Wrentham Public Schools operates two elementary public schools that offer educational and extracurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through six. More than 1,250 students study in the schools that provide subjects, such as language, mathematics, social studies, computer science, music, art and health and physical education. The schools focus on the development of reading, writing and mathematical skills. They also offer a number of sports activities, including baseball, softball, football and soccer. The parent-teacher associations involve parents in a variety of school development activities and events. The Wrentham Public Schools are located in Wrentham, Mass.
Roderick Elementary School is a learning center that offers a range of academic options to students in grades four, five and six. It is a part of Wrentham Public Schools, which serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade six. The district s schools curricula include reading and math. Its schools operate parent-teacher organizations that encourage parental involvement in children s education. Wrentham Public Schools has an enrollment of more than 1,300 students. Its schools also maintain school councils, as well as provide food, health and transportation services. The district s schools administer English as a Second Language and Title I programs. Wrentham Public Schools serves Wrentham, Norfolk and Plainville in Massachusetts.
Wrentham Public Schools operates elementary schools that offer educational and extracurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through six. Located in Wrentham, Mass., the schools offer subjects, such as art, health, music, mathematics, language arts, physical education, science, social studies, technology and Spanish. The schools give special attention to the development of reading, writing and mathematical skills of their students. The institutions also serve lunch daily to all students who wish to participate in the school lunch program. The morning program provides breakfast to its students through a joint effort from the School Food Service. The schools receive Federal Commodity foods, Federal and State reimbursement and education, mandates and guidance from the Department of Education.
King Philip is Wrentham's public high school. As a regional school, it serves students from Wrentham, Norfolk and Plainville and endeavors to prepare them for college and the outside world.
