Grade 2 learned about changing states of matter through the Boo Bubbles program. That you to the Groton Commissioners of Trust for funding this enrichment program.
Ella and Eva had a very special ride to school this morning. Thank you Groton Fire Department for the lift!
Don't forget your coat and check the lost and found regularly!
Our first performance in the cafeteria! Today we had the GDRHS Band!
FloRo Spirt Week is coming! Thanks to our Student Council for planning this fun week of spirit!
This week we experienced our first snowfall of the year. Students enjoyed recess in the snow on our new playground. Please remember to send your student to school with clothing appropriate for cold winter fun!
If you are coming to the Winter Fair tomorrow, please make sure you allow extra time to drive through the center of town and to park. It's a busy winter themed weekend in town!
These second grade runners are on fire!
The PTA Winter Fair is this weekend! We hope to see you there!
Our artists have been busy creating!
Kindergarten students are learning about how light reflects and refracts through the Lights and Lasers program funded through a grant from the Groton Commissioners of Trust.
Grade 1 students held a Favorite Book Parade this morning! We all enjoyed this celebration of literacy and the enthusiasm demonstrated by our 1st graders.
Reminder! Dismissal is earlier today due to the holiday tomorrow! We dismiss at 12:07.
Kindergartners prepare for an upcoming performance of "Things I'm Thankful For" for family and friends with their teacher Mrs. Renee McEvoy.
Interested in volunteering?
Once again...there are a lot of lost and found items to be picked up.
During a fun and interactive lesson, Florence Roche's teacher, Mrs. Marcia Cragg, guided her first-grade students in identifying and exploring individual sounds! 🎉📚✨
Coffee with the Principals on Monday, 11/18 from 9:15-10:00.
The lost and found table is growing! It includes water bottles, lunchboxes jackets, sweatshirts, and a Girl Scout vest!
In case you missed reading this in Mr. O'Donoghue's newsletter! Please help your student to follow this expectation.
