Office Hours: 7-4 M-Th, 7-3:30 F Location and Driving Directions:Click here for driving directions to O'Maley School. Main Office: 978-281-9850 Beth Horne, Secretary/Registrar bhorne@gloucester.k12.ma.us Christine Leveille, Principal's Secretary cleveille@gloucester.k12.ma.us Principal: 978-281-9850 Debra Lucey dlucey@gloucester.k12.ma.us Assistant Principals: 978-281-9850 Sara Hoomis-Grade 6 shoomis@gloucester.k12.ma.us Craig Hovey-Grade 7 chovey@gloucester.k12.ma.us TBA-Grade 8 TBA@gloucester.k12.ma.us Guidance: 978-281-9855 Kathy McLear-Grade 6 kmclear@gloucester.k12.ma.us Paula Gray-Grade 7 pgray@gloucester.k12.ma.us Judy Sheehan-Grade 8 jsheehan@gloucester.k12.ma.us Special Education: 978-281-9853 Jackie Hickey, Secretary jhickey@gloucester.k12.ma.us Patty Wegmann, Program Leader pwegmann@gloucester.k12.ma.us Nurses' Office: 978-281-9847 Deechie Deltorchio - Nurse ddeltorchio@gloucester.k12.ma.us Jessica Baker - Nurse jbaker@gloucester.k12.ma.us
Summer Reading List 2010
Summer reading list is found can be found here
MCAS Results
To review MCAS results for O'Maley, click here
To review O'Maley's AYP status, click here To see Annual Comparisons 2006-2009 click here
Safe Routes to Schools
O'Maley School has partnered with Massachusetts Safe Routes to Schools, a free program and resource to educate parents, students, and school community members on the value of walking and bicycling to school. They partner with schools to encourage safe, healthy trip options and strive to reduce traffic congestion, pollution, and traffic conflicts near schools while increasing the health and mobility of students. After working with them for one year, our school also becomes eligible to receive engineering funding to make physical adaptations to the campus and surrounding areas to make them even safer for pedestrian and automobile traffic--they will assess, plan, design, and construct infrastructure improvements.
Check out what they offer here, including the concept of "The Walking School Bus" where volunteers organize a walking route and lead a group of students on a walking route to school.
The program's 3 goals: To promote physical health, environmental health, and pedestrian and bicycle safety---certainly fit well with our health and wellness program, environmental consciousness and council, recycling program, and our attention to student safety.
Check out the article in the Cape Ann Beacon about our Walk to School Day here !
Created on 2004-05-03 09:22:03 by gbach
Updated on 2010-07-09 13:46:55 by tmarquis
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