This weekend begins our first reading assignment for the One Book, One District Project. Read Chapters 1-3 and meet our new friend, BAT. Happy Reading! 📘
What's more fun than PE class? PE class with Thistle the Therapy Dog. Thank you Long Valley Juniors!!!
BAC students received their copies of A Boy Called Bat with help from a special guest character from the book! Happy reading! One District, One Book!
Members of the National Junior Honor Society had a GREAT time visiting FKS, BAC, and OFRS to celebrate Read Across America Week. Middle schoolers look forward to picking some of their favorites titles to read to our younger students each year.
What an amazing launch to our school wide One Book, One School program today. After a live google meet for the whole school where we reviewed student guesses on what the book might be, we had the big reveal and are pleased to announce every child will be reading A Boy Called Bat! We hand delivered a book to each child today with the help of our guest Skunk! We look forward to partnering with you as you share in the love of reading at home with your child.
WTSchools: One District, One Book Kickoff Day!!
BAC students celebrated Read Across America Week with many activities and spirit days! On Thursday, March 6, each class in the school joined a partner class for 30 minutes of reading and friendship.
Scenes from Cucinella's Read Across America- Photos 1+2- Mrs. Lind reads to our preschoolers in Mrs. Miranda's class. Photos 3-6- 4th grade students buddying up with 1st graders and reading together.
LVMS National Junior Honor Society students visited BAC this Wednesday. They delighted kindergarten and first-grade students, reading to small groups in each class. This was a special treat for everyone involved, a great event during Read Across America week! BAC thanks LVMS!
BAC students in Mrs. Brown's 4th grade science class made electromagnets this week. They tested different hypotheses and discovered ways to increase the strength of their electromagnets!
OFRS Staff and Students had a blast celebrating the one and only Cat in the Hat! 🎩✨ From fun dress-up, to reading classic Dr. Seuss stories, our students had a great time! Let’s keep the magic of reading alive every day! 🌟
📚🎩 Look who’s joining in on the Seusstastic fun! Superintendent Antonella Lind brings The Cat in the Hat to life, reading and connecting with students—decked out in a purr-fectly themed outfit, of course! 😻📖
Today OFRS is totally upside down and sideways, and we are loving every minute of it! 🙃 From wearing mismatched socks to rocking backwards clothing, it's a day to let our imaginations run wild and have fun with all things wacky! 😜✨
📚💚 Green Eggs and Ham Day Fun! 💚📚
On Tuesday, we had a blast celebrating Green Eggs and Ham Day for Read Across America! 🎉 From silly rhymes to bright green outfits, our love for reading was in full swing. This timeless classic even had us considering trying green eggs!
At BAC this past Monday, we celebrated our bucketfillers for the month of February with a party with the principals. These students demonstrated our core values of responsibility, respect, safety, persistence, and kindness! Great job!
At OFRS, we speak for the trees and celebrate Read Across America Week in style—rocking our Lorax mustaches and diving into the magical world of Dr. Seuss! 🌳📚✨
Attention all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students! The Long Valley Junior Women's Photo Contest is back ! Please use the included flyer and link for more information: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScjXkj63-4zCu32XfdWkPGCHzJqi0q5Z85LR8FVRjGPEroZWw/viewform
🚀 Celebrate STEM Month With Us! 🔬⚙️
March is STEM Month in NJ, and we’re celebrating the power of STEM learning with an exciting hands-on event for all ages! 🎉
📅 When: Saturday, March 22nd, 12:00–2:30 PM
📍 Where: Long Valley Middle School
Join us at the WT Schools District STEM Expo for interactive exhibits, engaging activities, and a chance to explore the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math! Don’t miss out—bring your curiosity and get ready for a day of discovery. 🔭💡
In fourth grade, students use benchmark fractions like 1/2, 1/3, 2/3, 1/4, and 3/4 to help them make decisions about rounding. By comparing a fraction to these benchmarks, they can determine whether a number is closer to 0, 1/2, or 1, making estimation more efficient!
Thank you Dr. Marangon for giving an awesome presentation about Australia to our 3rd graders for their cultures and communties unit. We loved your fun facts, photos and stories!
