The HOWL Team

HOWL stand for Helping Others While Learning. It is a program composed of ARL (Advanced Readiness Learning) students. The students come from seventh grade teams at P.C.I.S. (Plymouth Community Intermediate School) and P.S.M.S. (Plymouth South Middle School). We engage in service learning projects that help our school, community, and the world. We happen to think that it's the best program of its kind! Each class is composed of about 10 students. You can learn more about HOWL by clicking on the documents below:

Congratulations to HOWL students for winning the Environmental Eagles Award For their recycling efforts from
The Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs and Department of Environmental Protection in 2007 AND 2008!

HOWL Accomplishments 2005-2006 HOWL Accomplishments 2006-2007 Award-Winning Invention Convention Projects		Read our Feature Article in Education World!

HOWL	What is Service Learning?	Why HOWL?
HOWL - Much is expected	HOWL poster	Howl LOGO gif
Our Challenge: How Can We Learn From Each Other's Strengths and Work Collaboratively To Improve the Environment in the School, The Community, and The World?

P.C.I.S.		Click here to see your grades Click here to see my classroom Click here to see this year's schedule	P.S.M.S.
Table Of Contents			Table Of Contents

Each student works together with the HOWL team to produce interdisciplinary curriculum that will improve classroom instruction. For example, our students produce time lines, PowerPoints, lessons, videos, etc. requested by teachers for use in their classrooms. Also, we engage in community service projects and TV Productions that are shown to the community.

This year's logo was drawn and designed by Sam Ciaranca.

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