Day 3 of Dater Schoolโs Week of Respect was all about teamwork! ๐๐ Students and staff showed their school spirit by wearing their favorite sports gear while celebrating the importance of working together, supporting one another, and treating everyone with kindness and respect. ๐๐ย At Dater, weโre always on the same team when it comes to respect! ๐ค




Day 2 of Dater Schoolโs Week of Respect was all about peace, love, and respect! โฎ๏ธ๐ Our students and staff brought the theme to life by wearing tie-dye and bright, colorful outfits. ๐
Throughout the day, students showed respect by listening to their teachers, following directions, using kind and polite words, and taking care of our classrooms and school.
We loved seeing our Dater students demonstrate that respect isnโt just something we talk aboutโitโs something we show through our words, actions, and choices every day! โ๏ธ๐



Students in 5Gesualdo used the Engineer Design Process...Creative thinking filled the room as they took on their challenge!



๐ฉHats off to respect! Dater students and staff kicked off our Week of Respect in style by wearing their favorite hats! ๐งข๐
Weโre excited to celebrate kindness, inclusion, and respect all week long! ๐๐





๐ Book clubs are a wonderful way for students to grow as readers! Through thoughtful discussions, collaboration, and sharing different perspectives, students strengthen their reading skills while deepening their understanding of the books they read.
Dater students in 4Guarnieriโs class are diving into Historical Fiction Book Clubs and loving every minute of it! ๐๐ฌโจ




๐๐ WEEK OF RESPECT at Dater School! ๐๐
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October 5โ9
Letโs celebrate kindness, inclusion, and respect all week long! ๐คโจ
๐ฉ Monday: Hats Off to RESPECT โ Wear your favorite hat!
๐ Tuesday: Peace, Love & Respect โ Wear tie-dye or bright colors!
๐ Wednesday: Team Up to Stop Bullying โ Wear a sports jersey/shirt!
๐ด Thursday: Dream of a World Filled with Respect โ Wear pajamas!
๐๐ Friday: Respect Our School Community โ Wear blue & gold!
Letโs make it a week full of kindness, positivity, and Dater pride! ๐๐๐

๐ Happy Birthday to Daterโs proud principal, Mrs. Glebocki! ๐
Our students and staff were all so excited to celebrate Mrs. Glebocki today! ๐ Her dedication, kindness, and commitment to our school community make her such a wonderful leader and role model. We are so lucky to have her leading our school and inspiring us each day!
Wishing Mrs. Glebocki a very happy birthday! We hope her day is as special as she is! ๐ฅณ๐
Go RAMS!!! ๐








Dater 5th graders are learning to be social scientists! What do Geographers, Historians, Archaeologists, and Sociologists learn about people from the things they leave behind? What stories do they tell? Curiosity at work!! ๐ง





Think Dater students are the only ones learning during the day? Think again! ๐โจ
After the school day ends, Dater teachers become students, too! Our teachers spent time collaborating, learning from one another, and strengthening their teaching practices through professional learning.
Because great teachers never stop learning! ๐๐ก




The desks are washed, the adorable student letters ๐ are out, and the teachers are ready (especially thanks to the wonderful breakfast ๐ณ๐ฅpurchased by the PTO this morning!). Dater can't wait to welcome our teaching partners, the amazing Dater families, into our classrooms tonight! Doors open at 6:45. See you then! ๐






Wishing our students, staff, and families who observe Yom Kippur a meaningful day of reflection and a easy fast. ๐

Fifth graders in Dater School's Art room looked closely at the shape of their shoes, examining the curved lines, laces and little details before drawing a single line. By turning something familiar into art, our students discover that careful observation can reveal a different perspective in what we see everyday. ๐๐งโ๐จ๐ฉโ๐จ

4th grade mathematicians- The students in 4McPartland had fun using manipulatives to review place value!



Dater School Artists create with a common goal to begin the year, "How can we work together?"
Collaboration in the art room sounds like "Can you explain that idea?" and "What can we change as an art team?"
Creating together is a positive and fun start to the school year, especially when there is a common artmaking goal!

Dater students put their critical-thinking skills to work in the Media Center! ๐ง๐Through a fun read-aloud, students explored different scenarios involving book care and had to think carefully about the best choices to make as responsible members of our library community. They then put their knowledge to the test with a lively game of Boom, Clap, Grab! Students had a blast while applying what they learned, explaining their thinking, and making thoughtful decisions. ๐โจ







Our 5th graders are learning about symbolism as part of their Historical Fiction Reading and Writing Unit. On Friday, students began learning to crochet, inspired by something that appears Again and Againโa โnoticing strategyโ they are learning to use as they read their class read-aloud, Esperanza Rising by Pam Muรฑoz Ryan.
Well done, everyone, for rising to the challenge and trying something new! ๐งถ๐




Wishing our students, families, and staff who celebrate a sweet and joyful Rosh Hashanah!
May the new year bring health, happiness, and success to all. Shanah Tova! ๐๐ฏ
May the new year bring health, happiness, and success to all. Shanah Tova! ๐๐ฏ

Books are flying off the shelves in the Dater Media Center! ๐โค๏ธ Our 4th and 5th graders are so excited to get their hands back on books and dive into new stories and topics. It was especially meaningful to see so many students come in today seeking out books about 9/11, inspired by classroom lessons and eager to learn more. Thereโs nothing better than seeing students follow their curiosity and let books lead the way. ๐บ๐ธ๐








Today, we remember and honor the lives lost, the heroes who responded, and the strength of our community on September 11.
We will never forget.
We will never forget.

So much learning is happening in classrooms across Dater! ๐ During our school-wide Morning Meeting, students learned about the key characteristics of responsibility and what it looks like in action. ๐โจ Throughout the day, our students put that learning into practice by showing responsibility in their classroomsโlearning it, living it, and growing together! ๐







