First Grade Author Tea
On Friday, March 30, first graders read their books to family members who visited for the Authors’ Tea.
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Security and Dismissal!
Safety and Security are our First Priority! A New PES Security System. Over the summer a new entryway security system was installed for the main entrance to Pittsfield Elementary School. The security system allows our staff to secure the building during the school day, keeping the front door locked so that no-one can enter without…
Homework:
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….
Fall Assessment Information
The New Hampshire Department of Education and Governor Sununu have ordered that every student is assessed this fall. The results provide teachers with solid guidelines for instruction. Students in pre-school, kindergarten, and high school will be assessed by classroom assessments. Students K-8 will complete the NWEA MAP assessment. Our teachers like this assessment because it…
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The central nervous system develops from the bottom up with sensory systems and motor/perceptual development being the foundation for higher level language skills, cognition, and academic skills:
Friday Book Buddies
Every Friday morning between 8:00 and 8:30, PES students in grades 4-6, visit their book buddies in grades 1-3.
Deerfield Fair Art Exhibit
The work of over 150 Pittsfield Elementary artists was on display at the Deerfield Fair last weekend. Pittsfield placed third out of 18 elementary schools that displayed are at the fair.