Andrew Bernabei, Director
Student Instructional Day:
AM Sessions: 9-11:30 a.m / PM Sessions: 12:30-3 p.m.
Full-Day Sessions: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
MPS is excited to provide our community tutorial videos on how to use the new MPS mobile app. If you haven't already downloaded the app, what are you waiting for? It's very easy! Watch the training video in your language, and in less than 10 minutes you'll have the MPS mobile app downloaded!
Click here for the English Introduction on the mobile app
Click here for the English Tutorial
Click here for Portuguese Introduction on the mobile app
Click here for the Portuguese Tutorial
Click here for the Spanish Introduction on the mobile app
Click here for the Spanish tutorial
The ECC teachers have compiled a list of supplies needed for their classrooms. Please feel free to purchase and donate any of the items listed. Please click here for the letter containing the list. Thank you so much for any and all donations.
Be sure to follow ECC on social media. We can be found at @mecc_cubs on Instagram. You can also follow us on Twitter at @DirectorMECC. The Home & School Connection can be found on Facebook at MECC Home & School Connection.
The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of your purchase price to The ECC Home & School Connection. You can click on the following links for more information: English, Portuguese, or Spanish.
MPS now has an Instagram account! Follow us at @mpsdistrict to see all the great activities and learning that are happening throughout the district!
Learn about nursing opportunities at Marlborough Public Schools by clicking here.
A group of Whitcomb fifth grade engineering students trialed their bubble wands at ECC.
Six ECC students were recognized during the School Committee meeting on June 12th.
The Boston Globe featured an article on December 28, 2017 about living in Marlborough.
Magician Awesome Robb brought his sense of humor and his joy of magic to ECC on November 15th.
Author Kate Hanscom visited ECC on November 6th to read one of her books to the students.
These five numbers illustrate the importance of early childhood to the learning, behavior, and health of later life and explain why getting things right the first time is easier and more effective than trying to fix them later.
