Red Ribbon Formation
Over 350 students from PES and PMHS formed a red ribbon Tuesday morning on the field between the schools. A National Gurd helicopter captured pictures from the air. These pictures were taken from the gym roof.
Over 350 students from PES and PMHS formed a red ribbon Tuesday morning on the field between the schools. A National Gurd helicopter captured pictures from the air. These pictures were taken from the gym roof.
On Monday through Thursday evenings, students are assigned homework to reinforce concepts taught during the school day. These assignments should be completed as activities would in a school setting: in a quiet environment with adequate lighting and without distractions. On Fridays, students are asked to read for fifteen minutes over the course of the weekend….
Occupational Therapy The goal of occupational therapy is to help a person be independently successful in his/her meaningful and purposeful daily activities. OT services are approached differently for every individual. The method of intervention used to reach the individual’s goal(s) is determined by the occupational therapist’s clinical judgment. Different methods of OT intervention: -Establish/restore skills – Compensation strategies/adaptations of the…
Note: Author Katie Bass is a second-grade classroom teacher, who also serves as PES’s Responsive Classroom Lead Teacher. She taught grade four for her first four years at PES. In looking back at my five years here at Pittsfield Elementary, I can easily say that I have come a long way in my communication with parents….
We have early release dates scheduled for the third Wednesday of each month (with the exception of June) for professional learning activities. Our first early releases date is September 21. Lunch will be served and students will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m. Please note there is no pre-kindergarten on early release dates. Also, our after…
Pittsfield 3rd graders perform March 18 under the direction of circus artist, Rick Davis, and PE teacher Laura Smith. Photos by 6th grader, Alexis Rodriguez.