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At Watson Elementary School, learners don’t just know content!

Our vision is that they become Empowered Learners, Effective Communicators, Inclusive Collaborators, Critical Thinkers and Innovative Designers to reach their highest potential.

Watson Elementary School’s mission is to develop curious, resilient, well-rounded, confident, responsible individuals by providing a sense of belonging and equitable access to:  

Grade level standards
Targeted & meaningful instruction
Deep engagement
High expectations

in a positive and responsive learning environment. 

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2025-2026 School Year Updated Arrival & Dismissal

Grade levels will enter in the following areas at 8:50 am & exit at 3:22 each day:

  • Grade K scholars will enter and exit school through the front door closest to Edgemond St.
  • Grade 1 scholars will enter and exit school through the front door with the ramp.
  • Grades 3 & 4 scholars will all enter and exit school through the right side door facing Edgemond St.
  • Grades 2 & 5 scholars will all enter and exit school through the left side door behind the ramp.

Grades 2-5 families can wait for their scholars in the back parking lot at dismissal time. Siblings will be dismissed from the back of the building by the gym door in the parking lot.

News & Announcements

Students with microgreens.

One of the enrichments offered in the Durfee Summer Enrichment Program is Environmental Science! Students in these classes are getting hands-on experience exploring the connections between plants, animals, and the environment. From growing their own vegetables in the greenhouse and under specialized grow lights to learning about fish and caring for classroom aquariums, students are discovering how ecosystems work while developing valuable science skills.

Read More about Growing Minds Through Environmental Science
Hallway in the former Wiley School being cleaned out.

Four FRPS students are working on a project that is more than just a summer job.

The students who currently attend Talbot Middle School and the Robert L. Medeiros Resiliency Preparatory Academy have spent the last few weeks cleaning out the former Wiley School on North Main Street.

Read More about More than a Summer Job

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