MRSD's Portrait of a Graduate
Monomoy Regional School District is embarking on the process of creating a "Portrait of a Graduate."
The creation of a Portrait of a Graduate will help inform Monomoy educators from elementary school through high school about the skillsets and mindsets today’s students and graduates need to be successful in their futures. As part of this process, there will be a number of focus groups held for students, parents and caregivers, staff, town officials, and business and community members, at which attendees can share their vision for Monomoy schools.
The dates for each focus group as well as more information on Monomoy’s Portrait of a Graduate endeavor can be found on the District's website. In the coming weeks, there will also be a survey sent out to allow stakeholders to share their input on this process. MRSD looks forward to hearing from many voices to help develop this “Portrait” to guide Monomoy schools in better preparing students for college, careers, and life.
Moving On Up - Internal Promotions
Two Team Chatham members have been promoted to new roles within our organization recently.
Michele Clarke is celebrating her 16th anniversary with the Town as our new Projects and Operations Assistant after serving as the Office Manager for the Community Development Department. Her experience working closely with the Principal Planner, Planning Board, and as the staff liaison the the Historical Commission uniquely qualifies her to take on new responsibilities on a variety of special projects,
Former Inspections Division Secretary Christina Bassett is stepping into the vacancy created by Michele's promotion and will serve as the Community Development Department's Office Manager. She has been a key collaborator in the Department in developing innovative and efficient departmental workflow processes.
Congratulations to Michele and Christina!
So, who will be our next Inspections Division Secretary? Stay tuned! (And if you are interested in joining Team Chatham, check out the opportunities.)
Voter Information
The deadline to vote in the upcoming election on November 8th is Saturday, October 29th.
In-person early voting will be held at the Town Clerk's Office, 549 Main Street, beginning on Saturday, October 22nd and continue through Friday, November 4th. Hours for in-person early voting will be 8:30 a.m. -2:30 p.m. on Saturdays and 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mondays- Fridays. There is no in-person early voting on Sundays.
If you have already submitted a postcard to vote by mail for "all elections this year" in 2022, you are all set! Your ballot will be mailed to you by mid-October. The last day to request a ballot by mail is November 1st. Completed ballots may be deposited in the Town Clerk's Ballot Dropbox, hand delivered to the Town Clerk's Office (both located at 549 Main Street) or mailed in the provided envelope. Ballots may not be hand delivered to the polls on Election Day.
Please remember to sign your ballot envelope - your ballot can not be counted without it!
Polls will be open on Election Day at the Community Center, 702 Main Street, from 7 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Any questions? Please call the Town Clerk's Office at 508-945-5101 for the answers!
Serving the Greater Community
Chatham Fire/Rescue personnel exemplify dedication to community and for many of them, that dedication reaches well beyond Chatham's borders.
Captain RJ Silvester is currently deployed with FEMA Massachusetts Task Force 1 in Florida assisting with search and rescue efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
MA Task Force 1 is one of 28 Urban Search & Rescue units in the country trained and equipped by FEMA.
Click here to View the More Information About Town Of Chatham : The Mainsheet October 7, 2022
