Hubbard School has character! ๐ซถ๐ปThis preschooler in Mrs. Dumont's class showed empathy by comforting a friend who was not feeling well, rubbing his back and checking in with care. When his friend returned to school after being sick, he asked if he was feeling better. A beautiful example of empathy in action!

Only 16 days into first grade and Mrs. Spaccavento is already amazed by her studentsโ hard work and stamina! ๐โจ They are diligently practicing their alphabet sounds and growing their sight word vocabulary each day.



Hubbard PTO Meeting - 9:15am Tomorrow!

Check out these third graders in Mrs. Frank's class spending time in the library with Mrs. Lakind ๐โจ Exploring books, sharing stories, and growing as readers is such a wonderful way to build a love of reading ๐๐



Sharing our warmest wishes to all of our students, families, and staff who are celebrating Rosh Hashanah. May the new year be filled with health, happiness, and sweet moments. Shana Tova! ๐๐ฏ

Happy Monday from the first graders in Mrs. Assor's class!








Reminder: Schools are closed tomorrow in recognition of Rosh Hashanah. Wishing a sweet new year to all who celebrate.

In Kindergarten math, learning about attributes lays the foundation for important problem solving skills students will use later. By exploring buttons, children spark natural curiosity and have fun while learning to sort and classify, use precise math language, and make connections by noticing similarities and differences. Hands on learning at its best!





Kicking off the year strong with Ms. G ๐ชโจ Students are actively practicing collaboration at their stations and using communication skills to solve challenges together. These are important Profile of a Ramsey Graduate competencies that will help them grow as learners and leaders all year long! ๐๐๐




Smiles and hands on learning shine with Ms. Jordan. Building connections, growing confidence, and celebrating progress together every day! ๐๐

Districtwide Tommy Strong Day Tomorrow!
Go GOLD, wear a Hat Day, and/or wear โTurquoiseโ - all donations benefit the Tommy Strong Foundation
Go GOLD, wear a Hat Day, and/or wear โTurquoiseโ - all donations benefit the Tommy Strong Foundation

What a phenomenal Back to School Night at Hubbard School ๐๐ A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this night possible, from our Board of Education to our custodians who prepared the building, to our teachers who shared their classrooms, and to our families for their partnership and support. We also had the help of our RAMbassadors, who welcomed families and guided the way with pride. Nights like these remind us what a special community we have at Hubbard. Welcome home, Hubbard family! ๐โจ








Friendships are blooming and readers are growing in K-Cam. We cannot wait to see how far these Rams will go by June! ๐๐๐



Check out what this kindergartner in K-Cam shared when asked how she is feeling about Kindergarten ๐โจ Nothing better than hearing our studentsโ voices as they begin their journey at Hubbard! ๐๐ GO RAMS.

Mrs. Linden joined K-Sha for their very first SEL lesson of the year ๐โจ Through the RULER approach from Yale, students are beginning to explore how to recognize, understand, label, express, and regulate their emotions. These lessons give children the tools to build empathy, strengthen relationships, and create a positive classroom community which is an important foundation for a successful year ahead ๐


Join us for Back to School Night at Hubbard School on Wednesday, September 17 at 7 pm. Meet teachers, see classrooms, and hear what is ahead for the year. We cannot wait to welcome you! ๐๐

Happy Monday! K-Pia enjoyed a visit to the Ramsey Public Library ๐โจ Students explored books, discovered new stories, and learned more about all the resources the library has to offer. What a wonderful way to spark curiosity and a love of reading! ๐๐




Ms. G began bus evacuation drills with our youngest learners. Look at our attentive preschoolers in Mrs. Dumont's class as they practiced the important safety routines that help everyone stay calm and prepared in an emergency. These early lessons build confidence and ensure our students know what to do to stay safe.




Hubbard School Play Day was a joyful success ๐ฒโจ Throughout the day, students engaged in meaningful play that encouraged communication, collaboration, problem solving, and critical thinking. Play not only strengthens connections with peers and teachers but also supports the skills that help our students R.I.S.E. together ๐๐๐










Students in Mrs. Reidโs class had their curiosity sparked in the courtyard when they noticed a tree with red fruit ๐๐ณ They explored books about trees, wondered โwhat kind of tree would you be?โ and then painted outside among the trees to imagine their own. The outdoors gives new perspectives and activates all of our senses. ๐จโจ
As one author reminds us, โPainting can facilitate knowledge, because painting is a language that supports our observations, curiosity and empathy, all elements that invite us to see things more carefully and get to know what is other than ourselves.โ ๐๐










