Tiger Paw Prints

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HSA Meeting - 7:30 PM - OMS Media Center

12-13

Parent-Teacher Conferences - Early Dismissal for Students

13

Designer Bag Bingo - 7:00 PM - OMS

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Board of Education Special Meeting - 6:30 PM - OMS Media Center

20

Staff In-Service - Early Dismissal for Students

23

Board of Education Regular Meeting - 6:30 PM - OMS Media Center

27

Preschool Fun Night - 6:30-7:30 PM - TES Gym

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TES Drama Presentation - 7:00 PM - TES APR

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HSA Meeting - 7:30 PM - OMS Media Center

3-10

Spring Break - Schools Closed

13

Schools Reopen

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2nd Grade Fun Night - 6:30-7:30 PM

27

Board of Education Meeting - 6:30 PM - OMS Media Center

Reading Buddies!

As part of Read Across America Week, our 8th grade students partnered with 4th graders for a special Reading Buddies activity. The experience was meaningful for everyone involved—our 8th graders did a wonderful job supporting and engaging their younger partners, while the 4th graders were excited and eager to share in the joy of reading. As students spent time reading together, it was heartwarming to see the connections formed between our older and younger students and to celebrate a shared love of books. What a wonderful way to bring our school community together through reading!

TES Assembly Wraps Up Read Across America Week

TES finished Read Across America Week with a festive school-wide assembly. Students dressed as their favorite book characters, showing their love of reading as well as their creativity and imagination. During the assembly, the identities of our Mystery Readers from earlier in the week were revealed, bringing lots of excitement from students. We were honored to welcome Assemblywoman Andrea Katz, who joined in the celebration by assisting in leading students in the Reader's Oath. The assembly was a wonderful way to celebrate the joy of reading together and bring a fantastic week to a close.

The OMS Drama Club brought the stage to life with their production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr. Under the direction of Brittany Murro and Jaime Stanton, with musical direction by Pamela Czekay, students delivered a vibrant and entertaining performance inspired by the classic Hans Christian Andersen tale and beloved Disney film. Featuring music by Alan Menken with lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater and a book by Doug Wright, the show highlighted the impressive talent, dedication, and teamwork of our student performers and crew. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew for their talent and hard work in bringing this magical story to life!

There are a few spots left in our Summer Program 2026 for students going into grades 2-5. If you would like to register, please submit your information before March 27, 2026.You may click HERE for the registration form.

SUMMER PROGRAM 2026 CLASSES

CAMP COLLAB - Teacher Brittany Murro, Week: 3

Join us for Camp Collaboratory! Each day, we will complete a series of STEAM

challenges related to our daily themes, which include Stupendous Structures, Radical Reactions, Planet Power, and Super Sports!

ENGINEERING ADVENTURES -Teacher Tom Crilley, Weeks 2, 3 (This is a one-week program.)

Dive into a hands-on summer program where young engineers explore, design, and build! Open to students entering 2nd through 5th grades, this 4-day camp engages campers in exciting STEM challenges each day. Activities include constructing towers and bridges, experimenting with flight and simple machines, and creating inventions from recycled materials. Through teamwork, problem-solving, and creative exploration, students develop critical thinking skills while having fun with hands-on engineering projects.

MAKERSPACE MAYHEM - Teacher Brittany Murro, Week 1

Join us for a week filled with creative crafts and Makerspace activities in the Collaboratory!

SUMMER BAND LESSON PROGRAM - Teacher Pamela Czekay, Private Lessons To Be Arranged

This summer band program is designed to provide current instrumental students going into 5th grade with continued instruction and enrichment during the summer break. The program supports skill retention, musical growth, and preparation for the upcoming school year. Open exclusively to current 4th grade students (going into 5th grade in the 2026-2027 school year) who have participated in band this year and already have an instrument (or are continuing to rent over the summer), the program will not be available to new or beginning students. Enrollment is limited to 16 students on a first-come, first-served basis. Students will participate in three 30-minute private lessons over the course of the program. Lessons will be held in the music room, and students will be able to choose their time slots via a Google Doc once registered. This program offers a personalized and engaging opportunity for young musicians to continue developing their skills, stay motivated, and enjoy making music throughout the summer.