CELEBRATION OF STUDENT WORKS

On June 13th and 14th, the faculty and students presented a Celebration of Student Works. The event took place in the school cafeteria and many parents and community members joined us for the celebration. All visitors were invited to join in assessing the students' works by completing benchmark assessment forms on individual works. These assessments will be added to our accountability plan.

On both days, Jen, our music teacher, led the students in a spring concert. On June 13th the students sang our school song for the first time. They dedicated the song to Taeko, Jay and Mary Theresa.

Sensi Irv, our Aikido teacher and students from grades 4/5 demonstrated their skills for the audience.

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Students from grades K/1 wrote stories that were bound in accordian books. The studens created marblized end pages for their books in art class.	Students in Grades 2/3 created family story quilt panels that hung on display boards around the room. The students also created folktales in felt pages that were bound into books.
Students from Jon's 4/5 class presented research reports on famous battles of the US Revolution. Students from Mark's class presented 3-D reports on the planets.	Helen and Delijah admire books made by grades 4/5. Students imagined that they fell into a Hudson River painting and then wrote about their adventure.