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Wrentham Elementary Core ValuesTop of Page

Respect * Communication * Collaboration * Responsibility * Continuous Growth and Learning

Pre-K through Grade 6
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Wrentham Public Schools is a Pre-K through Grade 6 school system with two main buildings on a campus near the town center.

Grades Pre-K through three are in the Delaney School, which includes the Janelli Annex.
Grades four through six are in the Roderick School.
The Vogel Building, built in 1935, is home to several subject specialists' classrooms and offices.

The school has around 900 enrolled students and 80 teachers.

District OfficeTop of Page

The District Office (Janelli Annex Office) is where you find the Superintendent's Office and the Business Office.

Here they:

Process payroll, bills and school purchasing
Serve as the human resources department
Manage tuition and fee collection through FACTS Management
Make Facility Use reservations and process CORI requests
Serve students and families in grades two and three

Tuition PaymentsTop of Page

Tuitions are paid through FACTS Management. Monthly payment plans may only be made by automatic payments from a bank account. Other forms of payment require that the total cost is paid in full by the beginning of the school year.

Other Fees and PaymentsTop of Page

When making out checks for field trips or other school activities, please use blue or black ink only. Please make checks payable to: Wrentham Public Schools.

Bid Bulletins

School Hours
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Student Hours are 8:20am-2:45pm (See: Attendance)
School Year Office Hours are 7:45am-3:30pm
Summer Office Hours are 9:00am-3:00pm, Monday through Thursday
Next Year's School Calendar

Freedom of Information Contact
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Please direct requests for student records or other information to Laurie Green, Assistant to the Superintendent, at greenl@wrenthamschools.org or 508-384-5430 X4000.

Cancellations and DelaysTop of Page

Whenever inclement weather is forecast, the Superintendent communicates directly with the Wrentham Police Department, the Wrentham Department of Public Works, the bus company, and the area superintendents to obtain information on the conditions of roads and sidewalks in the town and area.

Safety is always the central issue in the cancellation, delayed opening, or early dismissal of school. If any parent is concerned about the safety of their children on any day school is in session, that parent may choose to keep their children home.

When the Superintendent cancels school, local radio and television stations will be notified. Parents may tune into channels WBZ 4 or Fox on their televisions or channel 1030 AM on their radio.

The Blackboard Connect System will also be used to notify parents of school cancellations.

District Report CardsTop of Page

Information required by the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) is reported by the district throughout the school year. The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education creates report cards using this data to provide answers parents may have about a school's performance. The page listed below includes links to the district and school-level report cards for the Wrentham Public Elementary Schools.

District Report Cards

Core ValuesTop of Page

Respect * Communication * Collaboration * Responsibility * Continuous Growth and Learning

Vision & MissionTop of Page

Our VISION is for our students to become reflective, lifelong learners, who are respectful and responsible contributors to a global society.

Our MISSION is to collaborate with students’ families to provide all students with learning experiences through highly effective, consistent teaching practices and curriculum in a safe environment.

Strategic ObjectivesTop of Page

The strategic objectives are the priorities Wrentham Public Schools focuses on to implement the mission and fulfill the vision. All district, school, and educator goals are aligned with the strategic objectives.

Strategic Objective 1: Foster a culture of continuous growth and learning.
Strategic Objective 2: Strengthen family and community partnerships.
Strategic Objective 3: Ensure the schools are safe and conducive to learning.

Our District

Each year, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education identifies a small number of Schools of Recognition based on the results of the annual Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS). Roderick School was one of the fifty-seven schools selected in 2024, out of a total of 1,827 elementary schools in Massachusetts. This is an outstanding achievement for the students, teachers, staff members, administrators, and families of Roderick School. It is also a testament to the excellent work done at Delaney School, since the Roderick students learned key concepts and skills in preschool through grade 3. This is one of the many reasons why Wrentham Public Schools is an exceptional school district.

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