Primos Press
January Newsletter
861 Bunting Lame
Clifton Heights, PA 19018
610- 622-6755
Principal: Bill Rogers
Assistant Principal: Matt Casertano
Student of the Month
The Student of the Month assembly was a special event recognizing students who consistently demonstrate the 3 B's: Be Respectful, Be Safe, and Be Responsible. These students serve as positive role models, showing kindness and responsibility every day. It was inspiring to celebrate their achievements and commitment to making our school a better place. Congratulations to all the winners for their outstanding behavior and leadership!
Philadelphia Wings Lacrosse Assembly
The Philadelphia Wings Lacrosse Team visited Primos for a special assembly that had students excited and engaged from start to finish. The players shared their love of lacrosse, teamwork, and staying active while demonstrating skills and answering student questions. To make the visit even more memorable, the Wings generously left Mr. P with lacrosse equipment to use during gym class. Students are looking forward to continuing to learn and play lacrosse thanks to this amazing experience.
Thank you to Ms. Massimo for arranging this wonderful assembly!!
2nd & 3rd Grade Movie Night
Home and School hosted a fun movie night fundraiser for our 2nd and 3rd grade students. Families enjoyed an evening together watching The Minecraft Movie while supporting school activities. The event was a great way to build community and create special memories for our students. Stay tuned for upcoming fundraisers from Home and School!
Mitten Tree
Student Council organized a mitten tree to collect cold weather items for individuals in our community who are in need. Thanks to the generosity of our students and families, the tree was filled with mittens, hats, and scarves to help keep others warm this winter. This meaningful project showed our students the power of kindness and giving back.
Space Station Convention Assembly
The National Theatre for Children presented an engaging performance of Space Station Conservation that captured students’ attention from beginning to end. Through music, humor, and storytelling, students learned important lessons about conservation and caring for our planet. Prior to the assembly, students had the opportunity to participate in interactive online activities that helped build background knowledge and excitement for the show. These activities made the performance even more meaningful and fun. The experience was both educational and entertaining for all our students.
Thank you, Mrs. DiTullio for setting up this fun assembly!
100th Day of School!
Our school joyfully celebrated the 100th day of school on Friday, January 30th with fun, learning-filled activities across all grade levels. Students marked the milestone by counting, creating, and reflecting on how much they’ve learned in 100 days. It was a great opportunity to celebrate growth, perseverance, and school spirit! 🎉📚
Gallery at 8201
Take a moment to watch this video highlighting one of our talented Primos artists, alongside other students in the Upper Darby School District!
What's Happening at Primos?
Wednesday, February 4th- 12:30 Dismissal
Monday, February 16th- No School- President's Day
Around Primos
Fun with letters
Team work makes the dream work! Ms. Millett’s friends, David and Everardo working together on their letter sounds.
Fun with letters
Team work makes the dream work! Ms. Millett’s friends, David and Everardo working together on their letter sounds.
Day of Code
Mrs. Nunan's 5th grade students working on a coding activity.
Day of Code
Mrs. Nunan's 5th grade students working on a coding activity.
Toast making
Toast making
Morning Meeting Activities
After reading Piggie and Gerald Should I Share my Ice Cream? Mrs. DiTullio and Ms. Allie's classes participated in an 'ice cream' sharing activity during morning meeting.
Morning Meeting Activities
After reading Piggie and Gerald Should I Share my Ice Cream? Mrs. DiTullio and Ms. Allie's classes participated in an 'ice cream' sharing activity during morning meeting.
Morning Meeting Activities
After reading Piggie and Gerald Should I Share my Ice Cream? Mrs. DiTullio and Ms. Allie's classes participated in an 'ice cream' sharing activity during morning meeting.
Kindergarten Science
Ms. Baker's kindergarten class participated in a Marble Run science experiment.
Kindergarten Science
Ms. Baker's kindergarten class participated in a Marble Run science experiment.
Kindergarten Science
Ms. Baker's kindergarten class participated in a Marble Run science experiment.
Music with Mrs. McDade
Mrs. Kagen's class participated in a Boomwhackers activity while in music class.
Music with Mrs. McDade
Mrs. Kagen's class participated in a Boomwhackers activity while in music class.
Music with Mrs. McDade
Mrs. Kagen's class participated in a Boomwhackers activity while in music class.
Snow Day Fun
During the snow day on Monday, January 26th, Jaxon, from Mrs. DiTullio's class, used food coloring in the snow to make some purple snow.
Snow Day Fun
Snow Day Fun
1st grade science
Mrs. McMullen's 1st grade class building plant parts in science class!
1st grade science
Mrs. McMullen's 1st grade class building plant parts in science class!
Penny Wars Winners!
What is your favorite school lunch?
Last Newsletter's Question:
What is your family's favorite thing to do in the snow?
Three way tie!
Sledding: 33%
Building a snowman or making snow angels: 33%
Staying inside and watching a movie or playing games: 33%
Daily Breakfast and Lunch Menus
Reminder about pick up and dismissal
As a reminder, the bus loop out front is NOT for student pickup. The bus loop is designated for bus pickup only and cars may not park in the loop. If you are not here to accept your child at 3:15 you will need to park, walk to the front of the building, and ask a staff member to call for your child.
Parents must send changes in dismissal arrangements in the form of a note or email to the classroom teacher. For safety reasons, the school will request identification from the adult at the time of pick-up. If anyone other than the parent picks up the child, they must be listed on the emergency card and have photo identification.