We love our WT police officers! Thank you for keeping our community safe!
Mrs. Ciccone's first grade class had a very special mystery reader, Sgt. Oranchak. He shared the story of Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathman. Students loved this entertaining story about the importance of safety.
Fifth grade students work with Mrs. Rojas and Sgt. Oranchak to STUFF THE BUS with our schoolwide collections for the LV Food Pantry. We are proud of our students' empathy and generosity and the positive impact they have made for our community.
Thank you Mr. Backer and Mrs. Radossich for teaching us all about bus safety!
The schoolwide collections for the LV Food Pantry started today and will continue through Friday, October 21st. Please send in the following items. The collection boxes will be by the Office. Thank you so much for your generosity!
🚌 Stuff the Bus Grade Level Challenge!
✅ Kindergarten: School snacks
✅ Grade 1: Granola bars/Pop Tarts
✅ Grade 2: Canned fruit (no glass)
✅ Grade 3: Pancake mix
✅ Grades 4 & 5: Toiletries (bodywash, handsoap, shampoo, conditioner)
Outdoor exploration provides children the opportunity to link understanding of scientific concepts to the natural world. These kindergarten children use their sense of touch, sight, sound, and smell to observe trees.
Bonjour! Fifth grade students in Mrs. Flanagan's class write letters to their "Friends in France" each Friday.
Today we visited with the Post "1776" American Veterans Association of Washington Twp. to discuss our upcoming Veterans Day Flag Raising Ceremony. Mark your calendar for 9:15am on November 3rd to join us in honoring our local Veterans. Students have a wonderful plan in place.
Pete the Cat is popping up around the school to support our month long Respect lessons. Classes will have a special visit from Mrs. Rojas, our school counselor, to discuss the importance of cooperation, respect, empathy and citizenship!
It was a School Spirit Day at Old Farmers - CRAZY SOCKS!!! Thank you Bowser for visiting us!
Third grade students plan, design, test and modify their "flying machine" models. With persistence, they were able to improve upon their design and participate in an exciting class wide flight simulation.
Fun at Second Grade Lunch!
OFRS, WE DID IT!! We've reached our fundraising goal of $17,000 for this weekend's Color Run! Thank you all! See you Sunday 10/2 at 1 pm at OFRS for the Color Run Event! (See our last News post about Bowser getting ready for the big day!)
A walk down the beautiful hallways of OFRS!
Mrs. Kerpez is our wonderful Library-Technology teacher at OFRS. She prides herself in learning the genres and books that inspire individual students to develop a love of reading. Her excitement is contagious!
Both families and teachers were thrilled to be face-to-face and altogether for Back to School Night! Kudos to our teachers and their fabulous presentations.
Nurse Braithwaite and Mrs. Ressland review healthy choices with students such as hand washing, healthy eating, exercise and more. We are thankful for our health heroes here at school!
Our 5th grade morning announcers shared an interesting fact about the Autumn Equinox today. Today the sun crosses the celestial equator moving southward. An old legend tells us that you can balance an egg upright on the Equinox. We had success balancing an egg in the main office today. Will it balance on other days of the year? We will have to experiment.
Mrs. Burns gathers her students for an energizing and engaging morning activity that gets students thinking as a team and prepared for learning!
Mrs. Poggi's class is using math manipulatives to learn the concept of regrouping with multi-digit subtraction. The use of base ten blocks taps into students visual and tactile learning styles so that they can fully understand the how and why behind the regrouping process.
