Ms. Weeks’ 4th grade class held a Native American Artifact Museum Monday where students shared projects they created based on their research. From longhouses to drums to even homemade cornbread, students proudly shared their creations with families who complimented their work and asked questions. Students were only too eager to share what they learned, often …
Congratulations to seniors Isaiah Delman, Austin Remillard, Marissa Phillips and Brendan Quick who were honored last night at Schalmont’s Bowling Senior Night! Thank you for all your hard work and representing Schalmont so well!
The Board of Education met last night for its regular meeting. Here is a summary. Superintendent Dr. Thomas Reardon praised Schalmont’s Transportation Department, thanking them for their outstanding work last week getting every student home safely despite an afternoon storm that was worse than forecasted. Board members also spoke proudly of the Transportation Department’s dedication, …
Congratulations to seniors Kiera Garcia, Abigail Leszczynski, Madelyn Quick, Ava Riggi and Brianna Roth who were honored this past weekend at Cheerleading Senior Night! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication!
Schalmont would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to our amazing Transportation Department for all they do to ensure our students get to school and back home safely each day. This dedicated team spent Wednesday evening together reviewing important school transportation precautions to help ensure the safety of our students. The professional development takes place …
Schalmont would like to share with our community that Jefferson Elementary Assistant Principal Aileen Ryan is leaving the district next month for an opportunity in private education. Ms. Ryan joined Schalmont in 2022 after working the previous five years at Catholic Central High School. “It has been an absolute pleasure working with Aileen and we …
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Students in Career & Financial Management classes enjoyed sharing everything they learned about career paths that interest them Friday during the High School Career Fair. Standing before presentations they made for the semi-annual event, High School students discussed how much education their chosen career requires, typical salaries, and other information they researched in class. Students …
Schalmont 7th graders sharpened their debating skills last week as Ms. Harvey’s ELA classes held classroom debates about school dress codes. Students prepared for the debates by studying the 1969 Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines, a landmark case dealing with free speech in schools. For many of the students, it was their first …
