The greatest teachers are often learners themselves! ๐
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 whatโs next for our learners.
Opportunities like these remind us that great teaching doesnโt 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 ๐๐งก










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! ๐๐







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! ๐ฟ๐ 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!




Pumpkin Fair tomorrow afterschool!
Reminder for Tomorrowโs Pumpkin Fair:
If your childโs regular dismissal plan will change because of the Pumpkin Fair, you must email hubbarddismissal@ramsey.k12.nj.us to report the change.
Please send a dismissal change if:
โข A walker should wait for a ride or be picked up
โข A rider should walk
โข An aftercare student should walk or ride instead of attending aftercare
โข A bus student should wait for pickup or walk
For students who normally attend aftercare, please also notify HubbardRED.
Thank you for helping us ensure a smooth and safe dismissal for everyone!
Reminder for Tomorrowโs Pumpkin Fair:
If your childโs regular dismissal plan will change because of the Pumpkin Fair, you must email hubbarddismissal@ramsey.k12.nj.us to report the change.
Please send a dismissal change if:
โข A walker should wait for a ride or be picked up
โข A rider should walk
โข An aftercare student should walk or ride instead of attending aftercare
โข A bus student should wait for pickup or walk
For students who normally attend aftercare, please also notify HubbardRED.
Thank you for helping us ensure a smooth and safe dismissal for everyone!
Donโt forget to check out the Literati Book Fair at Hubbard! Discover some wonderful books and find your next great read!







Cooperative game play in preschool helps children work toward a shared goal, building vital social, emotional, and cognitive skills without the stress of traditional competition.

Third graders putting their multiplication skills to work while playing Missing Factor! Through this engaging math game, students practiced finding missing factors, applying multiplication strategies, and strengthening their mathematical reasoning.





Wrapping up Respect Week with music, movement, and tons of Ramsey pride! What a fun way to come together and celebrate the importance of respect and kindness at Hubbard School.










Third graders in Mrs. Frankโs class were hard at work strengthening their informational writing skills! Students listened attentively as their peers shared strategies for organizing their ideas and including important details to teach their readers about a topic.










Tomorrow Week of RESPECT Spirit Day: Respect our School Community - wear blue and gold!

Third grade students are building their typing skills with Mrs. LaKind! Students are practicing proper hand placement on the keyboard to strengthen their accuracy, speed, and confidence.










Nothing like a little cold to stop us! We kicked off Walk to School Wednesday with Ms. G leading the way. A chilly start, but a great way to start the day together ๐คญ










Tomorrow Week of RESPECT Spirit Day: Dream of a World Filled with Respect - wear your pajamas!

Our annual Third Grade Bike Rodeo was a wheel-y great time! Our third graders had the opportunity to practice important bike safety skills while building confidence and having fun along the way.
A huge thank you to our wonderful parent volunteers and the Ramsey Police Department for giving their time to help make this annual Hubbard tradition possible. We are so grateful for the continued support of our school community! ๐ฒ๐๐










Hubbard School was looking extra colorful today as students and staff wore tie dye to celebrate the Week of Respect! It was a fun way to come together as a school community and continue celebrating kindness, acceptance, and respect for one another.


Tomorrow Week of RESPECT Spirit Day: Team Up to Stop Bullying - wear a sports jersey or shirt!

Reminder: Join our Walking School Bus as Hubbard students, staff, and families walk to school in recognition of International Walk to School Day!
Meet us at the Ramsey Public Library at 8:15 a.m. to walk together to Hubbard School. We hope to see you there!
Meet us at the Ramsey Public Library at 8:15 a.m. to walk together to Hubbard School. We hope to see you there!

