Lawrence Hope Squad, a group of students and faculty who are trained to support students in need of someone with whom to talk. Hope Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program where the Hope Squad student “advisors” are nominated by their peers and trained.  

For their long-term community support, the Falmouth Education Foundation will honor them at its annual gala on March 22nd.

For their long-term community support, the Falmouth Education Foundation will honor them at its annual gala on March 22, 2025 at the Sea Crest Beach Resort.

Educators were awarded and celebrated at the 2024-2025 Project Grant Reception on May 23rd.

For their long-term community support, the Falmouth Education Foundation will honor them at its annual gala on March 16.

In order to provide a more equitable experience to all East Falmouth Elementary School students when they are in the library this grant provided 24 new diverse board books, all purchased through Eight Cousins Books, that can be borrowed by students to enjoy at home.

Falmouth High School worked together to repair and remodel three mini-boats that were donated to FPS. The boats were launched along with drifters to monitor the wind and ocean current patterns in Cape Cod Bay to determine likely landing locations for cold-stunned turtles.

Lawrence School eighth grade engineers designed, built, and raced full-sized railroad pump-trolleys.

Barrie Murray, as to her reasons for donating $10,000 from The Hollis and Ermine Lovell Charitable Foundation.

Newbery Award-winning author and poet Kwame Alexander fist-bumped and selfied his way through a crowd of excited 5th and 6th graders at the Morse Pond School

The Makerspace at East Falmouth library is colorful and welcoming. The commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is visible from every angle. The Makerspace enrichment class yielded enthusiastic and charming young students, eager to delve into Perler Beads and the Marble Run.

For their long-term community support, the Falmouth Education Foundation will honor them at its annual gala on March 18.

The Math team enjoyed exploring hands-on STEM concepts and participating in the Math Olympiad for Elementary Students contest. Each week the students would work in teams to explore many STEM concepts.