Students can attend ASP to complete homework, study, work on post-secondary research, or independent reading. Grades 6–8 can now sign up the day of the program! ✅ Supervised and structured to support your student’s success after school. Check the events calendar on the app or website for the teacher covering and room number.
We’re honoring local veterans! Send digital photos 📸 (include branch of service) and messages of gratitude 💌 to be part of our program.
We have a list of veterans compiled by Carol Norwick, but want to update it and not miss anyone. Know a veteran who should be invited to the ceremony & breakfast? Contact Joy Holden ☎️ 845-586-2647 ext. 1018 or 📧 jholden@margaretvillecs.org
Spectator Bus for Girls Varsity Soccer Sectional Game
UPDATED: We are planning to run a spectator bus for students in grades 6–12 to attend the Girls Varsity Soccer sectional game in Stamford.
*Permission slips will be available for pick up at the Front Desk , the cafeteria and with Mrs. Fronckowiak.
*Permission slips must be signed and returned to Danielle Fronckowiak by Tuesday, 10/21 @ 9:00am.
*There is no cost for students to ride the bus.
*There is no fee to enter the event. There will be concessions /food for purchase.
Thank you for supporting our student-athletes!
Thank you for your understanding!
Tonight is the Virtual Financial Aid Night.
Link to Board Docs: https://go.boarddocs.com/ny/margaretvillecs/Board.nsf/Public
As part of their sky patterns unit in science, first grade students learned about the changing seasons. Since it's fall, we decided to use nonfiction texts to learn more about leaves, particularly why they change color and fall to the ground. They then went on a nature walk and gathered leaves to use for their projects. Next, they sorted leaves by color, shape and size. Finally, they made their leaf creatures. They are now in the process of writing their first narrative to share their experience! Stay tuned for pictures of the final product.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fj-a4-aVXKhLfI5o40paMKFTlj2XytSW/view?usp=sharing
Too Good for Violence and Too Good for Drugs are curriculums developed by the Mendez foundation. It is an evidence based and skill building program that makes a positive impact on students, teachers, parents and the community as a whole.
Programming will begin October 2nd!
Thank you,
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Molly Imperato
Pk-7 School Counselor
mimperato@margaretvillecs.org
