1st Grade Glow Day Fun

How do our 1st graders celebrate 120 days of school? With a Glow Day, of course! 🌟 “This is the best day ever!” was the refrain of the day as 1st grade classrooms bubbled with excitement for Glow Day on Friday, as students celebrated being 120 days brighter. Countless learning activities were paired with fun …

Grade 4 Rehearses for Concert

Fourth graders did a great job in their rehearsals for their Grade 4 Concerts! See more photos on our Flickr page!

Superhero Day at Jefferson!

Superheroes, Assemble! Great job Jefferson Elementary students on Superhero Day, part of the school’s celebrations for the March Madness Readathon! #sabrepride See more photos on our Flickr page!  

Guest Author Visits Jefferson

Jefferson Elementary students learned all about writing and telling stories Tuesday during an author visit from James Preller! Speaking to groups of students throughout the day, Mr. Preller shared his love for writing stories and encouraged students to share theirs. He thanked the PTO and Jefferson teachers for welcoming him to the school. “I’m not …

Funny Feet Friday at Jefferson

Great job Jefferson students rocking your wildest footwear last week to support the March Madness Readathon! See more photos on our Flickr page!

Students Help Spread Kindness

Schalmont Middle School and Jefferson Elementary students gathered together last week to help spread kindness to our schools and community! Sabre Nation, a Middle School club that helps students develop leadership qualities through community service, met with Mrs. LeRoy and Miss Pink’s first graders at Princetown Church’s community room where they worked on kindness projects …

Native American History Museum

Fourth graders in Ms. Week’s class proudly shared their research projects last week during their Native American Artifact Museum! From longhouses to drums to meticulously made wampum jewelry, students proudly shared their creations with families and other classes who complimented their work and asked questions. Students were only too eager to share what they learned, …

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