Hubbard Woods Family Newsletter
January 12, 2026
Lighthouse Moment
Dear Hubbard Woods Families,
This week, we are excited to kick off our Month of Service and Learning (MOSAL), a time when we slow down and intentionally focus on caring for others, giving generously, and learning through meaningful experiences.
Our work this year centers on an organization called Radical Generosity and their focus on The Year of Birthdays. This meaningful initiative encourages students to think beyond themselves and consider how they can bring joy and dignity to others. Today, during our schoolwide assembly, our community had the opportunity to hear from Kerry and Mandy (pictured above), who shared the story behind how and why they started their organization. Students were deeply engaged and asked thoughtful, reflective questions at the end of the presentation, showing genuine curiosity and care for the work being done.
Over the next few weeks, students will take part in age appropriate conversations and experiences that help them think about what it means to serve others in thoughtful and respectful ways. They will explore ideas of dignity, reflect on how their choices impact others, and consider how generosity shows up in their everyday lives at school, at home, and in the community.
This work reflects our progressive belief that children learn best when learning is active, meaningful, and connected to the world around them. Rather than just talking about service, students will have opportunities to reflect, collaborate, and take action in ways that feel authentic and purposeful.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support. We look forward to learning, reflecting, and serving together throughout the Month of Service and Learning (MOSAL).
All the best,
Ivory
Stay & Play Registration
Kindergarten students who are not currently enrolled in Stay & Play will have the opportunity to register (via revtrak) through January 31, 2026. After purchasing Kindergarten Stay & Play registration, your child will be able to begin their attendance in the program the following Monday so the schools can plan accordingly.