Kindergarten students designed a cooler to preserve an ice cube in their study of liquids and solids.
Great things happening in Flo Ro classrooms! Mrs. Mulligan’s students are building sequencing skills while strengthening their use of precise language in writing. Meanwhile, Mrs. Allen is bringing stories to life by introducing rich new vocabulary during a read-aloud!
2nd graders learning about liquids, gases and changing states of matter through the Boo Bubbles program.
Coming to the book fair this week? Please check the lost and found! We have a huge collection of items that will be donated soon.
It was nice to see so many new families joining us for our Kindergarten Information Night. Kindergarten registration for the 2026-2027 school year is now open.
The Scholastic Book Fair visits Florence Roche next week! March 9th - 13th
Groton Dunstable Schools will be closed today, Friday, March 6, due to hazardous, icy road conditions.
Thank you to our 2nd grade families for providing the special treats for us today!
Mr. Bigelow visited our music classes today to demonstrate the bagpipes!
We started our day with an all school meeting about listening deeply. This connects with our theme of kindness.
Due to a Sysco delivery delay, our scheduled food order will not arrive as expected. As a result, some menu items, particularly fruits and vegetables, may be substituted with items we currently have on hand. Families should be aware that menus may be adjusted for the remainder of the week. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility.
Valentine's Day is always special. Hope yours is full of love!
Creative project for learning about nonfiction text features.
1st graders learning about animals in the winter through a NRWA program. Thank you to the Groton Commissioners of Trust for supporting this experience.
Can you fit an entire 2nd grade class in one hoop? We did and we even included three adults!
Happy 100th Day!
2nd graders hard at work on opinion writing today!
A very special ride to school this morning!
After just a few days the lost and found is out of control! See anything that belongs to your family?
