The New York Times bestselling author Jeanette Walls wrote “One benefit of summer was that each day we had more light to read by.” Summer...

Higher Education Partnerships with the Social Studies and History Department Teaching and learning, as we often write about on this blog,...

As a student herself, Brooke Snow fell in love with theater and all that it gave her as a person, as a student and as a performer. While...

“Using innovative propulsion technologies, along with a light-censored camera system, the robot will autonomously move to a precise...

In the 2017-2018 school year several teachers across the elementary schools in the three towns of Pentucket began to use some common math...

The launch of the coffee cart program Friday mornings have become a little more exciting on the campus of Pentucket Regional Middle High...

In this November 2023 blog we have three of our district Occupational Therapists as guest authors! The digital age has made many things...

Each year, October is recognized worldwide as Dyslexia Awareness Month, a time to come together to raise awareness and share resources...

Over the past five years the district has been moving their literacy instruction to a tiered system that is based on the science of...

As the “science of reading” seems to be taking hold in districts across the country, it is a phrase that has roots that are not so new....

While there has been a great deal of new coverage in recent weeks about AI - or Artificial Intelligence, much of it has been critical of...

Through our curriculum review cycle last year, science was the content area the review team focused on. While we have adopted core text...

“The focus of a 21st Century curriculum for world languages is on looking for the skills needed to build target language proficiency and...

Inherent Beginnings Music education intrinsically encompasses the uppermost levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy and the 4 C’s of 20th Century...

“You cannot write about what you do not know, and the more you know about a topic the better your writing is likely to be”. - Hochman and...

How does wind change the Earth’s surface? This is one of the recent questions that Danielle Stone’s 7th grade science class was seeking...

A second grade classroom in late November appears from the outside to be organized chaos. There are groups of students working...

Preparing for Wit & Wisdom As our students returned to school this year, our Middle School and High School students returned to an...

In Pentucket we understand that adults are lifelong learners as well and at its core, the school system is a teaching and learning...

Starting in July, Pentucket will begin a three year anticipated partnership with Mass Insight, an organization that works with schools to...