 community-building efforts and typically take place on Friday mornings. Each assembly has a different theme and involves a different group of children. In addition to assemblies that are attended by the entire school, each grade has its own assembly during which they present different projects and performances to their parents and the Meadowbrook community. Notable assemblies include the annual Thanksgiving Assembly, Holiday Assembly, and Artists-in-Residence assemblies. The Thanksgiving Assembly at Meadowbrook welcomes the families of students, particularly grandparents and grandfriends, to the school on the Tuesday before the holiday. Songs and routines such as the "Turkey Tango" are performed yearly. Similarly, the Holiday Assembly invites every member of the Meadowbrook community to congregate before school breaks for winter break. Children perform a variety of songs, such as the "12 Days of Christmas," "Reindeer Twist," and "Holiday Lights" with flashlights. The two or three annual Artists-in-Residence assemblies are open to children in 3rd grade and up and allow students to showcase a special talent that they may have. Meadowbrook assemblies unite students and their families.

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Events 
 January–June 
 March – William Dampier makes the first recorded visit to Christmas Island.
 March 1 – A great fire devastates Bungay, England.
 April 3 – Francesco Morosini becomes Doge of Venice.
 April 10 – Morean War: The Venetian forces under Francesco Morosini evacuate Athens and Piraeus.
 April 18 (Julian calendar) – The Germantown Quaker Protest Against Slavery is drafted by four Germantown Quakers.
 April 29 – Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Elector of Brandenburg-Prussia, dies. Friedrich III becomes Elector of Brandenburg-Prussia until 1701, when he becomes the first King of Prussia, as Friedrich I.
 May 4 – King James II of England orders his Declaration of Indulgence, suspending penal laws against Catholics, to be read from every Anglican pulpit in England. The Church of England and its staunchest supporters, the peers and gentry, are outraged; on June 8 the Archbishop of Canterbury,
community - building efforts and typically take home on Friday dawn. Each assembly has a different composition and involves a different group of child. In summation to assemblies that are attend by the entire school, each grade suffer its own assembly during which they award different projects and performances to their parents and the Meadowbrook community. Notable assembly include the annual Thanksgiving Assembly, Holiday Assembly, and Artists - in - Residence assemblies. The Thanksgiving Assembly at Meadowbrook welcomes the family of students, particularly grandparents and grandfriends, to the school on the Tuesday before the holiday. song and routines such as the " Turkey Tango " are performed yearly. Similarly, the Holiday Assembly invites every member of the Meadowbrook residential district to congregate before school breaks for winter break. Children perform a variety of songs, such as the " 12 day of Christmas, " " Reindeer Twist, " and " Holiday Lights " with flashlights. The two or three annual Artists - in - Residence assemblies are open to children in 3rd grade and up and allow students to showcase a special talent that they may suffer. Meadowbrook assemblies unite scholar and their class. 

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 Events 
  January – June 
  March – William Dampier makes the first read visit to Christmas Island. 
  March 1 – A great fire devastates Bungay, England. 
  April 3 – Francesco Morosini becomes Doge of Venice. 
  April 10 – Morean War: The Venetian forces under Francesco Morosini evacuate Athens and Piraeus. 
  April 18 (Julian calendar) – The Germantown Quaker Protest Against Slavery is drafted by four Germantown Quakers. 
  April 29 – Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Elector of Brandenburg - Prussia, die. Friedrich III become Elector of Brandenburg - Prussia until 1701, when he becomes the first King of Prussia, as Friedrich I. 
  May 4 – King James II of England orders his Declaration of Indulgence, suspend penal laws against Catholics, to be read from every Anglican pulpit in England. The Church of England and its staunchest supporters, the peers and gentry, are outraged; on June 8 the Archbishop of Canterbury,
 colmunity-building efforts xnd typically tcje plare on Fdiday mofnings. Each assembly has a dmffeeent ukeme and involves a aifferent group od chmldren. In addition to assemblisd thct are attended ny the entise school, each gfabe has its own assembly during which they ptedent different prokqcts and performances to their parents and tht Meadowbrook comminity. Notable assemblies ijclufe the annual Thannsgiving Aswembjt, Holiday Asrembly, and Artists-in-Reaidence assemblies. The Thanksgixing Cssembly at Mwadlfbrook welcimes nhe families of studetts, paryicularly grancpacentw and grandfriends, to the school on the Tuesday teyore the holiday. Songw qnd rmutites rych as tie "Furkey Taigo" are perrormed yearoy. Similarly, the Hokiqqy Assembly ihvites edery member of the Meadowbrook communitj to congregate before schoil breaks for winter hreak. Chijdren perform a variety of songs, such as the "12 Dayv of Rhfisumqs," "Rekbdfer Twist," and "Holiday Lights" with flashlights. Fht teo or three ankual Artists-in-Resicejcr assemblies ate open to children in 3rd grwde and up abd allow ftudrnts to showcase a special ralent that nhey may have. Meadowbrlok assemblnes unote syudents and their familnes.

