Science Students Enjoy Field Trip

Schalmont High School’s Physics classes and National Science Honor Society took learning to new heights last week with a field trip to Six Flags Great Adventure! “Through real-world observations and data collection, students reinforced key concepts from the Regents Physics curriculum, all while experiencing the thrill of physics in action on the rides,” said Physics …

My Favorite Stuffie Art Project

First graders made a trip to Schalmont High School last week for one of our favorite collaborative art projects, My Favorite Stuffie! Earlier this year, Mrs. LeRoy and Miss Pink’s classes created drawings of their favorite stuffies. High School Sculpture students then made sculptures based on the student drawings. “You’ll get to see sculptures that …

Pre-School Buddies Visit Jefferson

Pre-schoolers from Our Lady Queen of Peace made their semi-annual trip to Jefferson Elementary Wednesday as part of a long-standing Buddy Program! Each year, children spend time with Mrs. Bennett’s 4th grade class, first visiting the classroom in the fall and then spending time together on the playground in the spring. “They spent time on …

Unified Basketball Finishes Season With Win

Schalmont’s Unified Basketball team celebrated on the floor of the MVP Arena Wednesday after a WIN in their Sectional game! 🏀 What a great ending for the program’s first season! Seeing those Sabre proud smiles alone make it a success to us! #sabrepride

DAV Members Visit Jefferson

Ms. Pink’s 1st graders learned about the importance of Memorial Day and how to treat the American flag respectfully last week thanks to two visitors from a local Disabled American Veterans chapter! Guests Patty Montone and Walter Schlegel were beyond impressed about what students knew about the flag, including what the stars, stripes and the …

2nd Graders Release Butterflies

Students were beyond excited last week when Ms. Santabarbara and Mrs. Zarecki’s 2nd grade classes released their classroom butterflies in the school courtyard! After shooing away some hungry looking birds, students gathered around as their classroom butterflies were released. “Remember we’re big, they’re small,” a student reminded classmates as they gathered on the grass to …

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