Friendship

What does Mathematics instruction look like at Pittsfield Elementary? Last year, PES teachers spent time ensuring that all standards are met at each grade level. They have aligned the curriculum so that the same concepts are taught in all classes at a grade level, and that skills are built on in the following grade levels….

The USDA has extended free meals for all children 18 and under (or up to 21 with an IEP) to December 31, 2020 (or until the funds run out). USDA Press Release Our food services program will begin on Thursday, September 10. Full remote students can also opt into the program by returning the Fresh Picks…

On Wednesday afternoon in the PES Library, a group of 3 teachers, custodians, school board members, PTO members, met with Marilyn Wyzga of the NH Fish and Game Department for an initial presentation on Project Home PES. During the two-hour meeting Ms. Wyzga gave an overview of the program and process of developing and implementing…

Fourth-grade students in Ms. Bass’s and Ms Wilson’s classes were treated last Friday to a visit from historian, Bonnie Marshall, of the New Hampshire Historical Society, Dr. Marshall shared original and contemporary artifacts from New Hampshire’s Native Americans, the Abenaki. Students have been studying the Abenaki lifestyle as part of New Hampshire history. Photos by…

Pittsfield Elementary School and Pittsfield Middle High School teachers are involved in a special science project this year called the New Hampshire Education and Environment Team. Teachers from four districts in the state—Pittsfield being one of them—are receiving support and training in developing science units that get students outside doing field investigations. They observe, collect…

  PES Students in grades K – 6 were part of an all school assembly on Friday, January 29 to raise awareness for heart disease. This is the 6th year in a row that PES has partnered with the American Heart Association to teach our kids and our community about the importance of having a…