While you're at the Middle School for Parent Conferences, take a look through the Lost and Found Collection for any of your students missing items! Thanks to Mrs. Reed for arranging.
over 2 years ago, Mrs. Karen Majkut
North
South 1
South 2
MS Term 1 Report Cards are now available on the Community Portal.
over 2 years ago, Mrs. Karen Majkut
Woodstock
Enjoy some more of our 8th grade Advisory Scarecrows
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
scarecrow
scarecrow
scarecrow
Grades closed on 11/4 and will be shared with families by 3:00 PM on 11/14. Enjoy the long weekend!
over 2 years ago, Mrs. Karen Majkut
Good Morning, I wanted to share with you some of our grade 8 Advisory Scarecrows. You can see them through our campus near the school buildings.
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
8th grade Scarecrows
8th grade Scarecrows
8th grade Scarecrows
This is a reminder that Parent Conference sign ups close at the end of the school day today.
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
Conferences
Hello families, I just sent along an email with our parent conference sign ups. Have a great weekend. -Wendy Salvatore
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
Conferences
There were so many fun pumpkins to see
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
pumpkins
pumpkins
pumpkins
pumpkins
Check out the Advisory Pumpkin contest in 7th grade.
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
pumpkins
pumpkins
pumpkins
pumpkins
We are proud to report that our Middle School Cross Country team are Division I Champions. Yay team
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
Champs
Mr. Gannon’s fifth graders perform electrical conductivity tests with batteries and small lights. Students tested what classroom objects are conductive. #gdrsdchat
over 2 years ago, Luke Callahan, Ed.D.
students testing
students laptop
Mr Gannon works with students
light bulb goes off
Sixth graders in Mrs. Connery’s math class review tape diagrams and ratios. #mathrocks #gdrsdchat
over 2 years ago, Luke Callahan, Ed.D.
student at whiteboard
student at whiteboard
classroom discussion in math class
Good afternoon Middle School Families. I wanted to remind you that this Friday October 28th is an early release. 11:30 dismissal
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
Check out some 7th grade PawTrait art. So fun to see them in the halls
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
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art
art
One of our 6th grade students Aadhya Madapadi attended a STEM event which was also attended by Lieutenant Governor of MA and they were very proud to see representation from Groton. Background info on MA Stem week. Massachusetts STEM Week 2022 takes place from October 17 – 21 (inclusive of the weekend before and after), and is organized by the Executive Office of Education and the STEM Advisory Council in partnership with the state’s 9 Regional STEM Networks. It is a statewide effort to boost the interest, awareness and ability for all learners to envision themselves in STEM education and employment opportunities, and compliment the formal instruction happening in the Commonwealth beyond STEM week. The theme for the fifth annual statewide STEM Week is “See Yourself in STEM,” Attached are some pictures from the event. Aadhya and her friend got to share some robot motions and solved a mission. Her mom was so proud that she shared the photos with me and told me I could share with all of you. I shared the photos with all her teachers as well. I welcome all of you to share your student's accomplishments with us as their family and community experiences are just as important to us as their school experiences.
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
STEM
Stem
Fifth and sixth grade students continue to work on their avatars, created using Google Slides, while others finish 'Makey Makey' projects using a mixture of crafts and coding!
over 2 years ago, Luke Callahan, Ed.D.
studnets using a chromebook
students measuring
students creating makey makey projects
Our 5th grade had Norah Dooley, Storyteller/Author in on Thursday and Friday working with our students on how to tell stories. How to close your eyes and what do you think, feel, smell. What do you see and touch. All of these details go into how we create and tell stories. Thank you Norah and thank you MSPTO for funding the experience.
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
Storyteller
Story teller
Storyteller
Storyteller
Sixth graders get moving in Mr. Coronis and Mr. Lynch’s physical education classes with a great game of Matball! #gdrsdchat
over 2 years ago, Luke Callahan, Ed.D.
students play mat ball in yen gym
students play mat ball in the gym
Good morning, While the flyer said breakfast was in the North Cafeteria we will actually be in the South across from the PAC.
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
Enjoy some pictures of our World Of Difference middle schools students working together on Friday morning brainstorming ways to get a positive messages out to all students. Thank you WOD
over 2 years ago, Wendy Salvatore, Principal
Wod
Wod
Wod
Wod