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Proud Board – February 2019
Each month, classroom teachers select a student’s work sample to be displayed on the Principal’s Proud Board. Work samples are selected based on a child showing strong academic growth or a child exhibiting work habits that exceed the grade level expectation. Kindergarten: Kate Curley, Emma Louis, Samuel Martinez-Diaz, Teresa Xie […]
A NOTE FROM OUR NURSE ~ January 2019
If your child gets the flu What are flu symptoms? Flu symptoms can include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills, feeling tired and sometimes vomiting and diarrhea (more common in children than adults). Some people with the flu will not have a fever. What […]
The Counselor Corner ~ February 2019
The Counselor Corner: Mrs. Paredes, School Psychologist & Ms. Sweeney, Social Worker The ZONES of Regulation Kids are constantly learning new concepts in reading, writing, and math every day at school. As they get older the concepts change and become more difficult. The great part about social/emotional learning is that […]
Principal’s Proud Board ~ January 2019
Principal’s Proud Board The following students have been highlighted on the Principal’s Proud Board this month for their fine accomplishments in school. Kindergarten: Perry Barczak, Elizabeth Capocci, Luke DelRossi, Olivia Pisani Grade 1: Talia Gomes, Richie Grabowski, Nirav Paudel Grade 2: Katie Borfitz, Lyla DelRossi, Tanisha Keshan Grade 3: Johnny Kalmanides, […]
The Counselor Corner ~ October 2018
Welcome back! Transitioning back to school can be challenging and exhausting for both children and parents. Your children are working very hard each day at school so when they get home, they may need time to unwind and relax. When children are overly exhausted, it can sometimes cause a spike […]
Principal’s Proud Board ~ October 2018
Principal’s Proud Board The following students have been highlighted on the Principal’s Proud Board this month for their fine accomplishments in school. Kindergarten: Blake Louis, Franklin Szubartowicz, Shanaya Jhala, Brianna Grimes Grade 1: Aaron Murphy, Nolan Wolf, Will Stoni Grade 2: Parker Zentz, Daniel Martinez-Diaz, Alex Horbach Grade 3: Simrit Batra, […]
A NOTE FROM OUR NURSE ~ June 2018
You’ve pulled an attached tick off your child, now what? According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, the risk of Lyme disease after a deer tick bite is low, especially with brief attachment. Even in high risk areas, like CT, only 2% of deer tick bites cause Lyme disease. The […]