Weekly Newsletter
Hello Families,
We’ve had an exciting and engaging week here at Morris, filled with curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning!
Our Annual Science Fair was a wonderful success. Students proudly showcased their hard work through a wide variety of thoughtful and innovative projects. From creative experiments to detailed investigations, it was clear how much effort and enthusiasm went into each display. We are so proud of our young scientists for their dedication and for sharing their learning with the school community.
Thank you to Erica Robins and Erica Telle for organizing the science fair.
Thank you to all the judges:
Christa Ames- Naval Engineer
Amanda Terzigni- Middle School Robotics Co-coach
Erica Spizz- Middle School Robotics Co-coach
Amanda Lardizabal- BCC Life Science Dept Chair
Maria Rundle- Flying Cloud
Porter Wincuinas- STEM College Student
Matt Cote- High School Robotics Coach
August Danowski- High School Robotics Mentor
Members of the HS Robotics Team
Lastly, Congratulations to the Science Fair Winners:
Third Grade
Landon P., Adam R., Caleb T.
Ethan R.
Claire H-C., Elise T., Luna M. T.
Nico M.
Fourth Grade
David P.
Emerson C., Mila P., Alexie Q.
Henry C., Oscar F.
Aarna S.
Fifth Grade
Lilly B.
Lydia R. B.
Mia L, Tashi Z.Elias S.
In celebration of National Reading Month, we’ve also enjoyed some very special activities. Our fifth grade students took on the role of reading mentors by visiting Pre-K through second grade classrooms to read picture books. This was a meaningful experience for both the older and younger students, helping to build connections while fostering a love of reading.
Additionally, we were delighted to welcome cast members from Lenox Memorial Middle and High School’s production of The Little Mermaid. They visited classrooms to share their excitement for the arts and connect with our students, bringing a bit of theatrical magic into our school day.
Our Pre-K students also had a memorable moment this week during “Donuts for Grown-Ups,” where they shared a special message with their families. It was a heartwarming event that highlighted the strong connections between home and school.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support. It’s a joy to see our students learning, growing, and supporting one another in so many ways.
