Ms. Bleich
As the school year comes to a close, we celebrate the achievements of our Gifted and Talented students! This year, they’ve engaged in exciting projects, creative problem-solving, and advanced learning opportunities that challenged and inspired them. We’re proud of their hard work, curiosity, and growth, and we look forward to seeing how they continue to shine in the years ahead. Thank you to our dedicated teachers and supportive families for making this a successful and enriching year!
Mrs. Petrone & Mrs. Schneider
End of the Year Excitement!
Students have been performing a variety of activities that focus on combining locomotor movements and fitness skills to complete tasks. Students have completed varying running patterns with differing speeds and agility, performed jump roping individually and in game-play, and practiced various
tossing and catching techniques.
Our field day was held on May 20, 2025 and the students were confident and excited to show everyone all of the skills they have accomplished throughout the year! Thank you for continuing to have your children prepared and ready for their physical education classes.
Mrs. Hernandez
🎶 Music Notes from Ms. Hernandez’s Classroom 🎶
Celebrating a Joyful and Musical Year from Pre-K to 3rd Grade
It has been a wonderful year filled with music, creativity, and memorable performances. From our youngest Pre-K students to our soon-to-be middle schoolers in 3rd grade, everyone has worked hard and made beautiful progress. Here's a glimpse of the musical journey we’ve taken this year:
Pre-Kindergarten
Our little ones have been learning songs, using scarves to move with the music, dancing, and following a steady beat. They’ve also practiced hand motions that match their songs. This month, they will perform a short concert during their Moving Up Ceremony as they get ready to start Kindergarten. What a joyful beginning to their musical path!
Kindergarten
In April, Kindergarten students presented "Hats for Sale," a delightful musical based on the story Caps for Sale. With speaking parts, singing, dancing, and acting, they brought the story to life with confidence and enthusiasm. Their independent performances were impressive—Bravo, Kindergarten!
First Grade
Our First Graders gave an extraordinary performance of the musical Go Fish! They wowed us with speaking roles, solos, energetic dancing, and drumming during the rap “We Are Sharks.” Their teamwork and creativity made the show unforgettable!
Second Grade
Following their outstanding Winter Concert The Nutcracker, Second Grade students have been diving into music theory. They’ve been learning to read and write music notes, understand note values, and prepare for next year’s exciting start on the recorder. Their focus and dedication have been fantastic!
Third Grade
Third Grade gave a Spring Concert to remember with their performance of The Granny Awards. They played recorders beautifully in every song, while also acting, singing, dancing, and playing percussion instruments. It was a truly excellent and well-rounded show. I will miss them dearly as they move on to Middle School, but I know they will carry their love for music with them.
This has been a beautiful year for me personally and professionally—one I will always remember as a music teacher. Thank you to all the students, families, and staff for your support and encouragement. Let the music continue!
Miss Maize, Mrs. Barone, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Iavarone, Miss Hagel, Mrs. Gonzalez
Soaring into Summer!
As our school year came to an end we participated in many fun activities. Our Field Day was a lot of fun. We learned to exercise our minds and bodies. In Science, we watched the metamorphosis process. First, we had Very Hungry Caterpillars. Then, we watched the fascinating process as they changed into chrysalises. Finally, our butterflies arrived and we released them! Like our caterpillars, we have also morphed this year. Now, we are ready to soar into first grade!
Take a trip to the public library to pick up some books to read. If you go on vacation or just take a walk to the park; work on a Think, Sketch, Write paper which will help keep students' writing skills fresh. Number concepts are also important to review, especially simple addition and subtraction. Don’t forget the fun and family time! The children will be refreshed, ready to take on the challenges of First Grade. Have a wonderful summer. Be Safe and Stay Healthy!!!
