’s
impact is widening. We remain grateful for our school community and our current
families who have shared their experiences at the South Shore Charter Public
School with others, spreading the word and supporting our mission.
The Enrollment Lottery will be held this upcoming Friday, March 8, 2024. This
will be a half day for students. With 784 applications to be sorted, it is a
tremendous undertaking. The months leading up to Friday have been filled with
admissions events and community outreach. Beginning on November 1, we actively
recruit new families throughout the South Shore for the upcoming school
year. This year we were able to host an enrollment Open House on November 2 at
both buildings. We hosted 225 visitors at 100 Longwater Circle and 71 visitors
at 700 Longwater Drive. During Talk to us Tuesday sessions in January and
February prospective students and families were able to visit the campus during
the day, tour the hallways and classrooms while classes were in session, and
meet students and teachers.
Anticipated openings are determined by the number of students currently
enrolled, the number of students graduating in June, and the number of students
who have indicated they will be returning next year on the Intent to
Return form. To determine optimal class size, taken into consideration are the
number of available seats at each grade level, academic programming, student
social/emotional health, and reaching all students in the classroom. Anticipated
openings are posted above and on the day of the Enrollment Lottery.
In addition to posting anticipated openings and the number of applications
received, we post the number of applications received from each sending
district. This year we received the highest number of applications from Brockton
(165), the second highest number of applications from Weymouth (155), and the
third highest number of applications from Randolph (100).
We are eagerly anticipating the Enrollment Lottery and the opportunity to
welcome new students and families to our school community. We are excited to
host accepted student events in March and we cannot wait to meet the newest
members of our school community.
Thank you for your ongoing enthusiasm and support as we define and embrace the
future of South Shore Charter Public School.
If you would like to view this Weekly Update in it's entirety click here.
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - ALICIA SAVAGE
Here we are in the first full week of March and celebrations abound. On Level I
there are stunning student art displays commemorating the Year of the Dragon. We
are looking forward to African Diaspora Night tomorrow night following a
month-long celebration of Black History. March is Women’s History Month and it
seems that everywhere you look there are tributes and recognitions of women who
have contributed to the nation and the world.
Celebrations include achievements. Here at school all members of the Class of
2024 completed their Senior Debates, bringing this talented group of students
together in one room and one step closer to graduation. The Senior Debates are a
graduation requirement as well as a storied school tradition. We could not be
more proud of this class and all they have accomplished here at South Shore
Charter.
This year has been one of ongoing strategic planning as we map our direction for
the next five years. Our school community has been engaged with and immersed in
Strategic Planning Focus Groups. In January we held eleven Faculty and Staff
Focus Groups. Last week we held family focus groups throughout our sending
districts, Brockton, Randolph, and Weymouth, in addition to holding Family Focus
Groups on campus and by Zoom. Through these focus groups, we are learning why
families seek out our educational model and what they envision for the future of
South Shore Charter. Next week we will host Student Focus Groups and later in
March, two additional Family Focus Groups by Zoom. The Strategic Planning Focus
Groups have been an important initiative to hear multiple voices and
perspectives. We have been pleased with the commitment and participation from
our families. On behalf of the Strategic Planning Committee, I would like to
thank all school community members who have participated thus far.
In addition to Strategic Planning, student enrollment is another important
element of our school’s development. As a public charter school in Massachusetts
we would be remiss if we did not pay attention to statewide enrollment trends.
According to data provided by DESE, Massachusetts has shown a significant
decline in student enrollment by 3.85% over the past six years; approximately
36,672 fewer students statewide. It seems that schools everywhere are feeling
the impact of declining enrollment. As we look to the future, it is important to
consider the impact these trends may have on South Shore Charter.
We remain grateful for the families who believe in our mission of inspiring
every student to excel in academics, service, and life. Through the strategic
planning process and focus group feedback we have reaffirmed that we are college
preparatory for everyone. Despite nationwide discussions regarding the costs
versus value of a college education, we hold fast to the belief that higher
education is the best route for our students. College preparatory is what we
offer to carve out a path towards a successful life outcome for our students
beginning on Level I and continuing all the way to high school. This is the
vision that guides our mission.
We are not alone in our beliefs. Throughout the South Shore we are fortunate to
have continuously strong interest in our school. This year, we received
784 applications for 95 anticipated openings; reminding us all how our school’s
impact is widening. We remain grateful for our school community and our current
families who have shared their experiences at the South Shore Charter Public
School with others, spreading the word and supporting our mission.
The Enrollment Lottery will be held this upcoming Friday, March 8, 2024. This
will be a half day for students. With 784 applications to be sorted, it is a
tremendous undertaking. The months leading up to Friday have been filled with
admissions events and community outreach. Beginning on November 1, we actively
recruit new families throughout the South Shore for the upcoming school
year. This year we were able to host an enrollment Open House on November 2 at
both buildings. We hosted 225 visitors at 100 Longwater Circle and 71 visitors
at 700 Longwater Drive. During Talk to us Tuesday sessions in January and
February prospective students and families were able to visit the campus during
the day, tour the hallways and classrooms while classes were in session, and
meet students and teachers.
Anticipated openings are determined by the number of students currently
enrolled, the number of students graduating in June, and the number of students
who have indicated they will be returning next year on the Intent to
Return form. To determine optimal class size, taken into consideration are the
number of available seats at each grade level, academic programming, student
social/emotional health, and reaching all students in the classroom. Anticipated
openings are posted above and on the day of the Enrollment Lottery.
In addition to posting anticipated openings and the number of applications
received, we post the number of applications received from each sending
district. This year we received the highest number of applications from Brockton
(165), the second highest number of applications from Weymouth (155), and the
third highest number of applications from Randolph (100).
We are eagerly anticipating the Enrollment Lottery and the opportunity to
welcome new students and families to our school community. We are excited to
host accepted student events in March and we cannot wait to meet the newest
members of our school community.
Thank you for your ongoing enthusiasm and support as we define and embrace the
future of South Shore Charter Public School.
If you would like to view this Weekly Update in it's entirety click here.
SSCPS MISSION STATEMENT
> "Inspiring every student to excel in academics, service, and life."
WHAT SETS US APART
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Entrepreneurship, The Arts, Communication, Technology, and Community service
Student guided projects & workshops
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Community service
100% College/University Acceptance
100% College/University Acceptance
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Excellence of Graduating Seniors
Senior Awards and Scholarships!
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