Students in Mrs. Stracuzzi and Mrs. Broderick's class explored density for the first time today!
Smith's halls are bursting with color and R-E-S-P-E-C-T! Thank you, Art Club, for the wonderful hallway art work!
This week, Mrs. Kelly’s 6th grade science classes are exploring shadows and figuring out where they fit in on their models of light! 💡
Our 7th grade students are currently working on using color value to create optical illusions. Keep up the fantastic work! 🎨🖌️
Save this! Attention all Smith students! Here is the calendar for October's upcoming club meeting dates! We hope you try something new this month!
Eighth grade scientists in Ms. Sausville and Mrs. Donohue's classes recently used heated and cooled water to do a simulation of the convection currents taking place in Earth's mantle, which allows for sea floor spreading to occur. Keep up the great work!
Tomorrow is the first Friday in October and that only means one thing ... Blue & Gold Day at Smith School! Wear your best Ramsey colors to show your Ram pride!
Smith's Art Club was full of creativity and color this afternoon! While some picked their day's project on canvas or paper, others decided to decorate the hallway for our upcoming week of respect! 🎨🖌️🖼️
In preparation for their coming vocabulary assessment, students in civics completed a vocab review choice board. Activities included building vocab related scenes with lego and playdoh, charades, crossword puzzles, and Pictionary, to name a few.
Sixth graders in Mrs. Murphy's English class, recently worked in groups to understand how the setting of a story can impact the characters and the plot. They shared their notebook work under the doc camera with their classmates. Keep up the hard work! 💛
Smith School would like to proudly introduce our 2026-2027 student government representatives.
Happening now! Our student government pep rally is wrapping up! Stay tuned for the results!
Rowdy can't wait to see everyone's school spirit tomorrow as we kick off our student government pep rally! While voting will take place during all lunch periods, our blue and gold spirit is all day long. Let's go, Smith School and end this week strong! Stay tuned for pictures and results of the student body elections. Good luck to all candidates!
Mrs. Acebo's civics students recently participated in a silent graffiti activity where they quietly reflected on democracy, recording their thoughts, questions, and reactions. The graffiti walls will be memorialized so that students can revisit these reflections in the future, as their understanding of democracy grows throughout the year. Great job, 7th graders! Keep up the hard work! 💙💛
Smith School is proud to present the community with PUFFS, a one-act play of wizardry and magic. Tickets go on sale soon for both the Friday, Oct. 23 and Saturday, Oct. 24 performances. The students are so excited to showcase their talents! We hope to see you there!
Wishing our students, staff, and families who observe Yom Kippur a meaningful day of reflection and a easy fast. 💙
Our Community Service Club held their first meeting yesterday afternoon! Members had the opportunity to contribute to Color A Smile, which is a nonprofit organization that sends a colorful drawing to senior citizens, veterans or anyone in need of a smile. Thank you, CSC, for making someone's day a little more cheerful!
Sixth graders in Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Callendrillo's math classes are learning long division! ➗ A concept that could be daunting, but these students are asking questions and actively engaged! Keep up the hard work!
Sun's out ☀️- Fun's out 😁! Recess is an important time of day where students can unwind with friends. Today, our 7th grade boys had an intense soccer game that they were talking about for the remainder of the day! 💛⚽️💙
Team 7-1 has started their ELA unit! With that, today students began to practice their reading skills by comparing and contrasting how an author develops characters over time. 🎵
