Grade 2 students are sharing their nonfiction reading experiences with each other.




After a read aloud of "Rapunzel", students solve the challenge, "How would you rescue Rapunzel without climbing up her hair?" (We all agreed that hair climbing would be painful anyway!!)




Tending a garden has positive effects on a child’s brain, body and soul! Check out the April Wellness Word to read more about the many wonderful benefits of gardening with children! https://tinyurl.com/WellnessWordApril2023
The latest edition of the Principal's Update is now posted on our website.
https://www.gdrsd.org/o/fres/article/1068430
Elementary Report Cards have been posted to the Community Portal.

As a reminder, today is a full day Friday. Student dismissal begins at 3:10pm today. Please plan accordingly.
Due to our power outage, the Book Fair Family Night has been rescheduled to Friday afternoon from 4:00-6:00.
Working with clay is always a highlight in the art room.



The book fair is here this week! Thank you to our PTA and the many volunteers who make it all work.




The latest edition of the Principal's Update is now posted on our website.
https://www.gdrsd.org/o/fres/article/1051309
The Book Fair is coming!

The latest edition of the Principal's Update is now posted on our website.https://www.gdrsd.org/o/fres/article/1042565
School will be delayed 2 hours on Wednesday, March 15. There will be no AM preschool or half day Kindergarten.
You have one more chance to see the show tonight at 6:30! You won’t be disappointed!



So proud of these kids!




The latest edition of the Principal's Update is now posted on our website.https://www.gdrsd.org/o/fres/article/1035032
Today is an early release day for elementary students. Dismissal begins at 12:15pm.
Ben's dad stopped in to share their family experience with tapping maple trees and making syrup.

4th graders learning about immigration through a virtual field trip. The Groton Commissioners of Trusts generously provided the funding for this enrichment experience. Thank you!



2nd graders learning about changing states of matter through the Making Slime program. Thanks to the Groton Commissioners of Trusts for funding this program for us.




