Hubbard PTO Meeting - 9:15am Tomorrow!
Enter the front vestibule to sign in then proceed to the outside cafeteria doors to the meeting (remember to bring your driver’s license to sign in)
Hubbard readers, in 1P, work together as a team to practice their fluency with a partner. Readers work together to think- "How does this want to be read?"
Sharing books with buddies is always the best! At Hubbard, third graders share some favorite books with their kindergarten reading buddies!
Kindergarten artists are being introduced to the elements of art. K-Hughes used crayons and colored pencils to create value. This artists brother found value in his food! #ArtIsEverywhere
Kindergartners spent time with Mrs.Linden for their second SEL lesson on emotions. Students learn, share and discuss similarities and differences between their feelings.
Kindergartners using i-Ready, an adaptive computer-based assessment for identifying students' learning strengths and challenges.
Gather those coins and bills in support of the Hubbard PTO for Silly Pennies week!
Hubbard families- please read important reminders for our One School, One Book!
📣 THANK YOU to Ramsey's AMAZING Buildings & Grounds Crew and District Custodians for their relentless efforts to keep our facilities safe. Your work does NOT go unnoticed! 🥶 ❄
Ramsey School District will operate on a 2-hour delay on Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
Start Times as follows:
Ramsey High School - 10 AM
Smith Middle School - 10:15 AM
Dater School - 10:30 AM
Tisdale/Hubbard - 10:45 AM
RED Before Care is canceled.
Please see the District website for a complete Delayed Opening Schedule.
Stay safe, Rams!
Preschool Students use a variety of collage materials to create a snow creature. Inspired by the book Snowballs by Lois Ehlert
Ramsey School District will operate on a 2-hour delay on Tuesday, January 16, 2024.
A complete Delayed Opening Schedule can be seen on the District website.
By recognizing and celebrating Dr. King’s life and philosophy, Ramsey students honor his contributions, learn from his example, and reflect upon the inherent dignity of all people. This reflection allows all students the opportunity to develop into thoughtful, engaged, and informed citizens through this work.
By recognizing and celebrating Dr. King’s life and philosophy, Ramsey students honor his contributions, learn from his example, and reflect upon the inherent dignity of all people. This reflection allows all students the opportunity to develop into thoughtful, engaged, and informed citizens through this work.
The week before winter vacation, students not only learned about New Year traditions in Spanish-speaking countries, they also practiced some of those traditions. One of those traditions is sweeping twelve coins (one for each month) on the floor of a person's house, which is good luck for more money in the year ahead. The Spanish Resource Slideshow on Schoology includes a document with many of these traditions, which is what the students used to learn about these traditions. Check them out!
As a reminder schools are closed Monday, January 15th in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr Day.
The word of 2024 is ZEN. Hubbard artists launch the new year with a review on how to manage big emotions and a lesson on Zentangles. Mindful coloring is one of many strategies to help us regulate our emotions and get back to green.
Thanks so much for all families who have already donated to support the animals at RBARI! If you'd like to contribute electronically, please visit: https://rbari.org/donate/donate.html and make sure to mention the Ramsey High School S.T.E.P. program in your message.
PE can happen anywhere! 3J and 3F combined Gym and Art to learn about the food groups and create a healthy, balanced meal!
Keep an eye out! 👀
Our high achieving scholars, spectacular artists, champion athletes and more outstanding #Rams are highlighted in the Winter 2024 issue of News & Views. Read how hands-on learning and real-world experience combine to prepare students for their futures: bit.ly/News-Views-Winter24.
