Phone: (413) 529-1500 FAX: (413) 529-1567
The Easthampton Public Schools are located in the heart of the Pioneer Valley in Western Massachusetts, in a community that offer a range of industries, a beautiful boardwalk surrounding Nashawannuck Pond, and an active rail trail.
ABOUT EASTHAMPTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The community has evolved from a rural farming village to a flourishing mill town and now to a vibrant and diverse city with a wealth of artists, retail shops, award-winning restaurants, and numerous recreational opportunities. Our old mill buildings, once bustling with manufacturing enterprises, now buzz with the excitement of creative and cultural activities. From the lively boardwalk, to the bike path, residents and visitors are afforded diverse opportunities for leisure and entertainment. Easthampton has become a model small city of the 21st century by retaining its mill town soul but committing to foster innovation. Community members treasure the abundant resources, dynamic downtown, and vibrant neighborhoods, which make our community such a great place to live.
The schools are part of the rich, diverse culture found in Easthampton. As of September 2022, our three former elementary schools Center, Pepin and Maple, along with the former White Brook Middle School, have been consolidated into Mountain View School. Mountain View School serves students in PreK-8th grade. Easthampton High School, opened in 2013, houses our students in 9th-12th grades. Mountain View School and Easthampton High School are the newest school buildings in our area, ensuring that students in our city have access to the highest quality learning environments and state of the art facilities.
STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Demonstrating kindness, respect, and support towards each other, by appreciating the contributions of others, valuing diversity, and honoring ourselves and others through words and actions.
Working to create a community that is nurturing, inclusive, and equitable, by welcoming all and fostering a sense of belonging within our school community so we can overcome challenges together and work collaboratively toward our shared goals.
Engaging as learners who persevere through challenges, who see setbacks as opportunities to learn, grow, and demonstrate resilience.
Fostering awareness of our place within a broader global community, and recognition of our interdependence by promoting social, economic, and environmental justice.
VISION
We envision a future where Easthampton Public Schools are the heartbeat of our community, where all are accepted and able to authentically participate in academic, emotional, and social learning within a setting that is welcoming, inclusive, and adapted to the needs of all students.
MISSION
The mission of Easthampton Public Schools is to facilitate the academic, social, and emotional development of all students so they can lead full lives, exercise informed choice, and contribute to their communities.
STRATEGIC GOALS
EDUCATIONAL IMPACT GOALS
Goal 1: Easthampton Public Schools will ensure that its curricula are aligned with our guiding principles.
Goal 2: Easthampton Public Schools will continually refine its approach to engaging families, caregivers, and the wider community.
HEALTH GOAL
Goal 3: Easthampton Public Schools will ensure its ongoing commitment to its mission and that equity guides our decision making and conduct.
ECOSYSTEM IMPACT GOAL
Goal 4: Easthampton Public Schools will foster effective advocacy with partners and stakeholders to ensure adequate resources to meet our strategic goals.
STRATEGIC PLAN DOCUMENTS
Additional information about the district's strategic plan can be found in the documents linked below.
A GREAT PLACE TO LEARN AND GROW
The Easthampton Public Schools are located in the heart of the Pioneer Valley in Western Massachusetts, in a community that offer a range of industries, a beautiful boardwalk surrounding Nashawannuck Pond, and an active rail trail.
Easthampton Public Schools
50 Payson Ave
Easthampton, MA 01027
(413) 529-1500 phone
(413) 529-1567 fax
The Easthampton Public Schools, an affirmative action employer, are committed to ensuring that all of its programs and facilities are accessible to all members of the public. We do not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national origin, race, religion, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation. Inquiries concerning the District’s compliance with Title IX and other civil rights laws may be directed to the Title IX/Civil Rights Coordinator Sarah Mochak, 50 Payson Avenue 2nd Floor, Easthampton, MA 01027, phone: 413.529.1500. Resolving grievances relating to employment at the District will be under the Direction of the City of Easthampton’s Director of Human Resources. Other grievances will be referred to the District’s Title IX/Civil Rights Coordinator for resolution. Information about the federal civil rights laws that apply to Easthampton Public Schools and other educational institutions is available on the website of the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education at Office for Civil Rights. Inquiries about Title IX and other federal civil rights laws may be directed to the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, 33 Arch Street, Suite 900, Boston, MA 02110-1491 (phone number: 617-223-9662).