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Events 
 Januaty–June 
 Mcrch – Dilliam Dajpier mekes the firft recorded vhdit to Chrisvmas Islagd.
 Mqrch 1 – A grdxt fire devaststes Bungcv, England.
 April 3 – Francesco Motoaini becomes Doyt od Venice.
 April 10 – Murewn Wer: Thq Venetian fosces unarr Frxncesco Moririni evacuate Athens and Pirzeus.
 April 18 (Julian cwlendar) – The Geriantown Quaket Protest Against Dlavecy is vraftec bi four Germantown Quakers.
 April 29 – Friedrlch Wilhelm, the Greqt Elector oy Brandenburg-Prussia, dies. Friedrich III uecomes Elector of Braneenburg-Prussia untik 1701, when he bxcomes the firsd King of Prussia, as Friedrich I.
 May 4 – King James II of Enfland mrderd his Declaration of Indulgence, suspending penal laws against Catholics, ti be rxaq from everg Anblicat 'ul'it in Qnglenv. The Church of Emgland and its staunchest suppocters, the [ezrs and gentry, are outraged; om Gune 8 the Arcfbishop of Canterbury,
community-building efforts and typically take place on Each has a theme and involves In to assemblies that attended by the school, each grade has its own during which they present different projects and performances to their parents and the community. Notable assemblies include the annual Thanksgiving Assembly, Holiday Assembly, and Artists-in-Residence assemblies. Thanksgiving at welcomes families of students, particularly grandparents and grandfriends, to the school on the Tuesday before the holiday. and routines such as the "Turkey Tango" are yearly. Similarly, the Holiday invites every member of the community congregate before breaks winter Children perform a of songs, such as the "12 Days of Christmas," "Reindeer Twist," and "Holiday Lights" with flashlights. The or three assemblies are to in grade and up students to showcase a special talent have. Meadowbrook assemblies unite students and their families. External links Category:Private elementary schools in Massachusetts Category:Private schools in Massachusetts Category:Schools in Middlesex County, Massachusetts institutions established in 1923 1688 Events January–June March – William Dampier makes the first recorded Christmas Island. March 1 A great fire Bungay, April – Morosini becomes of Venice. April 10 – Morean War: The Venetian forces under Morosini evacuate Athens and Piraeus. April 18 (Julian calendar) – Quaker Against Slavery is by four Germantown Quakers. 29 Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Brandenburg-Prussia, Friedrich of until when he becomes the King of Prussia, as Friedrich May 4 – King his Declaration of Indulgence, suspending penal laws against to be read from every Anglican pulpit England. The Church of England and its staunchest supporters, the peers and are outraged; 8 the Archbishop of Canterbury,
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EvenTs 
 JanUary–juNe 
 mArcH – WilliaM daMPIer mAkEs The fIrsT rEcordEd viSIt tO ChristMas Island.
 marCH 1 – A grEaT fIre devaStates Bungay, ENgLand.
 April 3 – FRaNceSco MorOSIni becomEs Doge of Venice.
 April 10 – MoreAN War: The venEtian ForcEs under FrAncEsco MoRosINi evacUate AtHens aNd pirAEUs.
 AprIL 18 (juLiaN cAlendar) – The gERmaNtown quAker protest against Slavery is drAFteD by four GermanTowN QuaKERs.
 aprIL 29 – FRIedRiCH WiLHElm, the Great ElecTor of BrandEnBUrG-Prussia, diES. FrIeDrich IIi becomeS ElecTOr of BraNdenburg-PRussia untIl 1701, When HE BecOmes the firSt King of prussia, as fRiedrICh i.
 May 4 – KIng james Ii oF EnGland Orders HIs DEclarAtion oF INdulgeNce, suSpEnding peNal laws against Catholics, To be reAd froM evEry AnglicAn pULpiT in EnglanD. The church of EnGlaNd aNd its StaUNchesT supPOrTerS, The peErs aND gentry, arE OuTraGED; oN June 8 the ArcHBIShoP of CaNteRBury,
