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The Hiawatha Buzz!

September 27th, 2024

The Hiawatha Buzz! September 27th,  2024
The HiawathaBuzz!September 27th, 2024

November 15th, 2024 November 15th, 2024

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Principal's Message Principal's Message

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Dear Hiawatha Community,


Thank you to everyone who participated in our Ruby Bridges Walk to School day! The kids, staff and community were amazing. What we accomplished together to make a difference for each other and our community was beautiful. Please check out this video from the event!


We will hang their storyboard (posters) in our gym. And check us out: we made the news!


  • MyNBC5 #1 | MyNBC5 #2

  • WCAX

Important Dates Important Dates

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* November 25th - 29th - Fall Break - NO SCHOOL - please plan accordingly

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The Ruby Bridges Walk The Ruby Bridges Walk

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Kindergarten Arrival Location Update Kindergarten Arrival Location Update

Dear Kindergarten Families,


In preparation of the winter weather season, once we return from our Fall break, ALL Kindergarteners are to enter the school at the double doors by the gym lobby when they arrive every morning until further notice.

Message from Ms. Gengras in Art Message from Ms. Gengras in Art

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Students in kindergarten just finished their starlight pumpkin project. Check out these beautiful masterpieces in our Hiawatha hallways.


First-grade art activists painted kindness rocks for our community. Each student carefully planned an image and words to share an important message. Then students use acrylic paint and paint markers to paint their rocks. They did a fabulous job.


Second-grade artists were the first to earn an art celebration for filling up their pom-pom containers! Each class had art choice time, which included painting, collating, drawing, or watching fun art YouTube videos!


Third-grade artists are beginning a printmaking project. After learning about Ruby Bridges and the changes that activists make, students sketched out three ideas for their prints. I saw themes about stopping animal cruelty, saving the environment, equality for all, and many more. Some students have already carved their styrofoam, and the next step is to start making a print edition!



Cassandra Gengras, M.Ed.

She/Her

Art Educator

Hiawatha School

Room B2/ext. 7765

cgengras@ewsd.org
(802) 881-8885

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Hand to Hand information Hand to Hand information

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Dear Families,



Please click this link to read the details about our upcoming Hand to Hand Sale.

Message from PTO Message from PTO

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Our November PTO was productive and full of exciting new ideas for the future. If you want to see what we’ve got in the works, check out our meeting minutes here:



https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oKSrqSCr_zgP6XKpop2X-VqjfFcw8bA2iIBJ7r2P1jI/edit


Thanks to everyone who came out for the PTO meeting and at the Ruby Bridges Walk. We are so lucky to have this fantastic synergy between school staff and families!

Hot Lunch Menu Hot Lunch Menu

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Please click this link to see the hot lunch menu, be sure to select the correct month you need and select lunch in the drop down in the top of the page. The menu can also be found on our website :-)

Community News Community News

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HIAWATHA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Email: hiawathaoffice@ewsd.org

Website: www.EWSD.org/HIA
Location: 30 Hiawatha Avenue, Essex Junction, VT, USA
Phone: 802-878-1384
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