This article is about the equipable cape. For the cape when mounted in a player-owned house, see Cape of legends (mounted). The cape of legends is a cape that can be bought for 450 coins from Siegfried Erkle in the Legends' Guild upon completion of the Legends' Quest. The cape of legends is a white cape and is sometimes seen as a status symbol as a series of challenging quests must be completed to equip it. There are various NPCs who appear to be wearing a cape of legends or some variation thereof. It is comparable to obsidian cape, although it is slightly weaker. However, it should be noted that the cape of legends is cheaper than the obsidian cape. As a result, it was a popular choice for a cape when PKing or taking part in dangerous activities. However, with the price of the obsidian cape falling over the years, and the release of new capes since, it has fallen out of popularity with most players. The cape may be stored on the cape rack or mounted in the Quest Hall of a Player owned house in the Guild trophy space.

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The Marlborough Public Schools is pleased to offer Beginning/Intermediate English Classes for parents/guardians of English Learner (EL) students currently enrolled in the Marlborough Public Schools. The classes will be held on Wednesdays from March 7th to June 14th from 6:30 to 8:30p.m. Babysitting will be available to participants.paktek backpack On Wednesday, February 8th 2017, a pre-assessment and lottery will be held at the Whitcomb School from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for those parents/guardians interested in attending the ESL program. backpack b101sInformation is available on the Marlborough Public Schools website.pointshop backpack Information will be sent home with students by February 1st. �There will be NO childcare available on February 8th.

The Memory Project is a non-profit organization that partners with art teachers and their students to create portraits of children around the world who have faced substantial challenges, such as extreme poverty, violence, or loss of parents.� The portraits help the children feel valued and remind them that many people care about them. Led by art teacher Julie Baker, The Memory Project is an optional service project for students in the National Art Honor Society. To date, MHS students have contributed over 100 portraits to children all over the world including Ethiopia, Haiti, Nepal, Madagascar, Colombia, and Syria. To see the response of the children who received this year's Memory Project portraits, click on the link below. Kindergarten Information Night Tuesday, February 7 � 6:30 PM Whitcomb Auditorium, 25 Union Street Inclement Weather Date � Thursday, February 9 � 6:30 PM, Whitcomb Auditorium Kindergarten Registration � Monday through Thursday, March 13-16 8:30 AM � 1:30 PM

Parent Registration Center (Whitcomb School, back entrance) Makeup date Tuesday, March 21 4:30 � 6:30 PM Parent Registration Center To register your child, visit the district�s Registration & Parent Outreach Center.� Kindergarten Registration is by appointment only by clicking here. To donate clothes for MHS Prom, click on Metrowest Boutique Flier. Zooming Together to Gain Perspective The Marlborough Public School Leadership Team participated in an interactive activity using the book "Zoom" by Istvan�Banyai to strengthen collaboration skills. This silent activity involves assembling a series of related photos in an agreed upon order without talking. �Following the activity, members discussed how individuals approach problem solving with different perspectives and how this applies to students learning differently. The Marlborough Education Foundation Inc. is an independent community based nonprofit corporation and is pleased to announce its 2016-2017 grant recipients.

The foundation's mission is to obtain funding for new programs and educational resources which complement existing curriculum goals and enhance educational opportunities for students in the Marlborough Public Schools. �Congratulations to the following award recipients! (Front Row, left to right: Susan Rosenthal (Special Education teacher), Donna Cunningham (Second grade teacher, Jaworek), Alyson Cox (Library Specialist, MHS); Back Row, L to R: Megan Avallon (Kindergarten, Richer), Kelly Hall (5th grade, Whitcomb), Lane Hammond (5th grade Whitcomb). FREE ESL and HiSET Preparation Classes Beginning in January, the HiSET Preparation (formerly�GED) and ESL classes will be offered for free. �Click on the following links for specifics. FREE ESL & HiSET Prep Classes in Worcester FREE ESL Class in Hudson � � � �ECC, Richer Elementary, and Hildreth�Awarded Grants! Per �An Act to Improve Public Records,� detained in Chapter 121 of the Acts of 2016