Commonly referred to as my video portfolio, this is a page where you will find all published videos that I have produced. Most videos are hosted on YouTube. However, you may find that some are hosted on other platforms.
Dice Shedd is a service dog that used to be working for a student at Pentucket Regional High School, but since her services are no longer needed there, she is coming to the middle school! This video gives you all of the basic information that you need to know to… Read More »PRMS Dice the Dog Introduction Video
As part of kicking-off this year’s 1:1 Chromebook program, the Pentucket Regional Middle School decided to invest in Chromebook Cases for select Chromebook cards. In this video, I explain what that means for students and some pointers that they’ll need to think about if they are assigned a school-issued Chromebook… Read More »PRMS Chromebook Case Informational Video
The PRMS School year is beginning soon and students are going to need to know what rules to follow. This video explains about the new “Code of Conduct” and why it is important to the school and your safety. During the video, Chaney Goldstein, along with his friends, give you… Read More »PRMS Code Of Conduct Informational Video
Opening padlocks and lockers may seem difficult at first, so this video aims to help beginners at opening their school lockers and padlocks.
Pentucket Regional Middle School presents Snow Angel! A show about a 15-year-old girl named Eva who was missing from her family in 1891. Watch the video to find out what happens!
This video breaks down everything you need to know about the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System — from what the test is, why it matters, and how it’s used, to when different grades will be testing this spring. We’ll also cover what you can and can’t bring on test day, plus… Read More »PRMS M.C.A.S. 2019 Introduction Video
Big changes are coming with our new one-to-one Chromebook program! In this video, Chaney explains what the program means, how Chromebooks will be assigned, where they can (and can’t) go, and the rules for keeping them safe.