Award Winning author Elly Swartz presented to our 4th graders about "Finding Your Inner Superhero!"

Our kindergarten students enjoyed a visit from the Discovery Museum and learned about force and motion!

Our 3rd graders got a visit from the Paul Revere House to find out what really happened during Paul Revere's famous Midnight Ride!

Michael LaFosse from Origamido visited our second grade classrooms to teach the students the art of origami!

The PTO is now accepting candidates for President and Vice President of Communications for the 2026–2027 school year!

Fourth grade had an exciting visit from Dr. Dave who taught our students about engineering and renewable energy!

The kindergarten classes attended a puppet performance of The Three Billy Goats Gruff and The Lion and the Mouse!

The 3rd graders had a wonderful visit with Dr. Dave Hiller from Stempogo earlier this week, learning about what makes things fall over.

Learn more about our Cultural Arts programs in December!

This past Tuesday, Dr. Dave Hiller of Stempogo visited the 2nd Grade for a program about Dry Ice!

Last Friday, all grades had a visit from The Power Squad!

Our 4th graders made waves with a visit from the Discovery Museum last week to learn about the science of sound and how it travels!

Last Friday, all of the students got to enjoy a performance by Brazilian Beats, featuring Grooversity!

More Information Coming Soon for our Fall Scholastic Book Fair! In the meantime, we’re collecting paper and plastic grocery bags! Please send any extras with your child to drop in the box by the office. Thank you for helping us recycle and reuse!

We have kicked off our Cultural Arts Programming for the 2025-2026 school year! Our first-graders had a visit this past Monday and Wednesday with Dr. Dave Hiller to learn “Why is the Sky Blue?”

The first graders had a Wild Adaptations presentation from the Mass Audubon Society.

Dr. Dave explained the 3 laws of motion to our kindergarteners. The kids got to try several experiments and had a blast learning! 🚀

The Paul Revere house came to teach third graders all about his famous ride!