King Philip Regional Middle School

King Philip Middle School serves students in grades 7 and 8 from Norfolk, Plainville, and Wrentham.

MAIN OFFICE HOURS
7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

2025-2026 Registration for incoming 7th graders is now open. Visit our registration page for more information. Please register by March 31, 2025. 

Main Office

Ph: (508) 541-7324
Fax: (508) 541-3467

School Hours: 7:30 AM – 2:15 PM

Student Absence/Tardy/Dismissed: A parent or guardian must contact the main office before 8:20 AM via phone (508) 541-7324  or email MSAttendance@kingphilip.org.

If your child is absent from school or any class without parent/guardian notification, the absence will constitute a school or class truancy. Please view the KPRSD Student Handbook for a list of excused absences.

Important links for the 2024-2025 School Year
MCAS Dates for Spring 2025
  • Grade 7 English Language Arts – Tuesday, April 1 & Wednesday, April 2
  • Grade 7 Mathematics – Tuesday, May 6 & Wednesday, May 7
  • Grade 8 English Language Arts – Tuesday, April 8 & Wednesday, April 9
  • Grade 8 Civics – Tuesday, April 29
  • Grade 8 Mathematics – Tuesday, May 13 & Wednesday, May 14
  • Grade 8 Science – Tuesday, May 20

Office Staff

Deborah Morry | Principal’s Administrative Assistant
morryd@kingphilip.org 

Nicole Murphy | Main Office/Attendance Administrative Assistant
murphyn@kingphilip.org

Ventura Hurvitz | Student Services Administrative Assistant
hurvitzv@kingphilip.org

School Nurses

Michele Caulfield, RN, BSN

Anna Conniff, LPN

Tyra Ross, LPN

msnurse@kingphilip.org
School Nurse Number: (508) 541-3457
School Nurse Fax: (508) 298-0203

School Resource Officers

Officer Katie Appel | Norfolk Police Department
Officer Steve Hamilton | Norfolk Police Department
We believe that the middle school environment is welcoming, inclusive, and affirming for all; health, wellness, and social-emotional competence are supported in curricula, school-wide programs, and related policies; the curriculum is challenging, exploratory, and diverse; and instruction fosters learning that is active, purposeful, and democratic. -Excerpt from The Successful Middle School: This We Believe, Association for Middle Level Education