Summer Letter to Parents
(Click the above link to view the letter regarding our classroom schedule, curriculum, and supplies.)
**The 2010-2011 sumer letter has not yet been posted. Please check back later or email me for the latest copy**
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About the Teacher
This is Mrs. Bass’s fifth year teaching at Pittsfield. For the past four years, she has taught fourth grade, and she is very excited for a new adventure teaching second grade! She loves living here in New Hampshire, but is originally from upstate New York. She attended Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY, where she…
603 Bright Futures Survey
The New Hampshire Department of Education wants to hear from you. The 603 Bright Futures Survey is an opportunity for you to have your voice heard. These surveys will gather actionable feedback around learning models, school climate, family and community engagement, and other topics in order to understand the successes and challenges of the recent…
NH Goes to College
To view this photo slideshow you need to have Flash Player 9 or newer installed and JavaScript enabled. This flash photo slideshow gallery was created with PhotoSnack in a couple of minutes. On November 1st, fourth, fifth, and sixth graders gathered in the PES Gym for the NH Goes to College Month kickoff, sponsored by…
New Officers for PES PTO
The PES Parent Teacher Organization elected new officers at its May 10 meeting. Amy Ramsey will serve as president, Becky Frost as Vice President, Erin Butler as treasurer, and retiring President Tina Nevins will serve as Secretary. We thank Ms. Nevins for her two years of service as PTO president.
Project HOME First Phase!
On Thursday, June 2, Pittsfield Project HOME broke ground outside of the Kindergarten area at the elementary school with the help of Mr. George Szelest and some hard working six graders. Find out about Project HOME!
Contact Information
If you need to contact me at any time during the year, please feel free to call the school at 435-8432 x107, send in a note with your child, or email me. Please note that phone calls and notes may be the best way to get a hold of me during the school day….