Month: December 2025
Pre-K Enjoys 1st Snowy Recess
There have been so many firsts for our Pre-K students this year… but the very first snowy recess was certainly hard to beat! ❄️ Mrs. Quick’s class was all smiles as they enjoyed the snow recently after the first snow storm of the winter! Great job, young Sabres! #sabrepride See more photos on our Flickr …
4th Graders Learn About Having a “Great Heart”
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Wood’s 4th grade classes recently wrapped up their first ELA module with a fantastic collaborative activity focused on what it means to have a “great heart,” both figuratively and literally! The two classes came together to enjoy fun stations where students applied their learning. “To demonstrate a figurative great heart, they …
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Congrats Fall Sports All-Stars!
Congratulations to Schalmont’s Fall Sports All-Stars! #sabrepride Cheerleading 📣 Eliza Leszczynski Girls Cross Country 2nd Team 👟 Scarlett Gregg 👟 Gabby Lansing Honorable Mention 👟 Abigail LeRoy 👟 Kaitlyn Villano Football 1st Team 🏈 Duilio DiCocco 🏈 Derrick Schultz 🏈 Austin Teetsel 🏈 Vinny Zido 2nd Team 🏈 Mason Carney 🏈 Jack Carver 🏈 Logan …
Congrats 1st Quarter Honor Roll Students!
1st Quarter Honor Rolls! Congratulations to our students for all your hard work, and our families for all the support you give them! #sabrepride High Honor Roll Grade 6: Kassandra Amsler, Avalyn Bevis, Addison Bouck, Matthew Bruce, Audrina Bullock, Brody Burke, Luciana Camelo, Kameron Cartier, Ryan Cocozzoli, Adalie Collingwood, Ariana Colon, Addison Donis, Ava Donis, …
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Schalmont Enjoys 1st Snow Day (Photos)
Miss Pink’s Spud Spectacle Parade
Spud Bumble?! Minion Spud?! Barbie Spud?! Spud Christmas Tree Farmer?! Now THAT is a Spud Spectacle Parade! 💚🤍 Amazing job Miss Pink’s 1st grade class! Students created floats for the Jefferson Thanksgiving Parade after learning about the history of the Macy’s Parade. To make the project extra fun, students had to use a potato …