Mrs. Zuccala’s Preschool class and students in 3Jordan met for reading buddies! 📚 This collaboration fosters a love for reading, builds strong connections across grade levels, and helps develop empathy and communication skills. It’s a great way to promote learning and community at Hubbard.
We are so proud to celebrate Mrs. Doris Kertesz and Mrs. Maureen Morrissey, who were recognized at the Ramsey Board of Education meeting last night as part of the 2025 NJ Governor’s Educator of the Year program! 🌟 Mrs. Kertesz, our Teacher of the Year, is recognized for her nurturing classroom and strong connections with families. Mrs. Morrissey, our Educational Services Professional of the Year, is celebrated for her creative and collaborative speech and language support. These two incredible educators are the first stop in a child’s academic journey at Hubbard School. Their commitment to shaping students' academic and social-emotional growth sets the foundation for future success.
Mrs. Frank caught in action during WIN (What I Need) time, which is an important part of our school day. Our teachers provide targeted, small-group instruction to help each student achieve their individual learning goals. WIN time is a dedicated period where students receive focused support based on their unique needs, whether it’s enrichment or additional help, ensuring every child receives the attention and resources they need to succeed💡
3LimaTola and 1Berland collaborated together for a Charter Recharge, working as a team to reset and reinforce their classroom agreements. As reading buddies, it’s always special for our students to collaborate across grade levels, building connections and learning from each other. It was a great opportunity to come together, reflect on the year so far, and set positive intentions for the rest of the school year.
We love when Mrs. Linzenbold stops by to make our birthday celebrations extra special! As part of our cherished Hubbard tradition, she presents a birthday book to the birthday student, making their day even more memorable. It’s just one of the many ways we show our students how much they are valued! 💙💛
Students in 3Lee are exploring fractions by comparing sizes of different fractional parts! Using hands-on manipulatives like fraction tiles and cut-out brownie pieces, they are practicing putting fractions in order from smallest to largest. As they work, students are caught discussing their reasoning and making connections about how numerators and denominators affect the size of the fraction. This interactive approach helps them visualize how parts of a whole fit together, while fostering deep math talk and enhancing their foundational math skills.
📢 Hubbard PTO Meeting – 9:15 AM Tomorrow!
Our HU third-grade teachers were caught collaborating during lunch to brainstorm new ways to make learning even more meaningful and exciting for our students! Teamwork makes the dream work 💙💛
We’re excited to kick off our Charter Recharge! 🌟 As we return from break, it’s the perfect time to reset and refocus for the second half of the year. Our students are revisiting their class charters, reflecting on goals, and setting intentions to help make the rest of the year even more successful. Let’s continue building our positive, inclusive classroom community!
We welcomed our Hubbard students back with exciting new additions, thanks to our occupational therapist, Mrs. Diaz, and physical therapist, Ms. Bailey! The sensory boxes, located in the kindergarten/Pre-K wing and gym lobby, provide students with an additional option for sensory breaks throughout the day. These boxes help enrich our students’ school experience by offering a moment to reset and refocus. A big thank you to Mrs. Diaz and Ms. Bailey for their dedication to enhancing our students’ learning environment!
All smiles this morning!! Welcome home Hubbard School 💙💛✨
We hate to interrupt your February break, but don’t forget to spread the word about kindergarten registration! 🐏📚 Register early – we can’t wait to meet our Rising Rams and welcome them into the Hubbard family! 💙💛
Happy Presidents Day! Today we honor the legacy of American leadership and the ideals that shaped our nation. 🇺🇸
In this engaging math activity, students are practicing their number sense by using whiteboards to work on math problems, including subtraction and addition within 100. This hands-on learning allows them to visualize their thinking, make connections between numbers, and deepen their understanding of key math concepts, all while building fluency. Through activities like this, 2nd graders at Hubbard School are actively honing their mathematical skills and preparing for more complex problem-solving!
We loved seeing Mrs. Frank support and represent within Hubbard School for P.S. I Love You Day, helping to spread kindness and raise awareness for mental health in our Ramsey community. The P.S. I Love You Day sweatshirt sale, organized by RHS Student Congress, brings our community together in support of an important cause—100% of proceeds will be donated to West Bergen Mental Health and the P.S. I Love You Day organization. Plus, this year’s design is a Ramsey original, created by Reese Connell and Massimo Randazzo (StuCo officers), along with RHS Art teacher Danielle Robertson.Let’s continue to show support, spread kindness, and remind everyone that they are never alone! 💜
Happy February Break!! We hope you enjoy a well-deserved break filled with rest, fun, and time with loved ones. While we’ll miss our students, we know that no matter where you go this week, Hubbard is always home 💙💛. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back soon, refreshed and ready for more learning and laughter!
Today, we celebrate Officer Scott for all the ways he makes Hubbard School a great place to learn and grow. From greeting students in the morning and giving encouraging shoutouts on the announcements to his daily interactions with staff and students, Officer Scott helps everyone feel welcome, supported, and safe. Thank you, Officer Scott, for all that you do! Hubbard School is lucky to have you.
Happy Valentine's Day 💙💛✨
Students learned the importance of caring for their teeth today! They played a fun game to identify which foods are good and which are bad for their dental health. A great way to make learning about oral hygiene both informative and fun! 🦷
Schools closed February 17th - 21st.
