Wareham Jr. Sr. Cooperative High School





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Motivational Speaker Addresses Wareham Students

Contact Person Mrs. Cheryl Scannell 508-291-3526 ext. 19

Cheryl Scannell along with local artist Pam Rainey and a group of Art students from the Wareham Cooperative JR/SR High School recently completed a mural on the back of the boys and girls club. The theme is “Our Wareham Water Heritage.” The mural depicts Wareham being the gateway Cape Cod and Buzzards Bay.

Students from the Wareham Cooperative JR/SR High School finished their first session of their Community Service Learning program. Included in this was building a green house to produce vegetables for local food pantries, building an irrigation system for the lawn, gardens and the greenhouse around the school, refurbishing a shed to store all of the outside tools, building picnic tables for students to eat lunch outside, building planters and painting to beatify the property.

Students from the Wareham Cooperative JR/SR High School are now involved in Community Service Learning with local business including the Community Resource Network, Everett Educational Center, Gateway Adult Center, Tremont Nursing Home, Wareham Boys and Girls Club, Wareham Community Television, Wareham Free Library, Wareham Family Planning and Wareham Town Hall Maintenance.

On Friday November 13, 2009 the Wareham Cooperative JR/SR High School will be conducting a field trip to the Plymouth County House of Correction. The field trip will begin at 9:00 AM and students will have a tour of the facility and will have an opportunity to hear from a few inmates. The inmates will speak to the students about the dangers of substance abuse and about poor decision making. This program is part of the health and wellness program at the Wareham Cooperative School.

On Friday November 20 @ 9:10 AM at the WHS Auditorium the Wareham Cooperative School will host guest speaker Mark Mainell. Mark is a motivational speaker who will have a positive message to students that may be dealing with stress outside of school. Mark was a ninth grade dropout who spent much of his time on “the streets.” Mark latter returned to school received his G.E.D. and then went on to college. Mark spent years in the business community. After performing a reassessment of his life’s goals Mark is now focused on helping others realize their maximum potential for success. Mark has since been a guest speaker all over the country and is celebrating his 33 year as a national lecturer.

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