January 9, 2026
Kindergarten
Kindergarten students listen to Mrs. Baran read I am Courage: A Book of Resilience by Susan Verde.
First Grade
Miss Thornton reads to first grade about a squirrel who is looking to set resolutions for the new year.
Second Grade thinks about snow at Recess
We have had winter weather leaving ice and snow on and around our playgrounds. During their Town Hall, Second Grade reviewed Recess expectations include what to do or not to do with the snow.
Third Grade Hard at Work
Getting ready for the new year.
Fifth Grade Town Hall
Caring Adults and students have noticed an increase of fifth grade students joking that crosses the line to hurt feelings. In their town, fifth grade students and their Caring Adults explored the difference between good-natured joking and those jokes that turn hurtful. Kudos to our students for honest dialogue around these topics. Our goal is always to promote and expect an environment where everyone feels safe, welcome, and seen.
Learning from an Engineer
Miss Engel's third grade class got a first hand experience thanks to one student's grandmother sharing her knowledge and expertise. As engineer for the armed services, this community member presented during reading today, shared sea safety gear and advice, and even let students use a real aqualung (just like Jacques Cousteau).
Trying the Aqualung
As engineer for the armed services, this community member presented during reading today, shared sea safety gear and advice, and even let students use a real aqualung (just like Jacques Cousteau).
Mark your Calendars
PTO's upcoming "Bingo for Books and Bars!" (Candy bars!) is coming back this year. This free event is on THURSDAY January 29th 5:00-7:00. Stop in anytime, no drop offs, this is a family event.