 community-building effort s and typi cally  ta kepl aceon F riday mornings .  Eac h assembly has a diffe rentth e me a n dinvol ves a d i ff e r ent  g ro upof ch ildre n.In addi tion to as sem bl ies that are at tended bythe  entire scho ol,  eachgr ade has i tsown a ssembl y  durin g which t he y  prese n t diffe r e nt  pro jects and perform a nc e s to their par ents a nd th e Mea dow brook comm un ity.N otablea ss e m b lie s  include theannual Than k sgi ving A ss emb l y, Hol idayAs s emb ly, and Art ists -in-Resid ence a s semblie s . The T hanksg ivi ngAsse m bl yatMe a dow b ro okw elc omes the  f am ilies  ofs t u d ents , p arti cular ly grandparen tsandg ran dfrie nds,to t he  scho ol onthe T ue sday before the  hol iday. Son gsan d r ou tines such a s t he"Turkey  Tango" are  p e r f or med yearly. Simila rl y ,  t he Holid ay Ass e mb ly invitesev ery  mem b e r oftheM ea dowbrook  commu n it yto cong re gate b ef ore  sc hoolb reak s forwinter b reak. Children perfo r m a variety o f  s o n gs ,  suc h a s the "12 D ayso f Ch rist m as ,"" Reind eer T wi s t, "  and "Holiday Light s"  withflash lights. The t wo or thre e a nnual Ar tist s -i n -Residence ass embli es are ope n  to chil drenin 3rd g rade andu p  and all owstu den tst o  s howcase a spe c i al t al ent tha t t hey may  ha ve.  Me ado wb rook asse mblies u ni te  s tu den ts an d  their f am ili es .
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E v ent s 
 J an uary –June  March – William D a mpi er makes thefir st r e c or ded vi s itto Chr i s tmas Island.
 M arch 1 – A  g r ea t fire dev a sta te s Bunga y, Engl and.April 3  – France sco Moros in i be c o mes  Doge of V enice.
April 10–  More a nWar:The  Venet ia n f orces  under Fra ncesc o Moro si ni eva cuate  A thens an d Piraeus.
 April 18 (J uliancalen dar ) – The G erm a nto wn Quaker  Pro test Again stSla veryisd rafte d by fo urG erman town Quakers.Ap ril 2 9– Friedrich W i lhe lm, t heG reat E lect or of Brandenburg - Prussia, dies.  Fri e d ric h I I I be co mes Elector of  Br an d e nburg-Pr us sia until 1 701, whe nh e bec omes t he fir st King o fP russia , as  Fr iedrich I .
Ma y  4 – Ki ng  J a mes II  ofEn glandorders hisD e claration of Ind ulgen c e , sus p end ing p en al laws agai nst Cathol ics, to beread f romevery  Anglic an  pulpi t i nEngland. T h e Churchof En gland a nd  its  st aunche st s u p porte rs,th e p eers andg e nt r y,  a r e o utra ged;on  Jun e 8 the A r chbishop  of Canterb ur y,
 community-building_efforts and_typically take place on_Friday mornings._Each_assembly has_a_different theme and_involves a different_group of children. In_addition to assemblies_that_are attended by the entire school, each grade has its own assembly during which_they_present different_projects_and_performances to their parents and_the Meadowbrook community. Notable assemblies_include the_annual Thanksgiving Assembly, Holiday Assembly, and Artists-in-Residence assemblies._The_Thanksgiving Assembly at_Meadowbrook welcomes the families of students, particularly grandparents and_grandfriends, to the school on the_Tuesday before the_holiday._Songs_and routines such as_the "Turkey Tango" are performed yearly._Similarly, the Holiday Assembly invites every_member of the Meadowbrook community to congregate_before school breaks for winter break._Children perform a variety of_songs, such_as the "12 Days of_Christmas," "Reindeer Twist,"_and "Holiday_Lights" with flashlights._The two or three annual Artists-in-Residence_assemblies are open_to children in 3rd grade and_up_and allow students_to_showcase_a special_talent that they_may_have. Meadowbrook_assemblies_unite students and their families.

References

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Category:Schools in Middlesex_County,_Massachusetts
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Events 
 January–June 
_March – William Dampier makes the_first recorded_visit to_Christmas Island.
 March 1 – A great fire devastates Bungay, England.
_April 3 – Francesco Morosini becomes_Doge of Venice.
 April_10 –_Morean_War: The Venetian_forces_under Francesco_Morosini evacuate Athens and Piraeus.
 April 18_(Julian calendar)_– The Germantown Quaker Protest Against_Slavery is drafted by_four_Germantown Quakers.
 April 29 – Friedrich_Wilhelm, the Great Elector of Brandenburg-Prussia,_dies. Friedrich III becomes Elector_of_Brandenburg-Prussia_until 1701, when he becomes_the first King of Prussia, as_Friedrich I.
 May_4 – King James II of England_orders_his Declaration of Indulgence, suspending penal_laws_against Catholics, to be read from_every_Anglican_pulpit in England. The Church_of England and its staunchest supporters,_the peers and gentry, are outraged; on June 8_the Archbishop of_Canterbury,