Today was a true Fri-YAY in K-Col as students brought The Three Billy Goats Gruff, our Star Book this week, to life through an exciting, hands-on learning experience! Students connected literacy and science by using their own stuffed animals to retell the story, practice sequencing, and develop storytelling skills. They also were engineers, using materials from around the classroom to plan, design, and build their own bridges to use during their team's retelling performance. This creative activity encouraged problem-solving, critical thinking, collaboration, and exploration of basic engineering concepts incorporating what they have been doing in science. Learning, imagination, and a whole lot of fun came together for a wonderful experience enjoyed by all!
Students in 2-Finnegan brought their learning to life with clay as they explored and created different landforms! 🏔️🌎
Tossing a little joy into the weekend 🍂
Annual third grade photos for the 2026–2027 school year? CHECK! ✅ And of course, we had a very special guest join in 🤭🐏
Today, students across Hubbard School wore green in recognition of Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Awareness Day! 💚
Our school community came together to show love and support for one of our very own students while raising awareness of Phelan-McDermid Syndrome, a rare genetic condition.
As we celebrated our Phelan Lucky student, we were reminded of the importance of kindness, inclusion, and celebrating what makes each of us unique. At Hubbard, we believe every student deserves to feel seen, valued, and supported.
Every Storm Shines Green! 💚
In K-Beatty, scientists are working on plans to make the blacktop less hot. They first drew their own plan on how to make it less hot. Today they met with a partner to compare and work together to revise and label plan they can use when they build next time using materials.
Join us for The Power of Positive Sports Parenting!
The Ramsey High School Athletic Association (RHSAA) and the Ramsey Public Education Foundation (RPEF) along with Ramsey High School are proud announce they will host a Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) workshop this November.
🚨 All parents (not only coaches) in the District are encouraged to attend.
📍 Ramsey High School / Auditorium
🗓 Monday, November 2
⏰ 7:30 PM (🚨 Time change!)
What you’ll learn: The Power of Positive Sports Parenting offers practical strategies to help parents/caregivers contribute to a positive and welcoming sports experience for everyone involved. Parents who attend this workshop will be given tools to:
• Align their goals with those of their athletes
• Support their athlete’s mental wellness through empathy
• Model and reinforce a positive sports culture
• Build an effective coach-parent partnership
• Foster a sense of belonging amongst the team community
Why it matters: Sports are a powerful venue for building character, confidence, and community. Learn how we can all work together to keep competition healthy, supportive, and fun for our student-athletes.
The Ramsey High School Athletic Association (RHSAA) and the Ramsey Public Education Foundation (RPEF) along with Ramsey High School are proud announce they will host a Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) workshop this November.
🚨 All parents (not only coaches) in the District are encouraged to attend.
📍 Ramsey High School / Auditorium
🗓 Monday, November 2
⏰ 7:30 PM (🚨 Time change!)
What you’ll learn: The Power of Positive Sports Parenting offers practical strategies to help parents/caregivers contribute to a positive and welcoming sports experience for everyone involved. Parents who attend this workshop will be given tools to:
• Align their goals with those of their athletes
• Support their athlete’s mental wellness through empathy
• Model and reinforce a positive sports culture
• Build an effective coach-parent partnership
• Foster a sense of belonging amongst the team community
Why it matters: Sports are a powerful venue for building character, confidence, and community. Learn how we can all work together to keep competition healthy, supportive, and fun for our student-athletes.
Our K-Gallorini word study experts are having fun practicing their letters and sounds! They took turns spinning the wheel to identify letter sounds or read red words, then wrote their answers on their boards.✏️💛
K-Cammarata scientists are working hard to observe, notice, and wonder about the world around them! They used heat lamps to practice identifying what items are "hot" and "less hot", investigated which causes matched the correct effect cards during centers, and analyzed classroom data sets. ☀️✏️
Hubbard School third graders took on the Sterling Hill Mining Museum! ⛏️💎 A beautiful day filled with exploration, discovery, and hands-on learning beneath the surface!
Last day of Winter Clothing Drive is tomorrow - Thank you for your participation!
Mathematicians in K-Shand learn, play, and discuss Compare: a card game in which players each turn over a Primary Number Card and compare the two numbers to determine which is greater.
A paws-itively wonderful Friday at Hubbard School! 🐾 We had some very special four-legged visitors who brought plenty of smiles, wagging tails, and a little extra joy to our hallways! Our therapy dog friends reminded us that sometimes the smallest moments can make the biggest difference. Thank you for spreading so much comfort, kindness, and happiness throughout the hallways of Hubbard.
Happy Boss’s Day to our wonderful principal! Great leadership is about making a difference in the little moments, and she does just that! Today, she was spotted walking around Hubbard School, handing out birthday books and sprinkling her signature dazzle and positivity wherever she went. Even our students wanted to join in on the celebration and show their appreciation! We are so grateful for the heart, joy, and enthusiasm Mrs. Linzenbold brings to our school community each and every day. 💙💛
The greatest teachers are often learners themselves! 🍎
Our Hubbard School kindergarten teachers joined colleagues from Tisdale for a collaborative planning day focused on sharing ideas, reflecting on instructional practices, with our instructional coaches and looking ahead to what’s next for our learners.
Opportunities like these remind us that great teaching doesn’t happen in isolation. When educators come together to learn from one another, share their expertise, and plan with purpose, our students are the ones who benefit most.
Great teachers never stop learning, especially from one another!
A fun and successful Pumpkin Fair at Hubbard School 🎃🧡
Campfire Magic at the Book Fair this week! Remember, we are bringing the campfire magic to life on WEDNESDAY by wearing Orange, Red, and Yellow and donating to support the Tommy Strong Foundation.
We loved welcoming our Dater peers to Hubbard School! Dater students spent time connecting with our third graders, sharing their experiences, answering questions, and offering a glimpse into what lies ahead. Of course, there was something extra special about seeing older siblings reunite with their younger siblings and former students reconnect with the teachers who once taught them. Moments like these remind us that even as our students grow and move on, they will always be part of the Hubbard family! 💙💛
These preschoolers visited Pony Power in Mahwah. It was an amazing experience to ride the horses and explore the farm.
Our students took learning beyond the classroom during a visit to the Meadowlands Environmental Center! 🌿🔎 Through hands-on exploration, observation, and discovery, students had the opportunity to learn more about the natural world around them and the importance of protecting our environment. What a wonderful way to bring science to life and inspire curiosity about the world we share!
