Dater School Fine Arts Night was a huge success thanks to our incredibly talented students and staff! Ms. Hudson, Mr. Jacobsen, and Mr. Bogert lead our students to feel confident and believe in themselves as they performed for friends and families through both a visual showcase and a band and chorus performance. Smiles and tears of pride all around! Students exemplified their self direction, collaboration, and adaptability to get to this special moment. Go Rams! 🐏🎨🖌️🎶🥁🎺💙💛
4th graders getting inspired at the Dater Band Expo!! 🥁🎹🎺🎷
A heartfelt gracias to the amazing Dater School PTO for throwing us a fiesta of a week during Teacher Appreciation! During these first three days, you really spiced things up with every thoughtful detail — from the festive décor to the delicious treats, it was nacho average celebration. We felt taco-tally appreciated and couldn't be more thankful for all the time and effort you put into making the week so special. We are ready to salsa into the rest of the school year thanks to you. 🌮🎉💃
The stage is set for the Dater Band's spring performance. We are very excited to play for the students, teachers, and parents! We are looking forward to seeing you all at the show tonight. 🎷🎸🎹🎻🎺
Happy School Nurse Day to Nurse Mion, the compassionate and calming presence at the heart of Dater School. Your dedication, professionalism, and care make a lasting difference in the lives of our students and staff every day. We are truly grateful for all that you do. 🧑⚕️💓🎉
TONIGHT is Fine Arts Night @ DATER SCHOOL!
Don't miss it! The event showcases student artwork across various mediums alongside captivating musical performances from our talented young artists.
⏰ Doors open at 5:45pm!
5Montorio students having fun in music class practicing beats. 🥁
Students in 4Horton showcase top test-taking strategies while explaining how textual evidence strengthened their most effective essays. 💻✍️
Dater School is feeling a mix of pride and sadness as we say goodbye to our incredible student interns on their last day. Over the past months, they’ve brought energy, creativity, and a fresh perspective to our school community, and their contributions have made a lasting impact. While we’re sad to see them go, we know they are headed toward bright futures, and we wish them all the best in their next chapter. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Dater students are loving their new principal for the day, Miss Sullivan! She led spirit day like a pro, and even took the impossible shot. Her first administrative decision: extra recess today!!
Dater kicked off Mental Health Awareness Month by dressing in green to show their support. Additionally, Ms. Gulino's 5th grade students created green ribbons for the staff to wear. 💚💚
Today we celebrate the heart of our school ❤️-- the leader who inspires, uplifts, and empowers every student and teacher to be their very best. Her dedication, compassion, and vision create a space where learning thrives and futures are shaped. Happy Principal's Day to our proud principal, Mrs. Jennifer Glebocki! 💐🐏 Dater is so lucky to have her!
5Montorio practices their Spanish communication skills! Students interviewed each other to find out which month has the most birthdays in their class! 🤔🎂
At this month's BOE meeting, Lesa Jezequel and Julie Cherrington were recognized for their expertise and dedication as our schools recipients for the Governor's Educator of the Year Award! We appreciate you and are inspired by you every day!
Dater Students: Wear GREEN tomorrow to kick off Mental Health Awareness Month!
Artists are learning about different cultures and forms of expression in the art room! This week students discovered the art of Gyotaku, a form of printmaking that began in Japan over 200 years ago! Students then wrote a short story about what they created. Very proud of these artists!
Fun was had by all at the Groovy Springfest! Thank you to our amazing PTO for organizing a successful event! Our very own Mr. Quinlan provided fun and music for all to enjoy throughout the event.
Students in 5Wissell/McGowan's math class collaborating together with Mrs. McGowan's son. Her son came to school on Bring Your Child To Work Day and reviewed with the students how to add and subtract fractions in word problems.
4Kirch/McLaud students are collaborating and learning how to compare and contrast texts to prepare to take on research simulation tasks.
Students in Ms. Gulino's fifth grade class are collaborating, focusing on the struggles and the life lesson within literature.
