In light of the significant snowfall, ALL WWRSD schools will remain in remote learning on Wednesday, February 3. Please refer to your email or www.wwrsd.org for schedule details.
We hope everyone remains safe and warm while enjoying some fun with the snow!
Our students stop and jot! They think and write about what they are learning at specific points within a lesson.
Happy National School Counseling Week to our amazing counselors at the high school! Thank you for everything you do!
National School Counseling Week highlights the tremendous impact school counselors can have in helping students achieve school success. We are, "All In for Students!" JFG celebrates our school counselor, Emily Williams, and her meticulous attention to our students and staff!
January JFG Highlights! We are so proud of our students, teachers, and parents. It takes village! Our village stops at nothing to give our students better than the best! Whether under a mask or not, our children keep on smiling!
In light of the significant snowfall expected through Tuesday, ALL WWRSD schools will transition to remote learning on Monday, February 1 and Tuesday, February 2. Refer to your email or www.wwrsd.org for schedule details.
Thank you Mrs. Portelli for putting our creative minds to work at home! Berkeley and Brookside appreciate you keeping us inspired!
Finished The Great Kindness Challenge this week by reading books about kindness and wearing our spirit wear to show kindness for our school and community!
Congrats to our January High School Student of the Month: Ashley Molina! Great job Ashley!
Second graders work in Google Breakout Rooms to "meet" with a remote partner to discuss their reading!
Learning the basics!
Our students continue to persevere.
Thank you Ms. Williams for modeling mindfulness during our day!
WRMS’ World Cultures Club held their most recent meeting this week. Members were presented with tidbits on Indian culture. Each student brought a few spices to present and discuss. A great thyme for all!
7th grade Art students are working hard on their Pop Art projects!
Students in Ms. Hartwick's Biology classes are learning about mitosis. Students looking at onion root tip cells under a microscope identifying each stage. For the students at home, a digital microscope is being projected allowing them to see the onion cells.
Third graders use Epic! to read leveled texts and use various strategies to solve tricky words.
Mrs. Patusco’s 7th grade students studied Amanda Gorman’s “The Hill We Climb” today as part of their Patterns of Tolerance and Equity Unit. Students made great connections between this, “I Have a Dream” and their own texts and experiences!
Three more days to go for the Brookside Teachers as they look to complete their own Great Kindness Challenge! @CounselingBES
